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Why PlayStation and Xbox Going Fully Digital Could Backfire

On June 22, Valve released information about the Steam Machine. The console will be starting at $1,049 for the base model; that price surprised a lot of people who had […]

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Your Company Adopted AI But Put No Strategy Behind It

Amazon built a token leaderboard to push employees to use AI more. Employees gamed it, generating useless output just to rank higher and Amazon eventually pulled it down. Meta built […]

Overhead view of a desk where several hands are assembling a six-piece puzzle labeled Audience Research, Messaging, Digital Strategy, AEO, SEO and Social Execution, surrounded by charts, a laptop, a notebook, and a tablet, symbolizing how communications strategy depends on connected specialized roles.

The End of Passive Visibility: What AI Search Means for Communications Strategy

Google has been defining what search looks like for almost 27 years. When something becomes a verb, “just Google it,” it has become infrastructure. When infrastructure changes, everyone downstream has […]

A stressed office worker revises AI prompts on a laptop while a digital token meter beside him rapidly counts rising AI usage and estimated cost.

Why AI Efficiency Still Comes With A Cost

There is a lot of conversation right now about token maxing, token limits and token cost. That conversation makes sense because AI has been sold for years as a shortcut, […]

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Why Siloed Teams Are Hurting Your AI Search Visibility

I have been saying this for a while now, that when it comes to AIO, GEO and AEO, you need a strong foundation in SEO. It is not optional and […]

A corporate executive’s face is split down the middle, with one side appearing normal and the other side distorted by digital glitches, AI artifacts, fake video frames, and voice waveform graphics.

Corporate Deepfakes: Why Communications Teams Need a Response Plan

In comms, there is always plenty to worry about; the messaging, the reputation and the trust. Then something new comes along that is not mentioned or considered to be a […]

A person sits inside a transparent digital bubble surrounded by personalized AI search cards, saved content, sports updates, news icons, and recommendation panels while marketers outside the bubble hold signs trying to get their attention.

What Google’s AI Search Update Means for Marketers and Communicators

Google just announced major changes to how search works and the conversation around it has mostly focused on what it means for the internet. That is the wrong conversation. The […]

Office employee seated at a desk using an AI agent interface while multiple question bubbles show unrelated requests, highlighting the difference between broad AI expectations and a workflow agent built for one specific task.

Custom GPT vs Enterprise AI: Which Does Your Business Need

There is a growing assumption that an AI agent should be able to answer anything you throw at it. You hear about AI replacing this job and that job and […]

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Why Modern Devices Feel More Like Leasing Than Owning

If you remember growing up, when you bought something like a TV, a vacuum cleaner or even a radio, the assumption was simple; you bought it, you owned it. If […]

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Human Expertise Is Becoming a Luxury in the Age of AI

We hear a lot about AI and efficiency but something else is happening alongside it: people are starting to place real value on things made, done and delivered by actual […]