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The 60/40 Rule Revisited: When Demand Creation Actually Pays Off

Stakes & OutcomeStakes: If you’re still running demand creation and demand capture at a 60/40 split because “that’s what the industry says,” you’re risking wasted budget, missed pipeline, and a forecast your CFO won’t sign. The classic 60/40 rule (60% brand/demand creation, 40% demand capture)

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The Hidden Cost of Performance-Only Marketing on Brand Equity

The Hidden Cost of Performance-Only Marketing on Brand EquityStakes & OutcomeStakesIf you’re running performance-only marketing—chasing clicks, conversions, and short-term pipeline—you’re not just leaving long-term growth on the table. You’re actively eroding your brand’s ability to command

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The Future of Advertising in ChatGPT: Why Behavior Beats Targeting

The Future of Advertising in ChatGPT: Why Behavior Beats TargetingRethinking Targeting in the Age of Conversational AIIf you want to understand the future of advertising in ChatGPT, forget everything you know about targeting. Seriously—put it in a box, label it “2010s,” and slide it under your

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How to Reallocate Budget Without Tanking Pipeline

Board-Grade Memo for GTM Operators: Budget Reallocation Without Pipeline LossStakes & OutcomeStakes: You’re being told to cut or reallocate budget—now. The risk: miss pipeline targets, blow CAC payback, and lose board confidence. The outcome we’re solving for: reallocate spend with

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Tree Hut is increasingly turning to AI to understand its customers

Tree Hut Didn’t “Use AI for Community.” They Built a Zero-Cost Demand Forecasting System. Tree Hut reported a 430% year-over-year increase in social engagements after deploying an AI community management tool. Most marketers will clap for the engagement chart and move on. A CFO won’t. Because engage

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How publishers like Dow Jones and Business Insider approach AI

Publishers Are “Using AI” to Save Minutes. The Real Money Is in Saving Sales Cycles and CPMs. A publisher can spend $250K/year on AI tooling and still lose money if the only measurable outcome is “faster tagging.” That’s not a hot take. It’s basic unit economics. Digiday’s research summary (with mos

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