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Better Creative Can’t Fix Broken Social Media Infrastructure
Feed errors go unfixed because no one owns feeds as a strategic asset. -
The Whole Person Approach to Health Marketing
By Becky Johnson, Advertising Week Writer & Podcast Host A person searching for health information in the middle of the workday may have time to read an article and consider […] -
Agencies Are Rebuilding Search Teams for the AI Era
The agencies that are furthest ahead right now aren’t necessarily the ones that renamed their teams the fastest. -
When Culture Scales, Who Owns the Value?
The brands that endure won’t be the ones with products no one can copy. -
From Prime Time to “Right Time”: 3 Shifts Redefining the Sports Marketing Playbook
As another fall sports season gets underway, marketers should look beyond the biggest moments on the calendar without losing sight of their power. -
AI is Winning the Race but Losing the Room
Winning the race is one thing. Bringing the room with you is another. -
Your Advertiser Has a Question. You Have a Study.
Retail media taught buyers to expect an answer to the thing they actually asked. Most sellers can still only offer a subscription. -
There Are No Shortcuts to Greatness
I’m not trying to convince you that the journey is the destination. But the destination is 100% shaped by the journey. -
The Talent Diaspora Is Really a Decision Speed Story
The next decade in CPG will not be won by whoever has the biggest team or the biggest budget.
FOCUS ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Is the Open Web Dying? It’s Complicated.
Don’t treat agents as a threat to traffic, but as a new audience worth serving.
When AI Writes, Who Owns the Thought?
AI can give us more information to think with. The danger comes when we use it to remove the need to do the thinking ourselves.
Everything We Tried First to Get Marketers Using AI Failed
That success dip, at the beginning, is going to happen. But make sure you are actually paving the way for future success.
AI Visibility Is Platform-Specific. Your Strategy Should Be Too.
One of the biggest strategic mistakes marketers can make is treating every AI platform as equally important. The right priority depends on the company’s audience, buying journey and industry.
