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    From third-party cookies to zero-party data: The new rules of email engagement

    Bymarketing briefs July 2, 2025

    A few days ago, Jane was browsing for new sunglasses. Before she knew it, every site she visited was showing her relevant ads. It wasn’t magic. Just algorithms working with behavioral data. But data collection is no longer something we can do in the background. With rising privacy concerns, businesses must now lean on zero-party…

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    Productivity, AI and pushback

    Bymarketing briefs July 2, 2025

    Typesetters did not like the laser printer. Wedding photographers still hate the iphone. And some musicians are outraged that AI is now making mediocre pop music. One group of esteemed authors is demanding that book publishers refuse to use AI in designing book covers, recording audiobooks or a range of other tasks. As always, this…

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    How I localized AI-generated emails for international markets without losing the human touch

    Bymarketing briefs July 1, 2025

    Earlier this year, I was handed an AI-generated content project with a deceptively simple goal: adapt email messages for international audiences. This wasn’t my first time navigating global nuance. With an MBA in International Business and experience working on a global consulting project in Portugal, I’d already seen how messages land differently depending on culture,…

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    Versions of reality

    Bymarketing briefs July 1, 2025

    A sea slug sees far more colors than you do, and you probably see more than a profoundly color-blind person. Who’s right? We each carry our own version of reality, our own story about what happened, what’s around us and how things work. Our chosen reality serves two useful purposes: First, it binds us to…

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    17 marketing job descriptions for hiring managers to attract ideal candidates

    Bymarketing briefs June 30, 2025

    Looking to grow your marketing team? It all starts with marketing job descriptions written to attract your best potential. Wording, structure, even emojis — everything counts. I’ve encountered countless job descriptions during my time as a marketer and have learned a thing or two along the way. Not surprisingly, 52% of job seekers say the…

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    How Privy’s former CMO learned to love low-budget, scrappy marketing

    Bymarketing briefs June 30, 2025

    If you’re a startup founder or marketer trying to build momentum with little to no budget, good news: Being scrappy is the best place to start. Some of the most effective marketing I’ve ever done — from the early days of my career to my time at Drift — came from moments when there was…

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    Daydream fatigue

    Bymarketing briefs June 30, 2025

    Spend enough time inventing possible futures in your head and you won’t have any time to build the future we will all share. Time to get to work.

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    A billion choices

    Bymarketing briefs June 29, 2025

    Game theory has a lousy name. When most people think of games, they think of commercial stuff for kids, like Chutes and Ladders or possibly Monopoly. But a game is simply a system where humans, facing scarcity, make choices. Scarcity leads to choices and to competition. It turns out that our culture, our commerce and…

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    The Lean Guide to Product Research

    Bymarketing briefs June 28, 2025

    The good news is that’s no longer true. Today, anyone with an internet connection can uncover really powerful market insights using affordable and even free tools. This guide will show you how. In simple terms, product research is the process… Read more ›

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    Education is free, learning is expensive

    Bymarketing briefs June 28, 2025

    That’s a complete reversal of how it used to be. Colleges used to be measured by how many books they had in the library. Access to courses was restricted. If knowledge was power, controlling access was essential. They even call it the ‘admissions office.’ Part of the status that comes from higher education is that…

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