When AI can spit out infinite content for free, is yelling into the void actually a losing game?
In this LIVE panel, Daniel sits down with two experienced Marketers with strong opinions about what to do.
Debbie Millman is a designer, author, and educator who founded the world’s first ever Master’s program in Branding at SVA. She’s also hosted the podcast Design Matters for 21 years and is a Harvard Fellow. Christina Bottis is a CMO with 20+ years in B2B Marketing who has built brand at pretty much every size and stage of company.
In this episode, taped live, they get into what “breaking through” actually means, because it’s not volume. It’s A+ content, real consistency, and a strategy that makes you behave differently from your competitors (not just a fancier plan).
Debbie also talks about brand as “manufactured meaning” and why our reptilian brains are wired to hate every rebrand on sight.
Plus the big 1: when everyone can generate everything, what’s the new scarce resource? The panel makes the case for taste, ingenuity, and originality, and why the Marketer who keeps building real fundamentals (instead of outsourcing them all to AI) becomes the most valuable person in the room.
Also in this episode is a script for how to defend the value of brand – from showing short AND long-term wins, to moving fast without skipping your ICP foundations, and why your audience wants to hear from the real people behind the brand, not the brand itself.
If you’re a Marketer who wants to learn how to build a brand that cuts through in the AI era, this is the episode for YOU.
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