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  • Just over half of people globally say artificial intelligence has more benefits than drawbacks, and attitudes vary widely among countries and demographics, according to recent research from Ipsos.

  • Do you hate when a coworker writes "per my last email" in a message? If so, you're not alone: People rate that as the most passive-aggressive phrase in workplace emails.

  • Marketing and comms pros say their biggest concern about using artificial intelligence tools for work is the potential for disseminating misinformation/inaccurate information, according to recent research from The Conference Board.

  • Formulaic approaches feel safe. But you need to get uncomfortable to take control of your audience. Some cues from Nicolas Cage can help you do the Challenger Sale right.

  • Consider this counterintuitive perspective from this episode's guest: The customer journey is best approached by B2B marketers not from the customer's perspective but from consideration of the touchpoints they, the marketers, have control over.

  • Google debuted an early AI product, Bard, that isn't quite up to par with its competitors—namely ChatGPT. Will that affect Google's search dominance? This article explores some possibilities.

  • Joe Rogan had the most popular podcast in the United States in the second quarter of 2023, according to a recent report from Edison Research.

  • Marketing leaders have plenty of data on their plate, but many aren't yet able to convert it into the insight they require to perform better. Get some tactics from this article.

  • SESSION 4 of 4: You've prepared your product or service, ironed out distribution, banged your marketing funnel into shape, and set up sales enablement content. What's left? Join us for Session 4, where you'll assemble the pieces into a final Go-to-Market Plan.

  • Get ready to forget everything you thought you knew about SEO. Host George B. Thomas and guest Ryan Brock discuss the powerful approach of pillar-based marketing and becoming a topical authority in the eyes of Google.

  • Learn the basics of the connected customer experience and five approaches to delivering omnichannel experiences at every opportunity.

  • Marketing Smarts episode guest Nate Brown defines what a voice of customer is and explains best-practices for crafting your voice-of-customer engine. He also tells some stories of mistakes he's learned from and drops some wisdom on customer journey maps.

  • More than 15 billion images have already been created using text-to-image AI tools since 2022, according to recent research from Everypixel.

  • With Generative AI, anyone in your company can create content. But once content is created at scale, your digital assets will quickly overwhelm your ability to manage them. Don't worry—AI can help with that, too! In this closing session, Shelly shares how AI can manage your digital assets and minimize repetitive tasks.

  • Generative AI lets you create personalized content quickly. But once you start creating content at scale, you have a lot of digital assets to manage. Discover how AI can assist with these mundane and time-consuming tasks so that you can free up time to focus on the creative side of marketing. Presented by Adobe.

  • When the world gets chaotic, people turn to what feels safe and familiar. A trustworthy, familiar brand can be the bedrock that keeps your business stable.

  • People say the most important aspect of a good customer support experience is that the company respond quickly, according to recent research from Verint.

  • Employees and job seekers say micromanagement is the biggest red flag in a workplace, according to a recent survey of workers conducted by Monster.

  • If you find yourself moaning about something "everyone is talking about," it may be a good time to use that something to benefit your PR strategy. Just don't push too far outside your client's wheelhouse.

  • In this episode, business adviser and author Bob Wiesner shares why case studies are important, what we marketers have historically done wrong with our case studies, how to do them right—and so much more.