Why Marketing Works: Hoka

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The AI Tools Marketers Should Be Using Right Now | Bathroom Break #94

AI is everywhere, but most Marketers still don’t know what to actually do with it beyond asking for subject lines. Jay and Daniel break down the real AI tools they’re using day to day to write faster, create decks, edit video, spin up ad creative, and even build entire business i ...  Show more

A Practical Framework for Brand Building with Meiling Tan, VP Brand & GTM at Care.com | Ep. 390

Some of the hardest marketing problems aren’t about selling, they’re about changing behavior and building trust. And very few brands get that right. Daniel talks with Meiling Tan (former founding Head of Marketing at Waymo and now VP of Brand and Go-To-Market at Care.com) to brea ...  Show more

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