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À PROPOS DE CET ÉPISODE
Handing AI all your data might be the least risky move you make this year, at least according to one very worked-up host.
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Daniel Murray and Jay Schwedelson dig into the content that only works this time of year and the AI tools they’d genuinely hate to lose. They also share an in-flight coffee order that has to be heard to be believed.
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Best Moments:
(00:51) The real reason long voice notes beat every read receipt
(02:17) Gated calendar content sees over a 75% lift from October through January
(04:04) The four words your subject lines need until the end of January
(06:02) Getting one AI tool to write the prompt for another
(08:58) An AI agent catches a double NBA League Pass charge without being asked
(12:17) Why black coffee drinkers might just be flexing
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Google is punishing sites that pump out lazy AI content, yet the AI tools themselves still reward cheesy listicles and quietly ignore any page you haven’t touched in a year. Jay Schwedelson calls it the 1995 version of the internet, and Daniel Murray explains why a retargeting text with a real dead…
There’s a brand new segment on the show, and it ranks email metrics by how they rate in the toilet world. Daniel Murray puts open rate, click-through rate, and reply rate in front of Jay Schwedelson, and the verdicts aren’t what most marketers would guess. The metric everyone loves to dunk on survi…
The Bathroom Break is officially its own show, a Pardon the Interruption-style rapid-fire on what's working in marketing right now, short enough to finish before your legs go numb. Jay Schwedelson and Daniel Murray can't agree on where emojis belong, but they do agree that posting whatever an algor…
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