The AI Kids: New Skills They Need Most
Every so often, a topic comes along that strikes at the heart of our work, our families, and our future. In a recent episode of The Marketing Companion, I sat […]
Every so often, a topic comes along that strikes at the heart of our work, our families, and our future. In a recent episode of The Marketing Companion, I sat […]
Let’s take a break from the constant AI news feed and consider of our favorite most human marketing stories.
Feeling bored led to an exploration of research showing that stillness matters to productivity, creativity, and maybe even personal growth.
Millions of people are turning to AI to help them make purchasing decisions. AI is becoming the customer we need to reach and to do that, we will turn to AI Signals.
Even successful authors stumble. This is the story of the “invisible book” that everyone loved but nobody bought.
The attention economy was already fractured but now it’s being warped by AI. How do we adjust our marketing strategies in this environment?
There’s too much navel-gazing in marketing as we deliberate on building emotional bonds, community, and trust. Sometimes, I want to buy a banana and be left alone.
I asked my AI bot to look at everything about me on the web and give me interview questions I’ve never seen before. The results were astounding and inspiring!
Mark Schaefer and Dana Malstaff discuss how a simple AI assistant can serve customers, build a business, act as a growth coach, and even help you keep your sanity.
The impact of AI on marketing employment has been hotly debated. Here’s one take based on what we know to be true today.
Protecting your content from AI use and misuse is a significant copyright issue, but this perspective from Mark Schaefer suggests benefits for a businesses that allows AI bots to scrape content.
A bot thinks like me and acts like me. Will my AI Clone enable my ideas to spread far and wide or take my job? Let’s look at all sides of a new era of intellectual theft and opportunity.
Futurist Mathew Sweezey challenges us with new marketing realities. The AI challenge is not technical. It’s human adaption to speed and the new “brand brain.”
An entire digital economy depends on scattering our focus and destroying our productivity. Competitive advantage comes from the discipline of getting the important things done.
The creator’s enigma: Success depends on being relevant. That takes hard work. Is it possible to reimagine personal creativity?
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