Archive November 25, 2025

Exploring the real risk AI brings to the internet (and SEO with it)

By in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Tag

Written by Cindy Krum As AI-generated content floods the web, what happens when humans stop being the primary creators or consumers online? A human look at Google, SEO, and the “Dead Internet Theory.” The idea of starting an article series about AI in a time when so many articles are being at least partially generated by AI and potentially primarily consumed by AI might cause one to pause and consider the value of the effort.  All of us digital marketers hope to find a future where we can still add value and find fulfillment in a world where our efforts and careers are…

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Why Do Large Language Models (LLMs) Love Press Releases?

By in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

by Notified Working in B2B marketing, you've probably noticed how search has changed. You may have seen it reflected in decreasing organic traffic to your website. These days, your customers aren't always starting their research with Google. They're now asking questions on ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude and relying on zero-click searches. As for what feeds these AI search results, here's what's really interesting: AI-driven search systems love well-written press releases. That's right; the format that's been around for decades is now the content type AI trusts the most. Let's unpack why and explain how you can use this to your advantage. The New…

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Why Your Employees Feel Gen AI Fears—and How to Win Them Over

By in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Human Resources

By Dr. Gleb Tsipursky Integrating Generative AI (Gen AI) into an organization is transformative, yet fraught with uncertainty for many employees. Transparency and consistent communication throughout this process are not optional; they are essential. By openly sharing progress, challenges, and milestones, organizations can transform fear into confidence and resistance into active engagement. Trust is built not by delivering a one-time announcement but through frequent, detailed updates. When employees understand where a project stands, what has been achieved, and what challenges lie ahead, they feel included rather than sidelined. Clear communication reduces speculation and prevents anxiety about the implications of new…

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What are the Latest Trends in Drip Email Campaigns for 2025?

By in Email Marketing

By Lauren Basiura Email is still one of the most consistent and effective ways to build connections and drive results. Even as platforms shift and new channels pop up, email has held its place because it delivers messages directly to people who want them. But in 2025, drip email campaigns are not the same as they were (even a few years ago). Marketing automation has reshaped how businesses deliver information, and trends are moving fast. To stand out, drip campaigns now need to be smarter, more personalized, and more tightly connected with the customer journey. Marketing automation tools give teams the…

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How CMOs Are Using AI for Their Jobs

By in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Marketing

by Ayaz Nanji Most CMOs say they are now using AI tools at least weekly for a range of job-related tasks, including to generate copy, find useful information, and challenge their thinking, according to recent research from Dentsu Creative. The report was based on data from a survey conducted in April 2025 among 1,950 senior marketing decision-makers from around the world. More than 80% of respondents say they are using AI tools at least weekly to draft copy, challenge their thinking, identify trends, generate images, and find useful reports and summarize findings. Some 89% of respondents agree that agentic AI will have a significant impact…

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Are We Still Marketing to Humans?

By in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Marketing

By Ajith Babu You Google a question your buyer asks all the time. Instead of ten blue links, you get an AI Overview with a tidy paragraph and a few citations. You try the same query in ChatGPT or Perplexity and watch another neat summary appear. If your brand is lucky enough to be mentioned, it’s usually one line, stripped of style. But even then, the story isn’t yours anymore. The headline your managing editor spent hours crafting has been rewritten, all nuance flattened. Your once-differentiated point of view now reads like it came from a committee. This is the new…

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How to Turn Your Internal Experts Into Search Entities

By in Content Marketing Tag

By Stephanie Walden arketers have a new buzzword to either salivate or lose sleep over: entities. Not KPIs, not personas—entities. We know it sounds vaguely like the plot of a sci-fi film about sentient databases. But entities are real, and if AI models don’t recognize you (or your brand) as one, you may as well not exist to the millions of users currently asking AI tools for answers instead of typing searches into Google. Somewhere between “thought leader” and “structured data,” entities are how AI search engines recognize and categorize information sources. That means your brand needs to show up as an entity…

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A Marketer’s Guide to the New Alphabet Soup of Search: SEO vs. AEO vs. GEO

By in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

By Ben Kruger Online search used to be controlled by big search engines like Google or Bing. But things are changing. Fast. The main driver behind this, of course, is the rise of Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, which have changed the way people find and consume information online. Instead of typing keywords into a search engine, users are now asking their favorite AI chatbot for an answer. For marketers, this means just making sure your brand is at the top of SERPs is no longer enough. You also want your content represented in AI Overviews or…

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The Sustainable Entrepreneur — How Self-Care Powers Success

By in Self Improvement Tag , ,

by Layla Colson Image via PexelsEntrepreneurs often run on fumes — juggling deadlines, strategy, and stress. But longevity in business isn’t built on hustle alone; it’s grounded in sustainable self-care that keeps mind and body resilient for the long haul. TL;DR Entrepreneurial success depends on consistency, clarity, and well-being. Small, daily self-care practices — from setting digital boundaries to exploring restorative supplements — can protect focus, reduce burnout, and amplify decision-making power. Rethinking Success Through Wellness Entrepreneurs who ignore their well-being often face decision fatigue, cognitive fog, and loss of motivation. The modern founder’s advantage isn’t working longer — it’s…

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Economic Headwinds: Navigating Layoffs with Care and Compliance

By in Human Resources Tag

By Mary Elizabeth "Betsy" Davis When budgets tighten—whether because of a federal government shutdown, grant cuts, manufacturing slowdowns, or a dip in tourism—some employers face the difficult decision to reduce staff. If layoffs are on the table, approach them with empathy, clarity, and legal diligence. Key considerations Consider these factors in connection with potential layoffs: Confirm layoffs are a last resort: First, explore furloughs, reduced hours, job sharing, and nonessential cuts. Move to layoffs only when necessary for long-term stability. Assess WARN obligations: The federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) generally requires 60-days’ notice for certain mass layoffs or plant…

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