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90% of orgs boost AI marketing spend, but only 12% measure impact

Created at 5 Jun · 10:08 AM3 sources↑ Market-relevant3 events
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A Comviva Global CMO Survey reveals that 90% of organizations have increased AI marketing investments over the past two years. However, only 12% can measure the business value or ROI of these AI initiatives, highlighting a significant gap in demonstrating tangible results.

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Key Numbers

90%organizations increased AI marketing investment
12%organizations can measure AI marketing business value
2 yearstimeframe for increased AI marketing investment

Who's Involved

Comviva
Provider of the Global CMO Survey Report

↳ Why This Matters

Despite widespread adoption of AI in marketing, most organizations struggle to prove its value, indicating potential inefficiencies in AI strategy and implementation, and raising questions about future investment decisions.

Key facts

  • 90% of organizations increased AI marketing investments in the last two years.
  • Only 12% of organizations can measure the business value of AI in marketing.
  • The Comviva Global CMO Survey highlights challenges in proving AI marketing ROI.

A recent Comviva Global CMO Survey indicates a significant trend in marketing departments: while 90% of organizations have boosted their investments in Artificial Intelligence for marketing purposes over the last two years, a substantial majority are facing difficulties in quantifying the actual business impact of these investments. The report highlights that only 12% of these organizations are currently able to demonstrate a measurable return on their AI marketing expenditure. This suggests a disconnect between the accelerating adoption of AI in marketing functions and the ability to translate these technological advancements into tangible business value and proven ROI.

Frequently asked questions

Ninety percent of organizations increased their AI marketing investments over the past two years, according to the Comviva Global CMO Survey.

Only twelve percent of organizations are able to measure the business value of AI in their marketing efforts.

The main challenge is the difficulty organizations face in proving the business value and ROI of their AI marketing investments, despite increased spending.

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How It Developed

5 Jun · 6:27 PM
This article restates earlier reporting on AI marketing investment and ROI measurement challenges, adding no new information.
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5 Jun · 12:33 PM
Informe de la encuesta global de directores de marketing de Comviva
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5 Jun · 10:00 AM
Ninety percent of organizations increased AI marketing investments in the last two years, yet only 12% can measure its business value.
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90% of organisations increase AI marketing investments, but only 12% can measure real impact: Comviva Global CMO Survey Reportm.piqsuite.com
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Quatre-vingt-dix pour cent des organisations augmentent leurs investissements dans le marketing IA, mais seulement 12 % d'entre elles peuvent en mesurer l'impact réel, selon un sondage mondial mené par Comviva auprès des directeurs marketingm.piqsuite.com
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Informe de la encuesta global de directores de marketing de Comvivam.piqsuite.com

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