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All good things come in three, e.g. Lord of the Rings is the number trilly
So of course I had to conclude my coverage of the wonderful ANA 2026 Measurement & Analytics Conference. As my LinkedIn Newsletter peeps know, Day 2 asked which mea...
As I am preparing for a marathon, I was happy with the opening example of this paper: ‘She asks an AI agent to find the shoe that best reduces injury risk while maximizing energy return. The agent searches. It reads brand claims, scans thou...
Combining the best presentations at Hubspot’s UNBOUND
Last week’s UNBOUND conference in beautiful Boston was all about AI and marketing, with the CMO of OpenAI and Hubspot taking the stage with big picture talks. The smaller rooms got down...
I spent yesterday at Unbound listening to marketers talk about AI, marketing and motivation. Hubspot’s CEO Yamini Rangan set the tone: a survey of 6,000 decision makers found that 90% of them are using AI. Only 6% report seeing real transfo...
A new working paper just gave me a satisfying answer to the information vs persuasion question I often get from students, regulators, and pundits: when companies run an ad, is it working because people understand the product exists (informa...
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ex-Amazon Principal Research Scientist, now Distinguished Professor of Marketing and vice-Dean of Research. Called Best Marketing Academic on the Planet, I published over 100 award winning articles on long-term marketing effectiveness.
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