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How do you use ChatGPT? Is the AI assistant currently reducing your workload and making you more productive? In this new ad campaign, the use cases for the technology are simpler than that. "The goal was that the work feels both inspirational and grounded in real usage, making ChatGPT something people want to be part of,” ChatGPT's chief marketing officer, Kate Rouch, told Adweek. OpenAI’s in-house creative …
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In July, Sir John Hegarty offered a challenge to the ageism problem that continues to plague the ad agency business. The founding partner of Saatchi & Saatchi, co-founder of Bartle Bogle Hegarty, and first recipient of the Lion of St. Mark award, also sounded off on AI and the ever-present need for human talent. Here's his LinkedIn post, embedded here for your convenience. I love that Hegarty said, …
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Note: On this day 21 years ago, I made my first six posts to this website. This was before the dawn of social media, and my posts back then were mostly short bursts of information, much like what came to Twitter a few years later. Much has transpired in the advertising, marketing, and media industries since 2004, and Adpulp.com has likewise experienced several twists and turns. What's remarkable to me is how I keep …
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Positioning is fundamental to brand advertising, and some of today's Democratic Party candidates are positioning themselves as pro-labor, anti-oligarch defenders of the American people and the American dream. Graham Platner, an oysterman from Maine, is one such candidate. https://youtu.be/53bZ_95nDjk He is running to replace the state's incumbent Republican Senator, Susan Collins. Democrats from coast to coast …
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"Well, I’m livin’ in a foreign country but I’m bound to cross the line Beauty walks a razor’s edge, someday I’ll make it mine..." -Bob Dylan "Shelter from the Storm," is one of Bob Dylan's best songs on his brilliant 1975 album, Blood on the Tracks. It's also the new soundtrack for endurance runners in the HOKA camp—runners who participate in ultramarathons, which are longer than 26.2 miles and often take place in …
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Claude.AI is the AI for problem solvers. In this new anthem spot from Mother, the narrator says, "There's never been a better time to have a problem. To be stuck, to be overwhelmed, to be impatient, to be out of ideas, or out of your depth, out of breath." No need to freak out. According to Anthropic, the key is to "keep creating, keep researching, keep learning, keep coding, keep …
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While it’s easy to dissect the art that goes into advertising and branding, the science that’s behind what we buy, and why we buy it, can remain a bit of a mystery. But Richard Shotton and MichaelAaron Flicker tackle much of the psychology behind our spending habits in Hacking The Human Mind: The Behavioral Science Secrets Behind 17 of the World’s Best Brands. These brands are big and familiar in most cases: …
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When life presents challenges or opportunities, we ask questions (and hope for factual and detailed answers). How do I become a fine art painter? How do I fix up our house? How do I find companionship that leads to love? Big questions all, but there's no test and nothing to worry about—not when you can Just Ask …
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