Ever wonder if your brand is giving off cold “it’s not you, it’s me” energy?

Maybe customers are ghosting. Maybe your vibe is confusing. Or maybe… your brand just needs to talk to someone.

If you or your your team has been obsessing over SEO rankings like it’s still 2019, we’ve got news for you (deep sigh!) the game has changed. In fact, it’s already mid-match, and most of us didn’t even hear the whistle blow.

IMHO, this takes the invasiveness of martech up a notch. But decide for yourself

For years, hyper-personalisation was the stuff of keynote slide decks and marketer’s sci-fi dreams.

Now it’s all too possible.

Full disclosure, everything in this post – except this sentence – was written by AI because the whole post demonstrates it’s own subject matter perfectly.

Our first commitment has always been to clarity in communication. And we’re absolutely religious about it, which is why Saint Clair, the patron saint of clarity (well, now she is) seemed appropriate.

But clarity alone is like soup without salt, so …

AI is no longer an experiment in most marketing departments.

It’s in the tools, in the workflows, in the budget - and increasingly, in the briefs.

And yet…

Who doesn’t love a good love story?

This one begins in the rowdy, overcrowded marketplace known as the “attention economy.”

LLMs might not be able to turn your most annoying colleague or ex into a toad just yet, but, make no mistake, they are no strangers to sorcery.

Yes, creativity can be brilliant. Yes, it can be powerful.

But no, it’s not sacred. And it’s definitely not the only way to win hearts, minds, or market share.

It’s a question that’s been doing the rounds on Reddit. Despite the not-so-subtle dig at the AI industry it may point to something deeper - if you’ll pardon the phrasing.

Make no beans about it, soon, every successful business - startup or global mega-corp - will project its brand via AI on just about every channel.

The AI transformation isn’t creeping in. It’s kicking the door down, and platforms like LinkedIn are starting to look like the walking dead.