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Decoding AI for Marketing

Decoding AI for Marketing

Greg Stuart, Rex Briggs 57 episodes Latest May 19, 2026

Decoding AI for Marketing is a podcast that explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the marketing industry. Hosted by marketing and AI experts Greg Stuart and Rex Briggs, the show aims to bridge the knowledge gap for marketers who lack technical AI understanding. It features conversations with top marketers and AI experts, providing practical insights and strategies for leveraging AI in marketing. The podcast is produced by MMA Global, a nonprofit industry body focused on advancing marketing for CMOs.

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Is Share of Prompt the New Share of Voice? May 19, 2026 00:36:21 Justin Inman, founder and CEO of Emberos, is entrenched in the world of influencing what AI says about brands. He shares why responsible optimization — not gaming the system — may determine which brands thrive in the next era of AI-driven discovery. Plus, why marketers need to think about authority, structure, and narrative consistency and how AI visibility may predict real-world business outcomes
AI is a Marketing Channel. Build Strategy Accordingly. May 5, 2026 00:34:42 Alex Sherman, CEO of Bluefish, says brands need to start treating AI like a true marketing channel, not just another variation of SEO. As consumers shift from search engines to answer engines like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot, Sherman explains why it’s no longer enough to simply “show up”—brands need to control how they’re represented, what data models learn from, and how they inf
AI is Rewriting Discovery. Are You Ready? Apr 21, 2026 00:47:22 Brian Stempeck, CEO and cofounder at Evertune AI, says brands need to get smart about how they’re showing up across the major LLMs, from ChatGPT to Claude and Gemini and beyond - and a small sample isn’t enough to build a plan. He explains how Evertune samples AI platforms to help brands better strategize across channels, plus new tactics they’re experimenting with like retargeting users after the
Agentic AI Is Reinventing Marketing Personalization Apr 7, 2026 00:40:32 Paul Meinshausen, CEO and co-founder of Aampe, sees a future where marketing is about learning, not targeting - where marketers, with the help of powerful AI agents, design interactions that help systems learn and improve continuously. Rather than sending the same message to millions of people, these agents can continuously experiment, learn from behavior, and adapt messaging and experiences to ea
Pushing the Boundaries of Creativity with AI Mar 24, 2026 00:41:31 Jamie Umpherson, Chief Creative Officer at Runway, is using AI to power charge his - and his organization’s - creativity. Drawing on years in agencies working as a creative director, he shares how AI-powered tools are changing marketing, the bottlenecks that the technology can break down, and just how far the technology has come in a short time. Umpherson also shares how brands can scale while mai
GEO, Productivity, and the Rapid Pace of Marketing Tool Change Mar 10, 2026 00:37:28 Shegun Otulana, CEO of Copysmith.ai, says there’s a widening gap between marketing teams that use AI tools on the edge, and ones that have fully rebuilt their processes around AI. He explains how his company is focusing now on the shift to GEO, how he’s built and continues to build AI-powered products for specific client needs, and why share of voice, mentions, and citations are becoming the new m
Your AI Strategy Is Only as Good as Your Data Layer Feb 24, 2026 00:39:50 Jeff Lunsford, CEO of Tealium, says that as enterprises rush to deploy agentic AI, batch processing and siloed systems won’t cut it: AI strategy lives or dies on the quality — and speed — of your data. In this episode, we explore what a true real-time data layer looks like, why most companies are underutilizing their marketing tech, and how brands must prepare for a world where AI agents — not hum
Why Rule-Based Marketing Is Breaking Feb 10, 2026 00:39:58 Konrad Feldman, co-founder and CEO of Quantcast, explains the shift from rule-based “expert systems” to goal-driven, autonomous AI, the evolution of DSPs, the hidden limits of “AI-washed” platforms, and why measurement—not targeting—is the biggest bottleneck holding marketing back. Drawing on three decades of experience in neural networks, machine learning, and programmatic advertising, he shares
The Next Evolution of AI, Search, and Advertising Jan 27, 2026 00:37:06 Michael Walrath, Chairman and CEO of Yext, says today’s AI is fundamentally rewriting the rules of search, discovery, and brand visibility. Drawing on his extensive ad tech experience at DoubleClick, Yahoo, Moat, and now Yext, Walrath explains why AI-powered search is so much more powerful than traditional search—and why many current assumptions about GEO, SEO, and advertising are headed for a fas
AI Hype Vs. Reality at CES 2026 Jan 13, 2026 00:56:27 Shelly Palmer, professor in residence at Syracuse and expert in all things AI, returns to the show to offer up what trends he saw at CES, and where the marketing industry is going. He explains how fast AI is changing every day, what marketers need to be doing to keep up, and why the technology is still underhyped.For Further Reading:CES 2026 Day 1: https://shellypalmer.com/2026/01/ces-2026-day-1-r
The Truth About AI Chatbots in Marketing (and How It Can Be Fixed) Dec 2, 2025 00:37:55 Sid Sudhakaran, Head of Data Strategy & Engineering for North America at Kantar, explains the benefits of the company’s ambitious AI assistant: KAiA. He explains how it democratizes data, when chatbots work for marketers (and when they don’t), and the real customer pain points they are tackling each and every day. For Further Reading: Embedding Artificial Intelligence in the World’s Largest Compan
SEO Has Been Upended. Here’s What the Future Could Look Like Oct 21, 2025 00:41:14 Bill Gross, founder of Overture (the company that created paid search) and now ProRata.ai, says that generative AI is fundamentally rewriting the rules of search - which means marketers, advertisers, and customers must all adapt to new ways of discovering products. Gross explains ProRata’s business model, how advertising will evolve inside AI-generated results, what a fair-value model for publishe

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