The vibe-coding era: how AI turned marketers into developers
A column on how vibe-coding changes a marketer’s work: why marketers should build their own tools with AI and what it delivers for the business in practice. In Russian.
A column on how vibe-coding changes a marketer’s work: why marketers should build their own tools with AI and what it delivers for the business in practice. In Russian.
Why growth through channel scaling stopped working; where CMOs most often look for growth in the wrong places, and how to find it inside the current funnel.
On the systemic mistakes that prevent tying marketing work to financial results: many B2B companies still judge promotion by operational metrics — leads, traffic and cost per lead. In Russian.
Which promotion tools and channels are relevant in B2B and which skills a marketer should learn to stay in demand. In Russian.
Finding marketing growth levers with neural networks; optimizing ad campaigns with AI; increasing traffic conversion; analyzing competitors’ marketing with AI.
Bitrix24’s hands-on workshop on applying AI in business; led the marketing track. The next cohort runs in 2025 with speakers from Sber and others.
Why Bitrix24 runs 600 events a year; what replaced the lead-gen channels that left the market; hands-on results from Yandex ad network, VK and Market platform — what worked and what did not; how email marketing reactivates churned users.
How to hire generalist digital marketers without a strong HR brand or a salary race: “selling” vacancies over the phone, HR landing pages, a hiring funnel. In Russian.
An overview of the marketing attribution market in Russia, stack options for in-house builds, pros and cons of existing solutions, and who is better off with a ready-made system versus a custom one. At the time — head of marketing at WiseAdvice.
Practical ways to reduce call-tracking spend without losing analytics quality; on the author’s own projects savings ranged from 18% to 62%. Written while at WiseAdvice Consulting Group. In Russian.