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Ten minutes on what moved in AI overnight and what it means if you market for a living. Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, or any app that takes an RSS URL.
One story a morning, and the reason it matters to a marketer specifically. Not the model benchmark. The thing that changes what your team does on Thursday. Platform shifts across the OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google stacks. Ad and media platforms handing decisions to agents. Retail and e-commerce, where agentic buying is arriving fastest. Policy that lands on the audiences brands actually sell to. And the tools worth ten minutes of your afternoon.
Marketers who have to make AI decisions with real budget and real deadlines behind them. CMOs, brand and agency leads, retail and e-commerce teams, plus students and working professionals in Wake Forest's digital marketing program. If you already read three AI newsletters and still can't tell what to do Monday, this is the show.
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Ged King is Academic Director of Digital Marketing and AI at Wake Forest University's School of Professional Studies, and an equity partner at Sales Factory, a marketing and consumer-insights agency in Greensboro, North Carolina. Both jobs feed the show: the agency work supplies the problems, the teaching supplies the framework. More on both in the FAQ.
AI in Marketing Daily publishes weekday mornings at 8:45 ET. Add the feed now and the first episode lands in your app the morning it ships, so there is no need to come back and check.
Human-centered AI in marketing — what actually shipped, and what to do about it Monday. Free, from Wake Forest University's School of Professional Studies.