Artificially Intelligent Marketing

Welcome to Artificially Intelligent Marketing, the weekly podcast that explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and marketing. Join your hosts, Paul Avery and Martin Broadhurst , as they dive deep into the latest stories, tools, and applications in AI for marketing and chat with thought leaders in the field to uncover insights about the future of AI in marketing. In each episode, Paul and Martin will bring you fascinating stories about how AI is transforming marketing, from chatbots and personalisation to predictive analytics and voice assistants. They'll share their own experiences and insights, and interview experts and practitioners from across the marketing world to help you understand the potential of AI and how to make the most of it in your own marketing strategy. Whether you're a marketer looking to stay ahead of the curve, a data scientist inte

Artificially Intelligent Marketing is a business podcast hosted by Paul Avery and Martin Broadhurst, with 52 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 81. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Paul Avery and Martin Broadhurst hosts Artificially Intelligent Marketing, a business show with 52 episodes published.

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  Episode #52

  AI Predictions for 2026 — Agentic Browsers, In-Chat Purchases, and What Marketers Should Actually Prepare For

  Jan 14, 20261h 29mS1

  <p>What will AI actually change for marketers this year? Paul and Martin share their predictions for 2026 — from agentic Chrome to buying products without ever seeing them.</p><p>Welcome to the first episode of 2026. Paul and Martin deliver their annual predictions, covering everything from Google's inevitable agentic browser launch to the rise of in-chat purchasing, advertising inside AI conversations, and whether agency headcount will survive the year. This episode cuts through the hype to focus on what marketers should genuinely prepare for — and what they can safely ignore.</p><p>Key Takeaways</p>Agentic browsers are coming: Google will like...

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  Episode #51

  OpenAI's 'Code Red' and the AIO Best-Of Listicle Hack

  Dec 16, 202552 minS1

  <p>The AI model race intensifies as OpenAI rushes GPT 5.2 to market, whilst marketers discover a surprisingly effective shortcut to AI search visibility.</p><p>This week, we analyse OpenAI's scramble to compete after Google's Gemini 3 Pro and Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.5 threatened their dominance. We examine GPT 5.2's contested benchmark scores and whether the rushed release has created more problems than it solved. We also explore the resurgence of 2009-era SEO tactics for AI visibility, revealing how "best of" listicles are gaming generative search results—and how long that window might stay open. Plus: OpenAI's enterprise adoption report, Gemini's new na...

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  Episode #50

  Model Wars, AI Ads, and Adobe's $2 Billion Bet on Search

  Dec 1, 20251h 18mS1

  <p>Three major model releases in a single week, ads arriving in AI search results, and a landmark acquisition that signals where SEO is heading. Paul and Martin cut through the noise.</p><p>This week saw an unprecedented flurry of model releases: Google's Gemini 3 Pro stormed the benchmarks, only for Anthropic's Opus 4.5 to arrive days later with superior coding performance. We unpack what these advances mean for marketers, from Nano Banana Pro's near-production-ready image generation to Opus's orchestration capabilities for multi-agent workflows. Beyond the model wars, we examine Gartner's 2026 predictions—including a warning about critical thinking atrophy—and debate the...

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  Episode #49

  AI Agents, $100 Billion Quarters, and Five Futures for Marketing

  Nov 3, 202559 minS1

  <p>What's driving Google and Meta's record earnings? Hint: it's AI, not traditional ads.</p><p>In this episode, Paul and Martin unpack the latest earnings calls, HubSpot's strategic acquisition of X Funnel, and then venture into scenario planning for marketing's future. From business-as-usual to AI agent swarms running entire organisations, we map out what you should watch for and what you should do right now.</p><p>Key Takeaways</p>Meta's AI-powered advertising suite is now handling $60 billion in annualised ad spend. That's real money, real results: 5% more time on Facebook, 10% on Threads, 30% growth on Instagram video.Google posted...

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  Episode #48

  AI SEO, Claude Gets New Skills, and the UK’s Big AI Training Push

  Oct 20, 20251 hourS1

  <p>What actually matters now in AI for marketers—beyond the hype. Paul and Martin unpack the week’s launches from Anthropic and Google, new Microsoft–Claude tie-ins, and the UK government’s civil-service AI literacy push. They also tackle the practical question: should you chase “AI SEO” today, or double-down on timeless content and distribution?</p><p>Top takeaways</p><p>• AI visibility ≠ old SEO. Generative search is highly personalised; “rank tracking” for LLM answers is shaky. Invest in high-quality, well-structured content and robust distribution over gimmicky “get featured in ChatGPT” checklists.</p><p>• Anthropic’s direction: Haiku 4.5 offers fast, low-cost coding and ge...

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