Experimenting with AI now gives you the advantage when everyone else tries to catch up. By Ryan Phelan Published on May 21, 2026 What can you do if you know AI could improve your marketing work, but your company is still stuck in committee about it? Start experimenting with personal projects that … Continue reading Your company may be slow with AI, but you can’t afford to be
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Hate your job, but can’t quit? Try this
May 02, 2026 Hate your job, but can’t quit? Try this BY Kristen Mosier At one point or another, most of us have stared at our computer screen and wondered: Is this it? For some, it’s a passing feeling. Yet, for others, that boredom turns into lingering dissatisfaction, leading to quiet quitting, or even walking away … Continue reading Hate your job, but can’t quit? Try this
Email delivers ROI, but many teams still can’t prove it
Email is crucial to business success, but many marketers still struggle to measure ROI and make the case for more investment. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on April 10, 2026 Email does a lot more work than it usually gets credit for. In Sinch Mailgun’s latest Email Impact Report, 78% of respondents say … Continue reading Email delivers ROI, but many teams still can’t prove it
Can’t read books anymore? Neuroscience has a 5-step plan to get your focus back
March 07, 2026 Can’t read books anymore? Neuroscience has a 5-step plan to get your focus back BY Inc. Have you found that you now struggle to get through a book? If so, I have good and bad news for you. The bad news is that losing your ability to read books may be common at … Continue reading Can’t read books anymore? Neuroscience has a 5-step plan to get your focus back
Accessibility can’t stop at the shelf: An $18 trillion lesson for marketers by AudioEye
Why accessibility is emerging as a brand differentiator and a measurable growth driver for modern marketers By AudioEye March 5, 2026 Every once in a while, a product launch doubles as a marketing masterclass. Recently, Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty released a new fragrance, and it wasn’t just the scent that captured attention. It was … Continue reading Accessibility can’t stop at the shelf: An $18 trillion lesson for marketers by AudioEye
Here’s the leadership skill AI can’t replace
March 04, 2026 Here’s the leadership skill AI can’t replace BY Aytekin Tank A journalist is assigned a profile of a prominent politician on a tight turnaround. With the interview just hours away, she asks ChatGPT to generate a list of questions. Satisfied with the 30 questions churned out in under a minute, … Continue reading Here’s the leadership skill AI can’t replace
Advertising in AI is a trust experiment marketers can’t ignore
As AI platforms test advertising inside chat, the real risk isn’t revenue — it’s eroding the trust that makes AI useful in the first place. By Reid Holmes February 24, 2026 The most significant advertising moment of 2026 happened on the second Sunday in February. It wasn’t the most popular Super Bowl spot … Continue reading Advertising in AI is a trust experiment marketers can’t ignore
3 bad financial habits solopreneurs can’t afford
February 07, 2026 3 bad financial habits solopreneurs can’t afford
Trust can’t be automated, and that’s why it matters
In an AI-driven world obsessed with efficiency, the companies that win are the ones that invest in human trust long before they need the next sale. By Scott Hornstein February 5, 2026 Trust is the secret sauce for building customer relationships that actually last. Think of it as the soil where your customer … Continue reading Trust can’t be automated, and that’s why it matters
AI is rebuilding the inbox, and email marketers can’t control it
Email inboxes are becoming AI-driven assistants that prioritize, summarize and filter messages. Here’s what this shift means for your email strategy. By Ryan Phelan January 23, 2026 The email inbox is undergoing an AI-driven remodel that changes the way subscribers use it, how they view and manage their email and their relationships with … Continue reading AI is rebuilding the inbox, and email marketers can’t control it