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Leading performance agencies are 74% more likely than mainstream ones to use machine learning to process data signals to better understand consumer intent.

Econsultancy and Google, Performance Agency Survey, n=396, executives at North American agencies that invested at least $8M into paid search marketing in 2017; Leading Performance Agencies (n=136) are identified as agencies who reported revenue growth for existing portfolio over 11% in H1 2018, Mainstream (n=260) identified as remainder of the sample, Sept. 2018.

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of leading performance agencies that were able to reallocate time thanks to machine learning shifted more than 30% of their time to more strategic activities.
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The top 100 most mature marketers are 4X as likely to exceed business goals, increase market share and revenue as the 100 least mature marketers.
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The top five questions for "gender equality" around the world over the past five years were:
- what is gender equality
- why is gender equality important
- how to promote gender equality
- why gender equality is important
- why gender equality stalled
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International Women’s Day reached peak search interest in March 2017 — the same month that global search interest in gender equality reached its highest point.
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