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Ready to peek around the corner into 2026? This edition dives into the trends shaping B2B priorities, why martech seems to be making everything look the same, and how AI is shaking up influencer marketing. Grab a coffee—this one’s a little bit spicy, a lot of useful, and very future-you approved.

This issue is all about evolution: of buyers, brands, and the ways we connect. From B2B buyer journeys being rewritten by chatbots and their AI brethren, to healthcare marketers needing to (compliantly) innovate, to brands predicting customer needs before they even click—it’s all about staying smart

Grab your coffee and your snorkel—this week’s roundup is all about seeing beneath the surface. From uncovering the hidden value in your ROI metrics to the full-funnel clarity of YouTube’s new Brand Pulse, we’re diving deep into what really drives impact and revenue.

Understanding your audience, and the forces shaping their choices, has never been more critical. This week’s newsletter explores campaigns, insights, and shifts that are defining how brands engage, differentiate, and earn trust in today’s landscape.

This week, we’re spotlighting how healthcare professionals are stepping into the creator role—and what that means for brands, audiences, and trust. We’ll also look at AI reshaping online experiences, campaigns that move hearts, and the shift in video marketing.

Marketers are navigating trust, attention, and creative impact like never before. TikTok is emerging as a surprisingly trusted platform for health info, while healthcare brands are revisiting direct mail and data-driven omnichannel strategies to reach patients effectively.

The NFL season kicks off this week, and with it, the usual questions: Which games will Taylor Swift be at? And wait—what channel is the game on? We’ve got you covered with fresh insights on billion-dollar media deals, the streaming moments changing ad effectiveness, and how professionals are really

This week, we’re unpacking what today’s shifts in AI, search, and consumer behavior mean for brands. You’ll see why long-running campaigns still work when refreshed with creativity, how AI is influencing what content surfaces first, and why authenticity, omnichannel reach, and AI-savvy storytelling

From sleep-talking mattress reviews to B2B marketers borrowing B2C playbooks, this week’s stories show how brand storytelling is getting more human, more experiential, and more platform-native. Youth sports is becoming a $60 billion media channel, brands are finding new ways to meet audiences where

Attention is getting harder to earn — and platforms are shifting under our feet. Instagram’s content is now searchable on Google, paid media is getting more expensive, and the 2025 TV upfronts are pushing streaming deeper into the brand strategy mix.