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What Meeting Planners Actually Pay Attention To (At the Top of the Funnel)

Meeting planners are inundated. Emails. LinkedIn messages. Cold outreach. “Just checking in” follow-ups. Most of it gets ignored. Not because planners are dismissive, but because the majority of outreach feels interchangeable. Same language. Same promises. Same lack of relevance. So, what actually breaks through? Here’s what 78Madison has concluded (from years of trial and error)...

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Do People Even Trust Ads Anymore? What That Means for Agencies

It’s no secret: people don’t trust advertising the way they used to. Scroll through your feed, and what happens? You swipe past the banner, skip the pre-roll, or click “skip ad” the moment it flashes on your screen. In fact, surveys show that younger generations, especially Gen Z, are more skeptical of advertising than any...

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AI Is Brilliant… But Don’t Let It Make You Stupid

I love AI. I really do. In the advertising world, it’s like suddenly having a 24/7 creative department that never sleeps, never complains about deadlines, and doesn’t charge overtime. It can spit out headlines, draft scripts, create art, and even suggest campaign strategies in seconds. Incredible, right? But here’s the danger: AI’s brilliance can make...

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Are the Advertising Classics Still Worth Reading

In the fast-paced, algorithm-tuned world of modern marketing, where AI writes headlines, digital platforms change by the minute, and customer data fuels every strategy, you might wonder: Are the old advertising books still worth reading? Can anything written in the age of Mad Men possibly help in the era of machine learning? The answer is...

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