One year later: What I've learned working at a tech company
A 20-year agency veteran shares some lessons after his first year working on the AI technology side.
A 20-year agency veteran shares some lessons after his first year working on the AI technology side.
Left-brain logic is important, but too often we forget right-brain creativity. To accompany STEM, let's adopt CASE.
Forget the "fluffy stuff." Today's marketers are at the intersection of every key growth driver of the company and have earned a seat on the board.
How do you get to know your customers better? Try feeling their pain and take the Design Thinking steps to help make it go away.
As an agency creative you sometimes wonder, what about going client-side? It used to be taboo, but one creative finds exciting new challenges.
Too often we mistake information for insights. For real insights, marketers need to leverage machine learning to inspire human learning.
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The college football ad character ends a four-year run, to the delight of many on social media.
What will the agency of the future look like in this new AI era? How will agencies add value?
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While many marketers say they want customers to control the conversation, Invisalign is actually taking that risk and making it work.
While many marketers say they want customers to control the conversation, Invisalign is actually taking that risk and making it work.
While Make-A-Wish enjoys a lot of great media coverage through celebrity and corporate tie-ins, it wanted to maximize the impact of this earned media. It needed to step up its digital game.
When it comes to interactive marketing and social media, Ian Schafer has a lot to say. The CEO and founder of Deep Focus is one of the industry's most influential voices on technology and advertising.
Successful marketing today is all about the data. As manager of display media operations and analytics at Adobe, Matt Scharf would know.
