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AI Is Amazing. Your Ads About It Still Have to Be True.
In recent decisions involving companies in different industries, NAD has sketched out a practical roadmap for how advertisers should (and shouldn’t) talk about AI. Here are four lessons from those cases.
What the Trust Recession Means for Advertisers
Consumers already have more information than they know what to do with, so adding another marketing message rarely solves the problem.
Making Room to Think
AI as a tool versus agentic AI, looking at it like a Pixar movie, and embracing the culture shift that comes with it all.
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As the reality of a soon-to-be cookieless world sets in for publishers, all eyes are on the need to diversify revenue streams and forge deeper connections with readers through insights gleaned from first-party data.
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Brand Loyalty and the Gen Z Traveler: Lessons from the Marriott Bonvoy Bold Card
From Asia to Alaska, Gen Z loves to travel. With an emphasis on experiences over materialism and often lacking brand loyalty, Gen Z focuses on living life on its own terms.
Retrain Travel: How Amtrak is Building for the Next Generation
The discussion centers on Amtrak’s strategy to reposition train travel as a cutting-edge, tech-enabled experience. Panelists delve into the challenges of reshaping public perception around travel, aiming to transform it […]
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As the reality of a soon-to-be cookieless world sets in for publishers, all eyes are on the need to diversify revenue streams and forge deeper connections with readers through insights gleaned from first-party data.
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AI Is Amazing. Your Ads About It Still Have to Be True.
In recent decisions involving companies in different industries, NAD has sketched out a practical roadmap for how advertisers should (and shouldn’t) talk about AI. Here are four lessons from those cases. -
What the Trust Recession Means for Advertisers
Consumers already have more information than they know what to do with, so adding another marketing message rarely solves the problem.
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As the reality of a soon-to-be cookieless world sets in for publishers, all eyes are on the need to diversify revenue streams and forge deeper connections with readers through insights gleaned from first-party data.
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AI Is Amazing. Your Ads About It Still Have to Be True.
In recent decisions involving companies in different industries, NAD has sketched out a practical roadmap for how advertisers should (and shouldn’t) talk about AI. Here are four lessons from those cases. -
What the Trust Recession Means for Advertisers
Consumers already have more information than they know what to do with, so adding another marketing message rarely solves the problem. -
Making Room to Think
AI as a tool versus agentic AI, looking at it like a Pixar movie, and embracing the culture shift that comes with it all. -
AI Optimization Can Scale the Wrong Strategy Faster Than Ever
The marketer’s job is to understand which signals still represent human intent, which signals reflect machine activity and which signals reveal how the brand is being interpreted in the market. -
Why Gaming Audiences Are Becoming Harder to Reach – and Easier to Lose
Building lasting engagement requires more than visibility alone; it requires curation and a long-term strategy. -
The Tartan Army Isn’t the World Cup Story Marketers Should Watch
When Scotland’s Tartan Army arrived in Boston for the June 13 match against Haiti, the headlines wrote themselves: bars running dry, tap lines emptying. -
Programmatic Broke Publisher Value. It’s Time for the Sell-Side to Strike Back.
Publishers have spent years building trusted brands, loyal audiences and valuable environments. Today, they also need tools to ensure that the value of their premium inventory survives the journey into programmatic marketplaces. -
The Second Second Is the Moment That Matters Most for Brands Right Now
Maintaining engagement for one more second is the difference between being one of the increasingly rare brands that wins customers and accolades, or being tossed into the vast sea of those that are immediately forgotten. -
Turning Every Package into a Marketing Channel
We’re wrapping up this season of Modern Marketing and Measurement with a full-circle conversation: bringing packaging, the original marketing tool, into the future with QR codes and AI-powered experiences. -
Evan Shapiro Has a Map for the Future of Media
Media cartographer Evan Shapiro joins The Sonic Truth to map where media is headed next. -
The End of the Volume Game: Why Social Marketing Is Swinging Back to Brand Building
As content creation becomes commoditized, curation becomes more valuable. The agencies and brands that thrive in the coming years are unlikely to be those producing the most content. -
Why Social Is Becoming the New Brand Operating System, Not Just Another Content Channel with Blake Heal
For years, brands have treated social media as a numbers game, chasing trends, algorithms, and endless streams of content. Blake Heal, Founder and CEO of Conscious Minds, believes that era is coming to an end.
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AI Is Amazing. Your Ads About It Still Have to Be True.
In recent decisions involving companies in different industries, NAD has sketched out a practical roadmap for how advertisers should (and shouldn’t) talk about AI. Here are four lessons from those cases.
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What the Trust Recession Means for Advertisers
Consumers already have more information than they know what to do with, so adding another marketing message rarely solves the problem.
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Making Room to Think
AI as a tool versus agentic AI, looking at it like a Pixar movie, and embracing the culture shift that comes with it all.
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AI Optimization Can Scale the Wrong Strategy Faster Than Ever
The marketer’s job is to understand which signals still represent human intent, which signals reflect machine activity and which signals reveal how the brand is being interpreted in the market.
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Why Gaming Audiences Are Becoming Harder to Reach – and Easier to Lose
Building lasting engagement requires more than visibility alone; it requires curation and a long-term strategy.