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AI Optimization: The 4 Core Areas Brands Need to Win in AI Search

AI Optimization: The 4 Core Areas Brands Need to Win in AI Search   Wisam AbdulazizAug 17, 2026       Search is changing. Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and other AI-powered experiences increasingly answer questions directly instead of simply presenting a list of websites. That creates a new challenge for marketers: … Continue reading AI Optimization: The 4 Core Areas Brands Need to Win in AI Search →

Your business doesn’t need random acts of AI. Here’s why

June 14, 2026 Your business doesn’t need random acts of AI. Here’s why BY Next Big Idea Club Below, Melissa Reeve shares five key insights from her new book, Hyperadaptive: Rewiring the Enterprise to Become AI-Native. Melissa was the first VP of marketing at Scaled Agile and thought leader in the SAFe in Marketing space. She … Continue reading Your business doesn’t need random acts of AI. Here’s why →

Many people misunderstand psychological safety, and this is what leaders need to do

May 05, 2026 Many people misunderstand psychological safety, and this is what leaders need to do BY Leah Mether Psychological safety is a crucial key to high performance, a positive culture, and team success—and for good reason. Google’s Project Aristotle found that it’s the number one factor in high-performing teams. When people feel safe to speak up, ask … Continue reading Many people misunderstand psychological safety, and this is what leaders need to do →

What marketers need to know from Google Cloud Next ’26

The biggest takeaway is Google’s strategy for embedding its Gemini AI models into tools marketers already use. By Pamela Parker Published on April 27, 2026   Google Cloud’s annual conference featured dozens of announcements aimed at enterprise marketers. Some represent genuinely new capabilities. Others are early-stage partnerships with vague timelines, or existing products repackaged under … Continue reading What marketers need to know from Google Cloud Next ’26 →