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Is AI Penetration … Slowing Down? Ramp Says Possibly

SaaStr

The real test will come in 2026 budget planning cycles, where AI is likely to receive significantly larger allocations. Platform Consolidation Is Masking Growth The apparent market share shifts—particularly OpenAI’s slight market share decline—might reflect platform consolidation rather than overall market softening.

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Customer experience tools and strategies: 2025 Predictions

Martech

Compliance deadlines for both of these updated accessibility guidelines begin as early as April 2026. And marketers will tap into loyalty programs to do more than simply nudge current customers to buy more to gain added perks. Marketers will seek partnerships to expand the dimensions of loyalty programs and improve experience.

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The $939B Question: Is AI Eating SaaS or Feeding It?

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The Great Spending Showdown: AI vs SaaS in 2025/2026 — What Every B2B Leader Needs to Know We’re witnessing the most dramatic shift in enterprise tech spending since the cloud migration began 15 years ago. growth rate vs. SaaS’s 18.4%

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Nicole Greene: Looking forward with AI

Martech

She expects this and other genAI search innovations will mean huge changes in digital marketing. By 2026, search marketing will lose market share to AI chatbots and other virtual agents, with traditional search engine volume dropping 25%. Q: So I see how this can aid B2C marketers, but what about B2B?

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New SaaStr on 20VC! “The VC Playbook: What’s Working in 2025”

SaaStr

Despite this unusual arrangement for a tech company, they continue to dominate with 85%+ market share. In a world of fewer, bigger winners, these bets make sense despite the high price. Clay’s AI-Fueled Growth and Competitive Strategy Clay is seeing explosive adoption among marketing teams frightened about AI disruption.

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The “AI Slow Roll” is Killing Your SaaS, Why Existential Dread is Needed Today: The Latest 20VC with Rory, Harry + Jason

SaaStr

One game is actually making people money—finding companies early, making the right bets, paying the right prices, and selling. As one investor put it, “Intelligence is available at a price that’s declining by log orders of magnitude every year.” That’s a DPI game.

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The Latest SaaStr on 20VC: The State of SaaS 2025: IPOs, AI, and the Coming Shakeout

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If Chime goes public at $10B instead of $25B, those late-stage investors might get as much as twice as many shares to make up the difference. It’s just a price adjustment after all, notes Jason. And even if their price is adjusted to the IPO price, that’s still a 0% gain. But does it really matter?

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