Thanh Tra
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If 10 years ago, Marketing revolved around ideas, today, it revolves around data and adaptability.
AI is no longer a “backend technology,” but the heart of every modern marketing campaign — from content creation, ad optimization to customer journey personalization.
Case Study: AI in Global Marketing
According to McKinsey, 65% of global businesses have applied AI in marketing, and 77% of marketers use AI to personalize content and optimize customer experiences (HubSpot, 2024).
The truth is: AI does not replace humans – AI expands human creativity with speed, data and automation.
Here are 6 typical examples that show AI is not just a trend, but a real competitive advantage.
Meta launches campaign AI-dorable, using AI to create “absurdly cute” photos (like cats on clouds, dogs as pilots).
Objectives: showcasing the power of visual AI while maintaining a positive, humanistic feel.
Results:
Strategic Message: Meta doesn’t sell AI, they “sell emotions” about AI – turning dry technology into an approachable experience.
McDonald’s Thailand partners with Leo Burnett, using ChatGPT to determine the “perfect fried chicken recipe”: crispy, juicy, and fatty.
Based on user sentiment data, AI suggested new recipes – and real products were launched.
Results:
Strategy: Turning consumer data into real-world innovation – AI not only helps with marketing, but also creates real products.
Nike integrates AI to analyze habits, behaviors, favorite colors, and purchase history, thereby allowing customers to design shoes according to their personal preferences.
Results:
Message: When customers are involved in the creative process, they no longer “buy” – they “create their own brand”.
Heinz uses technology DALL·E (AI creates images from text) to “ask AI: What does Heinz ketchup look like?”.
Result: every AI-generated image – even without a logo – looks like a Heinz bottle.
Strategy summary:
Affirming that Heinz = ketchup icon, to the point where AI “thinks like consumers”.
This is the pinnacle of brand equity: When brand recognition goes beyond the logo and becomes an image in the subconscious mind.
Coca-Cola collaborates with OpenAI (GPT-4 + DALL-E) to create a platform Create Real Magic, allows users to create Coca-Cola images with AI.
Results:
Strategy: turn customers into brand co-creators, rather than just consumers.
Starbucks app integrates AI to predict customer preferences based on purchase history, weather, and behavior.
AI automatically recommends the most suitable drink for each individual person.
Results:
Message: Personalization is no longer a trend – it is the new standard of customer experience.
What the above brands have in common is:
However, Vietnamese businesses often encounter 3 obstacles:
GTG CRM is not just a customer management platform, but a complete AI Marketing ecosystem, allowing businesses to replicate the models of the “big guys” above in a scale suitable for them.
→ Help small businesses do what Coca-Cola, Meta or Heinz do – create creative campaigns from data and emotions.
→ Replicating the model of Starbucks Digital Flywheel – but suitable for Vietnamese SMEs.
→ Businesses no longer guess “which campaign is effective” – but see real data, in real time.
Examples like Nike, Coca-Cola or Starbucks prove that AI does not do marketing for humans – but amplifies human creativity, personalization and measurement.
Businesses that know how to apply AI early will have a long-term advantage – because they understand customers more deeply and react quickly than competitors.
GTG CRM is “technology launchpad” helping Vietnamese businesses shorten that gap:
From creating content, running ads, classifying customers to measure ROI – all in one system.




