On the latest episode of the podcast, we talk about freeing up time for creative thinking thanks to speeding up and automating processes with AI. Our guest Anuj Adhiya, Expert-in-Residence for Growth at Techstars, shares what he's learnt from Dr Richard Feynman's autobiography, why he advises marketers to focus on decisions and hypotheses first, and how he thinks AI growth ops can help brands grow faster and more efficiently.&nbsp;

Episode 289 / Anuj Adhiya / Techstars / Expert-in-Residence, Growth

Wondering always wins the day in data driven marketing, says Frederique Bazin, Head of Retail Marketing at SimpliSafe. She tells us why being different helps you stand out in the industry, and more importantly, why that requires a genuine curiosity mindset. Find out how to cultivate it, how to look for it as an employer, and more top marketing tips in this latest episode.&nbsp;

Episode 290 / Frederique Bazin / SimpliSafe / Head of Retail Marketing

A good marketer can pretty much manipulate the data to make their campaign look good, but you can't fake a great product or a great consumer experience. That's why, according to Daniel Mark Carr, you need to look for data outside the dashboard to really understand what works and what doesn't with your target audience. On our latest podcast episode, Daniel shows us how to do that, how to start saying no to the right things, and how to get ahead in data driven marketing with 3 top tips.&nbsp;

Episode 291 / Daniel Mark Carr / Brand & Marketing Director

If your work matters to you, you'll be able to give it your "full attention, heart and effort" - a key tip that Troy Wood, Executive Director, Marketing at HTC VIVE, swears by. On this latest podcast episode, find out how he makes work meaningful through 4 different focal points and learn why building a sandbox to test your marketing techniques end-to-end can help you get better at your day job.&nbsp;

Episode 292 / Troy Wood / HTC VIVE / Executive Director, Marketing

In this very special episode we interview not one but two marketing leaders from the John Lewis Partnership, tackling a unique shiny new object, too. Tune in to hear how Georgia Riley (Retail Media Propositions Strategy &amp; Development Manager) &amp; Jemma Haley (Proposition Strategy &amp; Development Lead - Retail Media) are building a business within a business with their retail media work within JLP. Data driven marketing tips, how to go beyond the data and use empathy and the right insights to drive success, and more about the retail media revolution.&nbsp;

Episode 293 / Georgia Riley (Retail Media Propositions Strategy & Development Manager) & Jemma Haley (Proposition Strategy & Development Lead - Retail Media) / John Lewis Partnership

How can marketers improve their understanding of customer demographics and increase the effectiveness of their qualitative data analysis? Tala's Victoria Lorenzana shares why using AI tools for customer feedback analysis is her shiny new object, explaining just how to do it.&nbsp;

Episode 294 / Victoria Lorenzana / Tala / Senior Product Marketing Manager

Data driven marketing is just like sport for Nikita Kucheryavy - you need to train it, you need to have the right warm-up, and you have to develop good technique to get the most out of it. In this episode, he also shares the benefits of having pursued an international career within Mars Petcare, and tells us why he's picked retail media as a shiny new object.

Episode 295 / Nikita Kucheryavy / Mars Petcare / Digital Activation Head

Is using AI in social media content production and analysis cheating, or is it being smart and adding a human touch to make it authentic? Paola Rosciano, Social Media Manager at Remote, explains why AI in social media marketing is her shiny new object, as long as it's being used right. Find out how she sees AI tools changing the marketing landscape and listen to her top tips for better time management and getting more out of your data.&nbsp;

Episode 297 / Paola Rosciano / Remote / Social Media Manager

Marketing is changing: where we were trying to avoid bot traffic before, we're now increasingly having to optimise for AI and agentic systems instead. But, soon everyone's content will be similar, and it's where the human element will set us free, according to Katherine Freeley, Head of Media at Boehringer Ingelheim. Katherine comes back to the podcast five years since her last appearance, sharing why we should use AI to super charge our human capabilities and reflecting on how marketing has and will continue to change.&nbsp;

Episode 299 / Katherine Freeley / Boehringer Ingelheim / Head of Media

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