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Lead DevelopmentFACT · 4/5•3 Aug '26•Via The Drum

Microsoft emerges dominant in B2B marketing

The opinion piece argues Microsoft has quietly assembled ownership across nearly every stage of the B2B buying journey — identity (LinkedIn), discovery/search (Bing/Copilot), media (Microsoft advertising business), CRM (Dynamics) and workplace software (Teams and Microsoft 365). Microsoft’s latest quarterly results — $90bn revenue (up 18% year-on-year) and cloud revenue exceeding $59bn (up 27%) — illustrate the scale behind that reach. The article presents this consolidation as both an opportunity (coherent buyer view, reduced fragmentation) and a risk (expanded walled garden and landlord dependency for B2B marketers). It calls for marketers to recognize the strategic trade-offs of depending on a single large owner of identity, intent, media and workflow tools.

•Microsoft reported quarterly revenue of $90bn, up 18% year-on-year.
•Microsoft's cloud business climbed 27% to more than $59bn for the quarter.
•Microsoft owns LinkedIn, which the article describes as the professional identity layer; it bought LinkedIn in 2016.

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FACT · 4/515 Sept '26· Via Demandbase

Demandbase Launches Mojo, the B2B Marketing Agent that Learns from Every Campaign

Demandbase launches Mojo, a B2B marketing agent that turns briefs into live cross-channel campaigns across connected tools like Google Ads, Marketo, and Salesforce.

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