New research finds consumers accept AI in marketing when it adds value, but many reject ads that feel generic, intrusive, or emotionally hollow. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on May 22, 2026 Consumers are giving mixed signals about AI content in marketing. People like ads and content that feel useful and relevant, but … Continue reading Consumers want AI ads with a human touch
May 23, 2026 AI coaches tell leaders what they want to hear BY Luis Velasquez and Curt Crosby Recently, a senior executive shared something that initially sounded surprising. “I find it easier to open up to AI than to a person.” She was referring to an AI coaching platform her company had introduced. The tool prompted reflective … Continue reading AI coaches tell leaders what they want to hear
April 25, 2026 Want to stand out at work? Stop trying to be a star BY Lindy Elkins-Tanton Our culture of individualism pushes each person to try to be a star. “Team player” has even come to have the negative implication of subverting one’s own well-being and best advantage, and maybe even becoming invisible to leadership. … Continue reading Want to stand out at work? Stop trying to be a star
April 02, 2026 ‘I don’t want to waste my days’: Eva Longoria on thriving in your 50s BY Erica Lamberg Eva Longoria, 51, has come a long way from being a desperate housewife on Wisteria Lane over 20 years ago. After becoming a star on the hit show, she says she’s continued to rely on … Continue reading ‘I don’t want to waste my days’: Eva Longoria on thriving in your 50s
New York doesn’t want to sue prediction markets—it wants to absorb them Suswati Basu A staffer pretending to be 15 logged onto an online gaming site and began placing bets. For days, nothing stopped him. No warning, no verification, no barrier. Only after he won a $ 75 gift card did the platform … Continue reading New York doesn’t want to sue prediction markets—it wants to absorb them
The February updates expand AI capabilities, improve campaign attribution and remove several long-standing friction points inside HubSpot. By Tyler Samani-Sprunk Published on March 20, 2026 Last updated on March 20, 2026 The February 2026 HubSpot updates bring a mix of long-requested functionality and meaningful improvements to AI-powered tools. Some updates make HubSpot … Continue reading 15 HubSpot updates from February 2026 you don’t want to miss
Salesforce survey finds 83% of marketers saying customers expect two-way conversations, but 69% admitting they can’t respond fast enough. By Constantine von Hoffman February 24, 2026 Eighty-three percent of marketers say customers expect two-way conversations. Yet 69% admit they struggle to respond quickly to inquiries. That gap may be the most critical signal … Continue reading Customers want dialogue, and marketers cannot keep up
How do cleaner workflows, smarter segments and less manual cleanup sound to you? By Tyler Samani-Sprunk February 20, 2026 The most impactful HubSpot updates from January 2026 focus on removing friction from everyday HubSpot work. Here’s what stood out to us. HubSpot kicked off 2026 with a batch of updates that feel intentionally … Continue reading The HubSpot updates you don’t want to miss from January 2026
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December 25, 2025 Why Apple and Google want your ID BY Jared Newman Apple and Google would like to see your identification, please. With the former’s “Digital ID” launch last week, both companies now let you scan a digital version of your passport at more than 250 Transportation Security Administration checkpoints, using an iPhone or Android … Continue reading Why Apple and Google want your ID
