This document summarizes a presentation about artificial intelligence in real-life applications from Salesforce Pardot and Demandbase. It introduces the presenters and covers the following topics: the age of intelligent marketing driven by AI, ABM, and analytics; the building blocks of AI including objectives, signals, and constraints; and examples of AI in Salesforce Pardot and Demandbase. The presentation aims to provide insights into how these companies are applying AI concepts in practice.

1. REAL LIFE AI
INSIGHTS FROM SALESORCE PARDOT
AND DEMANDBASE
Meredith Brown | Salesforce Pardot
Seth Myers | Demandbase
Adam Nichols | Demandbase

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TODAY’S PRESENTERS
ADAM NICHOLS
Director, Product Marketing
Demandbase
SETH MYERS
Director, Data Science
Demandbase
MEREDITH BROWN
Senior Director, Product Management
Salesforce Pardot

3. AGENDA
§ The Age of Intelligent Marketing
§ The Building Blocks of AI
§ AI in Real-Life: Salesforce Pardot and Demandbase
§ Q&A

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: THE HYPE IS REAL

6. 1700’s 1800’s 1990’s TODAY
4th Industrial Revolution
Intelligence
1st Industrial Revolution
Steam
3rd Industrial Revolution
Computing2nd Industrial Revolution
Electricity
The Fourth Industrial Revolution

7. 1450 1920 1973 Today
2nd Industrial Revolution
Electronic
Mediums
1st Industrial Revolution
Printed Advertising
3rd Industrial Revolution
Digital
Marketing
4th Industrial Revolution
Intelligent
Marketing
Powered by AI, ABM, and Analytics
The Age of Intelligent Marketing

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Customer List
ROI Paper
Blog post 5
Forbes Article
Case Studies
Leadership
Homepage
Industry
Product A
Product B
Product C
Demo
form Sales
Time: 6-18 Months
WHY DO WE NEED AI FOR B2B DIGITAL MARKETING?
Because this is what the actual buyer’s journey looks like.

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With AI, marketers can…
PREDICT AUTOMATE OPTIMIZESCALE

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THE BUILDING
BLOCKS OF AI:
1. OBJECTIVES
2. SIGNALS
3. CONSTRAINTS
GOOGLE SEARCH
Objective: Return relevant results
Signals: Site content; In-bound links;
Aggregated user behavior
Constraints: Search terms
AUTONOMOUS DRIVING
Objective: Point A to Point B. No crashes.
Signals: Sensor data for nearby cars and objects; Traffic &
weather data; ”Driver” overrides
Constraints: Destination; Roads; Traffic laws
NETFLIX
Objective: Recommend content people enjoy
Signals: Viewership patterns; Aggregated preference
correlations across content
Constraints: Regional availability; Parental controls

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AI IN SALESFORCE PARDOT AND DEMANDBASE

12. LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT
SOME EXAMPLES

13. Q&A