The proliferation of marketing technology poses a major challenge
Marketing automation helps organizations deliver the right message at the right moment by responding to customer behavior, lifecycle stage, and known preferences. When used well, automation allows communication to become more timely, relevant, and consistent without relying entirely on manual campaigns.
In this section, we explore how automation supports relationship-driven marketing through lifecycle messaging, behavioral triggers, segmentation, and CRM integration. Rather than focusing on specific platforms or software features, these articles examine how automation systems can sustain meaningful communication across the customer journey.
Used thoughtfully, marketing automation does not replace human strategy. It extends it, allowing organizations to maintain continuity with customers even when interactions occur months or years apart.


Why should we learn to master marketing automation fundamentals when we have so many other priorities? The answer is simple: in recent years, marketers have embarked on an epic quest for customer-centricity and one-on-one customer relationships. This quest has led to the development of large-scale marketing automation platforms.
These martech tools make it possible to trigger on-going campaigns according to the customers’ behavior. They also help marketers better understand where customers fall in their brand adoption journey.

Each year, the Quebec Marketing Association (formerly the AMR) holds a competition to select the top marketing campaigns created by prominent brands and their agencies. Year after year, Strategies does quite well in the standings. Last year, we were awarded Best omnichannel marketing campaign. The year before, we were honoured as the Agency of the year.
This year, we have three campaigns nominated for an award (out of three submissions) for three of our clients. Check out the videos below to learn more about the nominees.