AI as a Sales Assistant, Not a Salesperson
AI has become the most misunderstood tool in sales.
Some see it as a threat. Others see it as a shortcut. Both views miss the point.
AI is not here to replace salespeople.
AI has become the most misunderstood tool in sales.
Some see it as a threat. Others see it as a shortcut. Both views miss the point.
AI is not here to replace salespeople.
Marketing has never had more data than it does right now.
Dashboards are packed with metrics. Reports grow longer every month. Every platform promises deeper insights and more precision.
And yet, decision-making feels harder than ever.
More data does not automatically lead to better marketing. In many cases, it slows it down.
“Set it and forget it” might be the most misleading promise in modern advertising.
It sounds efficient. It sounds scalable. It sounds like technology finally figured out how to make marketing easy.
Every business works with vendors.
That’s not a weakness—it’s the reality of modern business.
Marketing agencies rely on platforms, publishers, ad tech, software providers, printers, freelancers, consultants, and distribution partners. Retailers rely on suppliers and logistics companies. Service businesses rely on tools, contractors, and specialists. No organization operates in a vacuum.