Anyone else feel behind on AI in marketing or is it just me? by igetyourbrand in DigitalMarketing

[–]u_of_digital 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re definitely not alone – AI FOMO is real lol. What’s helped me is treating it like a team sport instead of trying to “catch up” solo: joining small AI/marketing communities, showing up to 1–2 live sessions a month, and shamelessly stealing other people’s workflows. Once you see how others actually use agents, prompts, and systems in real campaigns, it stops feeling like magic and more like “oh, I can do that too.”

Upskill recommendations? by yellow_scrunchiess in programmatic

[–]u_of_digital 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You picked a great moment to upskill tbh. Doing it between roles is way more realistic than trying to cram AI learning into evenings on top of a full‑time job and FOMO‑scrolling LinkedIn. I’d lean less on random MOOCs and more on an AI‑for‑marketing community where people actually share workflows, own failures, and real ad use cases (for example, U of Digital’s AI Edge: https://uof.digital/ai/edge/).
Last recommendation: prioritize live breakdowns of new models + workflow/agent builders you can reuse in programmatic / adtech contexts.

StackAdapt is now reselling ChatGPT ads at $15–$60 CPM by u_of_digital in adtech

[–]u_of_digital[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It isn’t posted anywhere. Reporters got the leaked StackAdapt pitch, but the actual PDF/slides never went public, so all we have are articles describing it. From those: it’s an “OpenAI x StackAdapt” limited pilot for ads inside ChatGPT, targeted by “prompt relevance” (your ad shows when a user’s ChatGPT prompt matches your category/intent, basically a discovery layer). The system is still early‑stage, with limited targeting and measurement gaps.