SAVANT SOUP: ISSUE 2402

A hearty helping of hot and fresh advertising insights, tech trends and agency news.

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Soak up every drop of marketing wisdom from an inspired collection of online resources, podcasts and articles in one convenient spot. Curated for knowledge seekers, access these marketing nuggets anywhere, anytime.

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On A Personal Note

With Advertising Savants

Sometimes growth is good, and sometimes it's a game-changer. It's an honor to highlight and welcome our newest Savant and Media Director, Ashley Pfannebecker.


Ashley landed in media by chance and was immediately hooked. The complex and ever-changing world of media satisfies her insatiable desire to learn and make connections. In the past several years, Ashley has applied her media savvy to create and execute media campaigns for clients of all sizes across a range of industries, from global welding suppliers to local grocers.


Her extensive knowledge of traditional media and passion for understanding what makes people tick drives her approach.


Being an individual who enjoys making connections, especially within a world where connection often seems to be a lost art, Ashley is a breath of fresh air.


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"Enjoy Responsibly.

Phones Down, Please"

By Guinness



LISTEN

Living in a world with Generative AI has become as normal as living in a world with cell phones. Everyone is getting on board. But as is always the case with fast-paced technology, there are pitfalls. The latest? Copyright issues. Listen in to hear the perspective of industry leaders and how they feel about the future of AI moving forward.   

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March 14, 2024

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