Imagine this

You need to buy a diaper for your baby and you have no clue what brand, what make or quality? A diaper consultant reaches out to you. She attentively notes your requirements, carries out a feasibility study, checks price-fit and recommends a diaper you should go for. She processes your order and ensures delivery. And all of this under 30 minutes, impressive right?

Now imagine this- you own this diaper consultancy firm. How much do you think per conversion cost would be? Darn high!!!

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For this week’s blog, we thought of taking you down the memory lane

We’ve rounded the best blogs for your reading pleasure….Dig in!

With the rise of  “conversational experiences,” just about every business function—from marketing to commerce to support—must be redesigned to be conversational. The greatest impact felt due to conversational marketing is that businesses interact with far more consumer prospects than they do with paying customers. Each of us soon will be experiencing this as a target, if we aren’t already. Read more

Statistical models in sports and marketing attribution have a lot in common. Both are technologies that improve forecast accuracy.

Marketers make huge strides in improving their lead and demand generation program when they can better predict how many leads they’ll generate and which ones will close.

The benefits include reducing the cost per lead, marketers make better bets with their time and money, generating quality leads.

In this post, we’ll report industry patterns around lead generation and discuss how marketing attribution improves the effectiveness of money spent in generating and qualifying leads.

There was once a time when we could only send a limited number of text messages per month. But times have changed. In less than a decade, tech companies have designed free messaging apps without any limitations. For individuals who were notorious for going over their text limits every month, this was like winning the lottery!

However, since then, messaging apps have become a lot more than just texting. Companies have started using them for digital interactions and transactions. Chat apps began integrating other features, such as making voice calls, sending images and videos, playing games, and even purchasing products. These added features have attracted new users.

Ever since Facebook announced the launch of chatbots to the world in mid-2016, the well-established definition for the same went something like “a computer program designed to simulate an intelligent conversation with one or more human users via conversational interfaces”. Bots got the reputation of being lightweight apps that resided within messengers. Ever since their widespread acceptance, the world of marketing has never been the same. A  wave of a disruptive new trend in technology ushered into our daily lives.

Amidst the unexpected cold temperatures, Barcelona’s Fira Gran Via conference facility was host to another eventful MWC. The biggest mobile conference in the world saw many innovations, product launches and disruptive technologies at the display.

Gupshup was at Hall 8.1 – App Planet Stand 8.1H44. For the next 4 days from 26^th Feb to the 1^st of March, our team was doing the rounds addressing curious customers

“Chatbots are the ideal solution for unique challenges in hospitality”

Can computers be hospitable? Can software be warm, friendly, genial? The answer to these questions will determine the extent to which chatbots and conversational experiences will transform the hospitality industry. This article from Gupshup discusses the latest chatbots technology trends as it relates to the hospitality industry.

Training schools recommend that the attributes required to succeed in the hospitality industry include commitment, enthusiasm, teamwork, efficiency, flexibility, time management, organization, communication skills etc. Therefore, let’s explore how chatbots measure up across many of these dimensions.