In the age of AI and instant answers, the classic marketing funnel is losing steam. Buyers today often get what they need without ever visiting your website. 60% of Google searches end with no click at all. Customer attention is scattered across YouTube, TikTok, Reddit, podcasts, and AI chatbots, not just your blog or landing pages. HubSpot, the pioneer of Inbound Marketing, recognised that the old funnel isn’t flowing. In response, they’ve unveiled a new Loop Marketing framework designed for this AI-powered landscape. This approach doesn’t discard Inbound’s core principles, educating customers, creating value, building trust, but adapts these principles for a landscape where buyers engage across countless channels, and AI delivers answers before prospects ever land on your site. The outcome is a dynamic, always-on loop, a continuous cycle of learning and evolution, driven by the synergy of human expertise and AI capabilities.
Introducing Loop Marketing
Loop Marketing replaces the linear funnel with a continuous loop of four stages: Express, Tailor, Amplify, and Evolve. Rather than assuming buyers progress stepwise from awareness to decision, the Loop meets customers where they actually are (everywhere) and turns each interaction into a learning opportunity that makes the next interaction smarter.
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In this pillar page, we’ll break down each stage of the Loop framework with real-world examples and analogies, and show how you can implement them using HubSpot’s latest AI-powered tools. At Cat Media, we’ve been closely following these changes; as noted in our INBOUND 2025 recap, HubSpot’s Loop framework is replacing the traditional funnel model for the AI era. Here’s what that means for your marketing strategy.
From Funnel to Loop: Marketing in the AI Era
Traditional inbound marketing was built on the funnel: attract strangers with content, convert them on your site, close them as customers, and delight them afterwards. That playbook assumed buyers would come to you on your terms. Not anymore. Today’s buyers self-educate and zigzag across channels long before you ever see them. Studies show buyers complete ~80% of their research independently before speaking to sales. They rely on peer recommendations, social media, and AI-powered answer engines for instant information. They might watch an Instagram reel review, ask ChatGPT for product advice, read Reddit threads, and search, all before clicking your link. In short, the linear funnel can’t keep up with this non-linear reality.
The funnel has shifted: awareness is now dispersed, traffic is shrinking, and conversions are faster with AI.
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Buyers have limitless information sources and expect immediate, personalised answers. If your content isn’t visible where and when they ask (often outside your website), you’re invisible. If your messaging isn’t tailored to their intent, it gets ignored. And if you’re slow to learn and react, you miss opportunities. The funnel’s one-way journey and batch-and-blast tactics fall short in a world of AI-driven, on-demand, omnichannel buyer behaviour. As HubSpot’s CMO put it, “the old funnel assumed customers would come to you… But when 60% of searches never leave Google and AI is answering questions before prospects even click, that playbook is broken”.
Loop Marketing is the answer. Think of the Loop as an always-on feedback loop rather than a one-and-done pipeline. It’s dynamic and iterative. Each stage informs the next, continuously. It’s run by human + AI teams working together, each doing what they do best (human creativity and strategic judgment meets AI’s speed and scale). Most importantly, it’s omnichannel and intent-driven: the Loop meets buyers wherever they are (search, social, communities, AI assistants) and adapts messaging to what those buyers need in the moment. In essence, the Loop is Inbound Marketing reimagined for 2025; still about educating and helping, but no longer waiting for the customer to come to your doorstep. Instead, you’re actively everywhere, learning and improving with each engagement.
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Before diving into each stage, here’s a quick overview of the Loop’s four stages and their purpose:
- Express: Establish a distinct brand identity and point of view as the foundation for all content (so your message stands out from generic AI-generated noise).
- Tailor: Leverage data and AI to personalise messaging to each audience segment or even each individual (“segment of one”), based on real-time intent signals.
- Amplify: Distribute and repurpose content across all relevant channels – including optimising for AI answer engines (AEO) – so your brand is present wherever prospects turn.
- Evolve: Continuously learn and optimise in real time, using AI analytics to iterate faster than ever; every campaign informs the next, creating a compounding growth cycle.
Now, let’s explore each stage in detail, with examples of how they work and how you can execute them using HubSpot’s new AI-powered toolkit.
Express: Define and Share Your Distinct Brand Identity
The Loop begins with expressing your brand’s unique identity to the market. In a landscape where AI can generate countless articles in seconds, your brand’s voice and perspective set you apart. The Express stage focuses on establishing genuine authenticity, articulating exactly who you are, what you value, and what makes you unique, then weaving those qualities into every piece of content before incorporating AI into the process. HubSpot highlights that, without a clear direction for tone, context, and ethos, AI output risks becoming bland and indistinguishable from other content. Express is your safeguard, ensuring every AI-supported deliverable unmistakably carries your brand’s unique signature.
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Imagine training a new team member who can create content 24/7. You wouldn’t let them publish on day one without onboarding them to your company’s style, right? Express is essentially onboarding your AI helpers with your brand’s DNA. You establish guidelines so that whether it’s a blog article, a chatbot answer, or a LinkedIn post, the tone and message consistently reflect your brand’s personality and values.
Let’s say you’re a sustainability-focused software company. In Express, you’d define your ideal customer (e.g. operations directors who value eco-efficiency), then articulate what makes your approach unique (say, a playful yet informative tone and a stance as a “rebel against waste”). With HubSpot’s AI connectors (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.), you could mine customer feedback for language insights; perhaps you discover customers often mention “wasteful processes” in reviews. Your team (with AI help) then drafts a style guide emphasising an energetic, “zero-waste” thought leader voice. Finally, using Marketing Studio, you turn that into a campaign concept. i.e. “The Green Ops Revolution”, which automatically generates a blog outline, a webinar idea, social teasers, and an email series, all on-theme.
By the end of the Express stage, you will have a clear brand voice and narrative defined, as well as initial content ready. Crucially, you’ve given AI a strong creative brief about your brand. This stage sets the tone for the entire loop. As one agency put it, Express isn’t just about making assets – it’s about packaging your ideas in formats that large language models, creators, and analysts can pick up and amplify. In other words, a well-executed Express stage ensures your message can travel beyond your owned channels – it becomes the story that others (including AI search engines) will spread.
HubSpot tools for Express:
The Express phase can be turbocharged with HubSpot’s new AI suite.
Breeze Assistant (your AI copilot in HubSpot) helps analyse customer data and even draft campaign ideas. The Brand Identity guide (beta) captures your distinct voice for consistent AI-generated content. And Marketing Studio provides a visual campaign canvas to plan and produce content assets across multiple formats from a single idea. Together, these tools make sure that when you start creating content at scale, it’s on-brand and targeted at the right audience from day one.
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💡Cat Media insight: We often find companies haven’t clearly articulated what makes them special, and it shows in generic marketing. The Express stage forces you to do this foundational work. It’s a caffeinated jolt to your strategy: nail your narrative, or AI will happily generate fluff that sounds like everyone else. We advise clients to treat Express as non-negotiable “brand homework” before any campaign.
Tailor: Personalise Messaging with Data-Driven Precision
Once you’ve defined what to say, Tailor is about delivering the right message to the right person at the right time. In the Tailor stage, you turn one-size-fits-all marketing into bespoke, “how did they know?!” experiences for your different audiences. This goes way beyond inserting a {company name} personalisation token in an email. We’re talking about using real buyer context, industry, behaviour, stage of journey, intent signals, to adapt content dynamically. The goal is for each prospect or customer to feel like your marketing truly speaks to their needs in that moment.
To do this, unified data and AI are your best friends. Tailor relies on connecting all your customer data, historical CRM data, website activity, product usage, email interactions, and call/meetings transcripts, and then using AI to spot patterns and opportunities. HubSpot’s platform has evolved into a Smart CRM for this reason, connecting Marketing, Sales, Service, and now a new Data Hub, so you can see a 360° view of each customer. With that rich data in hand, you can segment and personalise like never before.
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Key steps in the Tailor stage:
- Enrich and unify your data: First, make sure you’re capturing the signals that matter. This could include intent data (e.g. which pages or topics someone views, what they search on your site), engagement data (email opens, chat interactions), and contextual info (industry, job role, lifecycle stage). HubSpot’s new Data Hub (formerly known as Operations Hub) helps consolidate data from various sources into a single, unified contact profile. It even uses AI to clean and fill gaps (merging duplicates, enriching records with info from conversations). The result is a clean, complete dataset you can trust. For example, you might enrich leads with data indicating their product interest or recent behaviour (i.e. visited pricing page, attended a webinar, etc.).
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- Build smart audience segments: With unified data, you can now slice your audience in meaningful ways. Rather than broad, static personas, you can create dynamic segments based on real-time behaviour and intent signals. HubSpot’s AI-Powered Segments feature (an upgrade to Lists) can automatically group contacts by patterns – say, “high intent: viewed demo + pricing in last week” or “engaged CTOs in fintech industry". These segments update continuously. In practice, this means you know who you’re talking to and where they are in their journey, allowing you to target messaging with precision.
- Personalise content and experiences: Now, tailor your marketing to each segment (or even individual). This can take many forms: dynamic website content that changes based on visitor attributes, personalised email campaigns, customised ads, etc. HubSpot’s Personalisation tokens and AI content tools let you swap out images or text on a landing page depending on segment, or generate email text that references the recipient’s specific context. The new Personalisation feature (beta) allows on-the-fly tailoring of landing pages for different industries or account segments. And AI-powered Emails can draft individualised messages using CRM data – for instance, an email highlighting a case study relevant to the recipient’s sector. Essentially, you set the templates and rules, and let AI fill in the details to resonate with each reader.
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Consider a B2B SaaS company with a diverse customer base. Using Tailor, they might identify a segment like “manufacturing ops managers showing purchase intent” versus “healthcare IT admins in early research.” The manufacturing folks might start seeing content that highlights shop-floor efficiency and includes testimonials from other manufacturing clients. Meanwhile, the healthcare IT group might get ads and emails focusing on security and compliance features. All of this happens automatically: as soon as a contact’s behaviour fits a segment, they get the tailored experience most relevant to them. One person might get a personalised microsite when they click an ad – the site’s hero text and case studies adjust on the fly to mirror the visitor’s industry and pain points. Another prospect gets an AI-written email follow-up that summarises how your solution solves their specific challenge, referencing details they provided on a form. When done right, the Tailor stage makes each prospect think, “Wow, they really understand what I’m looking for.”
From an operations perspective, this is where RevOps shines. Unifying data and coordinating across marketing, sales, and service is critical so that personalisation feels seamless, not creepy. (Nothing is worse than a mis-targeted personalisation, i.e. recommending a product someone already bought, due to siloed data). HubSpot’s Smart CRM and Data Hub aim to eliminate those silos, giving all teams a shared, AI-enhanced view of the customer. That way, the tailored content aligns with sales outreach and customer service interactions, too.
💡Cat Media insight: Tailoring is where many marketing teams transition from “mass blast” to mass personalisation. It requires breaking down silos, something we harp on frequently. We’ve seen that the brands winning today treat each customer as a segment of one, using unified data to deliver value in context. The Loop framework bakes this into your process. Start by leveraging your CRM data goldmine, you likely have more insight than you realise. Train AI on those insights to automatically tailor campaigns, but keep humans in the loop for quality control. The combination of human judgment and AI efficiency here is potent.
Amplify: Expand Your Reach Across Every Channel
Having great content that’s perfectly tailored is fantastic, but it’s useless if no one sees it. Amplify is the third stage of Loop Marketing, focusing on distributing and promoting your message far and wide so that your brand appears wherever your buyers are looking. In the old funnel mindset, you could get by concentrating on a couple of channels (such as SEO for your blog and some Google Ads) to drive traffic to your site. Amplify flips that: you must proactively put your content in all the places your audience frequents, including places where AI algorithms deliver answers and recommendations.
Modern buyers are omnichannel: they consume content in a hundred different places and often trust voices beyond the brand, like influencers or community peers. They’re asking ChatGPT for product recommendations, watching YouTube explainers, scanning LinkedIn carousels, listening to podcasts, and reading user reviews on G2 or Reddit. Amplify is about making sure your message is part of those conversations. In short, meet buyers where they already are.
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Here’s how to execute Amplify:
- Diversify your channel mix. Identify the key channels (platforms, formats, networks) where your ideal customers spend time or seek information. This likely includes mainstream social networks and search, but also vertical-specific forums, Q&A sites, and crucially, AI-powered search assistants. For example, if you’re selling B2B software, you might target LinkedIn and industry Slack communities; if you’re consumer-facing, TikTok or Instagram might be key. Don’t ignore LLMs and voice assistants; many buyers now pose questions to ChatGPT, Bing Copilot, Siri, etc. HubSpot introduced an AI Engine Optimisation (AEO) Strategy Tool specifically to help brands optimise content for large language models and answer engines. Just like SEO ensures you rank on Google, AEO ensures that when someone’s AI assistant is answering a question in your domain, your brand is referenced in that answer. Tactically, this means structuring content in clear Q&A formats, using schema markup for FAQs, and publishing authoritative content that AI training models will ingest. It’s a new frontier, but one you can’t afford to ignore.
- Repurpose and remix content for each format. One piece of content can multiply into many assets when you adapt it to different media. A thorough blog post can become an infographic, a Twitter/X thread, a short video, a slide deck, and a question answered on Quora. This isn’t about more work for your team, it’s where AI can drastically lighten the load. HubSpot’s Marketing Studio, Content Remix and content assistants can automatically splice and dice content; for instance, turning a blog into a script for a TikTok video, extracting key points into a LinkedIn carousel, or suggesting an answer-summary version of your article tuned for ChatGPT to digest. Every format is another doorway for customers to discover you.
- Leverage influencers, partners, and paid amplification. Part of amplifying is realising you don’t have to do it alone. Identify the creators and voices your audience already trusts – maybe popular YouTubers, industry bloggers, or niche podcast hosts – and collaborate with them. Their endorsement or co-created content can introduce your brand in an authentic way to new communities. This might mean sending product for review, co-hosting a webinar, or sponsoring content that aligns with your message. Additionally, use smart paid targeting to boost your reach; modern ad platforms (Google, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.) allow fine-grained targeting so your content is seen by the right people at the right time. HubSpot’s Ads tools, integrated with the CRM, ensure your ad campaigns leverage your contact data and intent signals for precision. Paid ads can place you into feeds, while influencer partnerships put you into conversations.
After executing Express and Tailor, a fintech company has a great e-book and blog series on “AI in Financial Planning” that’s resonating with their current prospects. In Amplify, they take that content and go broad. The e-book becomes a series of short explainer videos on YouTube. Key stats from the blog are turned into an infographic for LinkedIn. They publish a condensed Q&A version of the content on their website and optimise it with the AEO tool so that if someone asks an AI assistant, “How is AI used in financial planning?”, the assistant is likely to cite their insights. The team also partners with a well-known finance podcast host to discuss the e-book findings, reaching a new audience via that podcast.
Meanwhile, they deploy HubSpot's Customer Agent (an AI chatbot concierge) on their high-intent website pages to engage visitors 24/7. Now, when a prospect lands on the pricing page at 10 PM, the AI agent can instantly answer product questions or even schedule a meeting, rather than letting that visitor slip away. By casting a wide net across channels and using AI to capture interest immediately, this company dramatically increases their brand’s touchpoints. They’re showing up in search results, in AI answers, on social feeds, in community discussions, everywhere a potential buyer might look.
The Amplify stage is where marketing truly becomes an omnichannel game. It acknowledges that modern buyers might follow dozens of micro-journeys, not one linear path. Your job is to be present and consistent on all of them. It’s also where you embrace AEO – Answer Engine Optimisation – as a counterpart to SEO. As a fellow HubSpot partner noted: if you’re not creating content that AI assistants recognise as authoritative, you risk becoming invisible in those AI-driven conversations. Loop Marketing treats AI platforms as first-class channels, marking a significant shift in mindset.
HubSpot tools for Amplify:
HubSpot’s Marketing Studio continues to be useful here for planning multi-channel campaigns and content calendars. The new AEO Grader tool helps you analyse your content’s visibility in AI and shows how to improve your “answer engine” presence. Breeze Customer Agent can be deployed on your site or in messaging channels to answer questions and capture leads in real-time. HubSpot’s integrated social publishing and ad management tools let you coordinate posts and campaigns across networks, using your CRM segments for targeted advertising. Essentially, HubSpot provides a unified cockpit to execute an Amplify strategy without losing track of where content is going or how it’s performing. You can plan, publish, monitor, and tweak across channels all in one place.
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💡Cat Media insight: Amplify is often the make-or-break for reaching growth targets. We see brilliant campaigns flop simply because they weren’t amplified effectively, the content lived and died on a single blog page. The Loop approach forces you to think like a media broadcaster: one story, many channels. It also demands agility; you may test 5 channels and double down on the two that work. Our take: don’t be afraid to explore new outlets, even AI platforms, where your competitors might not yet be present. This is how you create a “surround sound” effect around your buyers. And remember, amplification isn’t just blasting ads, it’s joining the right conversations. Whether that’s an AI answering a question with your blog snippet or an influencer mentioning your product, it’s all part of distribution. The companies that master Amplify will have a massive edge in share of voice, both in human circles and AI-generated answers.
Evolve: Continuously Learn, Optimise, and Grow
The final stage of the Loop is Evolve, and it’s what truly sets Loop Marketing apart from a static funnel. Evolve means you never stop improving; your strategy, content, and tactics should adapt in near real-time based on what works and what doesn't. In the old model, you might run a campaign for a few months and then conduct a retrospective to plan the next one. The Loop framework encourages you to treat every day (or every interaction) as an opportunity to refine and adjust your approach. With AI and automation, you can measure signals instantly, gain insights quickly, and pivot rapidly, making changes in days or hours, not quarters. Evolve is essentially creating a marketing brain that gets smarter with each cycle. Every campaign, every piece of content provides data, engagement rates, conversion metrics, and feedback. Instead of waiting until “campaign end” to learn, you feed that data right back in as it comes, and let AI help you digest and act on it.
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Core components of Evolve:
- Predict and test before launching. AI can help forecast outcomes even before you fully roll out. For example, HubSpot’s new Email Engagement Optimisation tool (beta) can predict which subject lines or send times will yield better opens and clicks, before you hit send. Similarly, you can use AI to simulate how different audience segments might respond to an offer (based on lookalike data patterns). This predictive ability means you start campaigns on a smarter footing – catching likely weak spots or winners in advance. Think of it like a wind tunnel testing for your marketing assets: you can refine the design before the campaign “takes flight” for real.
Source: HubSpot- Monitor real-time performance and signals. Once your campaigns are live across those multiple Amplify channels, you need to stay on top of things. However, no human can monitor thousands of data points in real-time; this is where AI analytics come in. HubSpot’s Marketing Analytics and dashboards now leverage AI to highlight anomalies and trends automatically. For instance, if engagement from Reddit suddenly spikes or email click-throughs drop for a segment, the system can flag it. HubSpot recently introduced the ChatGPT-powered “Deep Research” connector that lets you query your data in plain language to uncover patterns (“ChatGPT, which blog topics brought the most qualified leads last quarter?”). Monitoring continuously, you can catch opportunities or issues early.
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- Run rapid experiments and iterate. Agility is the name of the game. Teams embracing Evolve are constantly A/B testing and trying improvements. You might A/B test two versions of a landing page headline, or try out three different CTAs in your chatbot, or experiment with a new channel on a small scale. The Loop framework encourages a “launch, learn, adjust, repeat” mindset. Because each loop is shorter and data-rich, you can be bolder with experiments, you’re not betting a whole year’s budget on one idea, you’re trying many ideas in parallel, seeing what sticks, and then amplifying the winners. HubSpot’s toolkit makes this easier with built-in A/B testing tools, multivariate testing, and even AI suggestions. For example, if AI notices one email variant performing better for a certain segment, it can suggest shifting more traffic to that variant (or automatically do so). Over time, these incremental tweaks lead to big gains. A headline tweak might boost conversion 5% here, a better target audience might boost it 10% there, compound those improvements over dozens of iterations and you’ve drastically improved marketing outcomes.
Picture a company in the Evolve stage, they launch a multi-channel campaign for a new product feature. On day 1, they use AI to predict which customer cohort is most likely to adopt the feature, and focus initial outreach there (saving money by not blanketing everyone). After launch, their real-time dashboard shows that YouTube ads are getting lots of views but low clicks, whereas a community forum post is driving surprising traffic. Seeing this by day 3, they decide to reallocate some budget from YouTube to doubling down on community content. They also notice that their Customer Agent is getting a recurring question about a new feature that wasn’t included in the FAQ. They quickly add that question-answer to the bot’s knowledge base, improving the experience. Two weeks in, they A/B test a different email subject line for those who haven’t responded, and AI predicts a higher open rate, which proves true, lifting email engagement. By the end of the month, this campaign has morphed and improved maybe 5-6 times, it’s practically a different campaign from where it started, now finely tuned to what resonates. Every loop through the cycle made it stronger.
The Evolve stage is where you close the loop, pipe all the results back into the planning (Express) and personalisation (Tailor) phases for the next go-around. HubSpot’s platform, being unified, makes this handoff seamless, the data from Amplify and Evolve feeds back into your CRM and content systems, so you start the next cycle smarter.
💡Cat Media insight: Evolve is where growth leaders and RevOps teams tend to geek out, and rightly so. It’s about building a data-driven marketing engine. We encourage clients to set up a “metrics that matter” scorecard for each Loop cycle. For example, brand mentions in AI answers, engagement quality per segment, reach by channel, iteration speed, etc. But the real magic is cultural: teams that embrace Evolve move faster and stress less about any single campaign, because they know it’s all about continuous improvement. We often say, treat your marketing like a startup product; launch, learn, iterate. The Loop framework gives you the structure to do exactly that, with AI as an accelerator. The result is marketing that feels alive, always adapting, rather than a series of set pieces. In today’s fast-changing environment, that’s a strategic superpower.
Loop Marketing in Action: The Big Picture
By now it should be clear how the four stages – Express, Tailor, Amplify, Evolve – fit together. They are distinct, but deeply interdependent loops within the larger Loop. Express gives you the messaging and brand fuel; Tailor ensures that fuel is finely mixed for each engine (audience); Amplify ignites it across many channels to propel reach; and Evolve measures and tunes the engine while it’s running so you get more performance each time around. Unlike a funnel, which might “hand off” a lead from marketing to sales and consider marketing’s job done, the Loop is circular and compound: the end of one campaign directly informs the next, creating momentum instead of drop-off. In fact, you can enter the Loop at any stage depending on where your most significant challenge lies. Some teams might need to focus on Express (e.g., new startups needing brand clarity), while others focus on Amplify (e.g., great content, but not enough eyeballs). However, ultimately, you need all four working in sync.
Loop Marketing is also inherently aligned with RevOps. It breaks down the silos between marketing, sales, and service by using unified data and shared AI insights at every stage. For example, insights from Evolve (like which messages are resonating) can inform sales enablement content. Tailored marketing content means sales conversations start warmer. Amplify’s broad reach and chatbot capture deliver more qualified leads to sales. And Express ensures the entire company, marketing, sales, and service, is telling a consistent, compelling story. We’re excited about the Loop framework because it embeds many best practices we’ve been urging for years, such as buyer-centric content, data-driven segmentation, and agile experimentation, into a clear, actionable playbook.
It’s not just theory: HubSpot built an array of new features (Smart CRM, Data Hub, Breeze AI agents, Marketing Studio, AEO tools, etc.) specifically to support this way of working. In other words, the technology is finally here to fully enable the next evolution of inbound marketing.
Finally, let’s circle back to the big strategic picture. Why does Loop Marketing matter so much for growth in the AI era? Because it acknowledges a fundamental truth: the way people buy has changed, and it’s still evolving. Rather than fighting that change, the Loop framework embraces it. It allows your marketing to be:
- Adaptive – responding in real time to buyer behaviour and external trends (thanks to Evolve’s feedback loop).
- Present everywhere – making your brand discoverable across a fragmented landscape of platforms and AI channels (through Amplify and AEO).
- Deeply personalised – treating customers like individuals with unique needs, not faceless leads (through Tailor’s data-driven approach).
- Authentic at scale – harnessing AI to create more content without losing the human voice and creativity that makes it resonate (through a strong Express foundation).
For CMOs and marketing leaders, Loop Marketing offers a way to drive growth that is both high-tech and high-touch; blending automation with human insight. For RevOps and operations leaders, it promises a more unified revenue engine where every loop tightens the alignment between teams and improves efficiency. And for HubSpot users, it’s a natural extension of the platform’s capabilities, unlocking the full potential of tools you may already have (augmented by powerful new AI features).
As you consider your strategy for the coming year, ask yourself: Is our marketing engine operating as a continuous loop? Or are we still running a linear playbook in a non-linear world? If it’s the latter, it may be time to retire the old funnel charts and embrace the Loop.
Ready to Embrace Loop Marketing?
The shift from funnel to loop can feel like a big leap, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. As a HubSpot Solutions Partner and growth consultancy, Cat Media specialises in helping teams implement Loop Marketing using HubSpot’s new AI-powered tools. We bring that sharp, expertise-led perspective to tailor the framework to your unique business. If you’re curious how Loop Marketing (and HubSpot’s latest innovations like Smart CRM, Breeze AI Agents, and AEO tools) could transform your growth strategy, we invite you to take the next step.
Book a no-commitment HubSpot audit with Cat Media, and we’ll evaluate your current funnel, tech stack, and content game through a Loop Marketing lens. In this free assessment, our strategists will identify quick wins and long-term opportunities for turning your marketing into a continuous, AI-accelerated growth loop. The future of marketing belongs to those who adapt.
Let’s close the loop on missed opportunities and open a new era of marketing success. Book your HubSpot audit now, and let’s get your growth loop spinning!
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