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Even the biggest ad agencies on the planet are scrambling to prove AI is worth the investment. That should tell you something. Omnicom — one of the world's largest marketing companies — just made maj
Even the biggest ad agencies on the planet are scrambling to prove AI is worth the investment. That should tell you something.
Omnicom — one of the world's largest marketing companies — just made major AI deals. Yet analysts are already asking whether their own clients will bypass them entirely and build AI marketing tools in-house. Sound familiar?
That tension is exactly what you're navigating as a business owner. Not "should I use AI" but "will I make the same mistake everyone else is making?"
Here's what that story actually reveals. The companies winning with AI right now aren't the ones who bought the most expensive tools. They're the ones who identified one specific, repetitive task and automated just that. One thing. Measurable results. Then they expanded.
The $200/month tool collecting dust in your stack failed because someone sold you a solution before understanding your problem. That's not your fault. That's a bad buying process.
The practical move this week: List three tasks your team does repeatedly that follow the same pattern every time. That list is your AI starting point. Not a platform. Not a strategy. Just a repeatable task that's costing you time and money right now.
What's the one AI purchase you made that never got used — and what was the reason it failed?
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Yet beneath these apparent wins, investors should still be watching how quickly major brands adopt in‑house, AI‑driven marketing tools and what that ...
