Want to know more about what drives digital marketing, ecommerce, and digital transformation? Do you want your business to compete effectively in a landscape dominated by the Frightful Five (Amazon, Google, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft)? Curious how businesses like Booking.com, OpenTable, Airbnb, and Uber used digital to connect with customers? Then you’ve come to the right place. Every week, the Thinks Out Loud Podcast explores what works in the worlds of ecommerce, digital marketing, digital transformation, and digital strategy.
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Is ChatGPT Going to Steal Your Job? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 371)
I've said for years that AI won’t steal your job, but that smart people who put AI to work will. But is that still true? With the emergence of DALL-E,…
The Future is Already Here (Thinks Out Loud Episode 370)
It's tough to predict the future. What's much less tough is "predicting the present." There are lots of "future trends" that might be a big deal... or might fizzle as…
The Most Important Trends in Marketing 2023 (Thinks Out Loud Episode 369)
Happy New Year, Big Thinkers! I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and are getting geared up for your best year ever. To help you prep for the new…
Revisiting How to Drive Business Using Digital in 2023 (Thinks Out Loud)
Welcome to the New Year, Big Thinkers! 2023 is now upon us. And that seems like a great time to revisit this episode that looks at how to drive business…
Revisiting “Touch Grass” (Thinks Out Loud)
The TPA and Thinks Out Loud is on vacation this week, enjoying the holidays with friends and family. I hope you are too. So, it seemed like as good a…
Recapping 2022 (Thinks Out Loud Episode 369)
We're wrapping up a very busy, very eventful 2022. I suspect you are too. And the two defining characteristics of the year, from my perspective, were: Operating in an exceedingly…