Category: Marketing

  • Will AI Make You Shine Brighter? How to Stand Out in a World of “Average-ification

    If AI, as some are positing, is going to obliterate critical thinking and reduce people to the mindless blobs featured in WALL-E… isn’t that good for you? If everyone around you is average at best… then won’t you stand out more? If all the snake oil folks’ slop they’re peddling is mindless dreck that doesn’t…

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  • How to Build Authentic Conduits to Outrace AI-Generated Lies Before They Spread

    One of the concepts I share in my keynotes and courses is the conduit of authenticity. In an age when you can freely and easily use generative AI to manufacture ANYTHING, people will manufacture anything – including things damaging to you. If your internal processes are glacial – meaning it takes a week for someone…

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  • Mind Readings: My Content Creation Workflow, Part 1

    Summary In today's episode, I introduce my multi-part series about the process of turning raw ideas into various content formats. Here's what this means for you. You can scale your content production and maximize your efficiency even with limited time. You'll also learn these concepts: how to align content with business objectives, why non-zero metrics…

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  • So What? Summer Makeover Series: Using Generative AI to revamp case studies

    Summary In today's episode, I walk through how to use generative AI to revitalize outdated case studies and build a repeatable engine for creating new ones from scratch. Here's what this means for you. You'll see how a scoring rubric and brand knowledge block can turn a neglected marketing asset into a persuasive, high-conversion page…

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  • You Ask, I Answer: Top AI B2B Marketing Trend?

    Summary In today's episode, I discuss how AI agents are transforming the B2B buying process by automating research and vendor shortlisting. Here's what this means for you. You must adapt your marketing and sales strategies to cater to machine-led procurement rather than human-led discovery. You'll also learn these concepts: why AI agents replace traditional sales…

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  • You Ask, I Answer: Search Engines and AI Generated Content?

    Summary In today's episode, I examine how AI content influences organic SEO and navigates evolving search engine policies. Here's what this means for you. You can successfully integrate AI into your marketing strategy by focusing on value rather than just volume. You'll also learn these concepts: why search engines focus on user satisfaction instead of…

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  • Why AI Can’t Fix Bad Data: How to Ensure Your Marketing Insights Are Accurate

    There are three kinds of data. Data that is correct. This is a rare beast, but it does happen. Data that is predictably wrong. There’s a measurement error, but you know what it is and you can compensate for it. Data that is unpredictably wrong. There’s a measurement error, and you don’t know what it…

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  • How to Outpace AI Lies: Building Conduits of Authenticity for Fast Crisis Response

    One of the concepts I share in my keynotes and courses is the conduit of authenticity. In an age when you can freely and easily use generative AI to manufacture ANYTHING, people will manufacture anything – including things damaging to you. If your internal processes are glacial – meaning it takes a week for someone…

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  • Happy Fiscal New Year from Trust Insights!

    Summary In today's episode, I celebrate the fiscal new year and share ways to achieve professional renewal. Here's what this means for you. You can leverage new budgets and initiatives to drive business growth with AI. You'll also learn these concepts: how prompt engineering empowers marketers, why generative AI use cases matter, and how bespoke…

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  • How I Used AI to Auto-Post 62 Blog Articles in One Day (And How You Can Too)

    I added 62 blog posts to my blog yesterday. All of them were human-written, by me. How? Simple: I already wrote them here, on LinkedIn. My workflow for content is to write offline before I ever post online. I never, ever write a post in an online channel for two reasons: Online services break and…

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