Consumer Behavior – New Classic

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Can We Accept Superintelligent AI Assistants?

Can we accept Meta’s vision of Super Intelligent AI Assistants in our daily lives? Can comments raise awareness of cancer? This and more in Sunday Strategy.

August 3, 2025

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What’s the Real Risk of AI-Driven Pricing?

With Delta’s announcement of expanding AI pricing use, what’s the risk & reality of the technology now? We look at this & more in this issue of Sunday Strategy

July 27, 2025

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So You’ve Been Brand Shamed — Now What?

What happens when brands hop into moments of shame like Coldplaygate? We look at what happens when you’ve been brand shamed + more in Sunday Strategy.

July 20, 2025

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The Risk of Rose-Tinted Advertising

What’s the risk in Rose Tinted Ads? How does AI Music address its uncertainty issue? This and more in this week’s Sunday Strategy issue.

July 14, 2025

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The Increasing Power of Personal Taste vs. AI

When AI can create limitless content, is our greatest human asset our taste and ability to curate and guide it?

July 8, 2025

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The Rise of “Performative Reading”

In a world of AI collaboration, is our biggest asset our own personal taste? This and more in this week’s issue of Sunday Strategy

July 6, 2025

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How Do We Survive the “Infinite Workday”?

When new data from Microsoft shows we’re always on, how do we survive the ‘Infinite Workday’. This and more in this issue of Sunday Strategy.

June 22, 2025

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Can a “Third Space” Still Exist?

Can any brands create a modern ‘Third Space’? We discuss this and more in this issue of Sunday Strategy

June 8, 2025

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Dr. Squatch, Bathwater Soap, and the Rise of Weird Ads

Think weird advertising is dead? Check out Dr. Squatch’s soap from Syndey Sweeney’s bathwater. We look at this and more in this week’s issue.

June 1, 2025

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Take the Penny, Leave the $.99 Pricing Strategy

The death of the penny doesn’t mean the death of $.99 pricing strategy as technology and rounding look to keep US prices as we expect them.

May 26, 2025