Artificial Intelligence
The Last Mile of Marketing AI
AI is remarkable at getting projects from 0-to-90% quickly, but the final 10%, the “last mile,” is where the real and inherently human work resides.
Posts exploring AI and its disruptive impact on marketing
Artificial Intelligence
AI is remarkable at getting projects from 0-to-90% quickly, but the final 10%, the “last mile,” is where the real and inherently human work resides.
Artificial Intelligence
Distinguishing between true resistance to the tech and the application of hard-won human judgement that helps you avoid AI slop and brand risk is perhaps the most important job for marketing leaders today.
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Why the most effective marketing leaders are adopting a people-first, outcomes-focused approach to AI.
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Why a formal humanities education combined with AI fluency may be the ideal skillset for the coming Age of AI.
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Why it's past time to think about a marketing AI orchestration as something new, different, and separate from existing structure
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Growth marketing is being fundamentally reshaped by AI, perhaps more than any other group of marketing functions. The marketing leaders who win will be the ones who harness that shift without losing what makes growth work in the first place.
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Product marketing is both ripe for AI adoption yet undeniably human. Successful leaders will be the ones that learn to navigate that tension.
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The brands and marketers who successfully navigate the tension of AI efficiencies and genuine human brand authenticity will be the winners in 2026.
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What does "AI-First" actually mean for a marketing organization, and is that what CMO's should be striving for?
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AI feels like an unstoppable wave for marketers. But what happens if the simmering consumer backlash becomes a major force, and brands have to react? How should leaders prepare?
Disruption-Fluent Marketing
AI is disrupting everything for CMO's these days, and your agency relationships are not immune. What are we seeing, and how should those relationships change in the age of AI?