By Professor Rocky Scopelliti For most of advertising history, marketers have tried to understand audiences indirectly. They used demographics, surveys, behavioural segments, purchase histories and, more recently, digital traces. AI is now changing that relationship. ...
By Raine Gaisford Buyers lean on AI-generated answers more and more these days, but when a business realises it’s not featuring in those results, the instinct is almost always to go and ‘fix’ the website. ...
By Michael Gerardis Marketers have never had more ways to prove their content is ‘working’. Views, impressions, clicks, likes, shares and engagement rates can all tell us whether we’ve captured attention. But there’s a more ...
In our second episode of Content Unpacked – our long-form video podcast interview series presented by Niche Media and Content Marketing Mag – our guest is Erica Valenti, the Integrated Marketing Director at Live Nation ...
By Matt Jones The first casualty of the AI revolution is certainty, not jobs. A year ago, if someone published a thoughtful article or a beautifully written LinkedIn post, our default assumption was that they’d ...
By Evie Preston Every brand marketer in 2026 is suffering from a collective case of algorithmic whiplash. Whether you are selling consumer goods, enterprise software or electronic music, the pressure is identical: optimise for the ...
Welcome to the inaugural episode of our brand-new long-form video podcast interview series Content Unpacked. Presented by Content Marketing Mag and Niche Media, this monthly series will feature a conversation with a prominent person from ...