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The Agent Economy

Hosted by Unknown Host · Business · EN · 0 episodes

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The Agent Economy is the weekly briefing on how AI is reshaping work, media, and markets - and what it means for marketing leaders

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Episode #13
Tech Enabled Marketing Agencies | What we've been building | EP 13
Aug 18, 202628 minS1
In this episode, Stephen and Chris discuss the development of tools for AI search, visibility, and optimization. They explore the impact of AI on agency models and the evolution of technology-enabled marketing agencies. Additionally, they delve into the emergence of Amazon Rufus and the implications for optimizing on the Amazon platform. Takeaways Tech-enabled agencies leverage AI to achieve higher margins and deliver value to clients. The development of tools for AI search and visibility is crucial for optimizing on platforms like Google / ChatGPT / Amazon Rufus etc. Chapters 00:00 Tech-Enabled Agencies and AI Impact 02:09 Building Technology for Marketing Agencies 03:15 Utilizing AI for Visibility and Optimization 18:04 Emergence of Amazon Rufus and Optimization Implications
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Episode #12
Alex Taylor Co-Founder @ Blankspace | EP 12
Jul 28, 202641 minS1
Alex Taylor - Co Founder @ Blankspace The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to the Agent Economy, including the challenges faced by publishers, the impact of AI search on publishers and brands, the economics of live search agents, and the potential for delegating purchases to AI agents. The discussion also delves into the monetization of bot traffic, the influence of publishers and brands in AI search, and the strategies adopted by publishers for monetization. The conversation delves into innovative e-commerce strategies, AI-driven market entry, AI-first approach in business operations, AI automation and workforce, hiring AI-native talent, structured data and AI models, AI model selection and effectiveness, future growth and funding, publisher-LLM deals and legislation, revenue opportunities and human experience, and closing remarks and next steps. Takeaways Challenges faced by publishers in the age of AI search The potential for delegating purchases to AI agents AI-first approach in business operations is accelerating market entry AI model selection and effectiveness play a crucial role in future growth and revenue opportunities Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Agent Economy Podcast 01:01 Background and Journey into Entrepreneurship 03:11 Challenges Faced by Publishers 06:45 Monetization and Crypto in the Agent Economy 09:24 Publisher Response to AI Search and Innovation 10:33 Influence of Publishers and Brands in AI Search 12:12 Publisher Strategies and Monetization 15:37 Economics of Live Search Agents 18:34 Bots Traffic and Marketing Dynamics 21:14 Delegating Purchases to AI Agents 23:59 Innovative E-commerce Strategies 26:16 Accelerating Market Entry with AI 27:37 AI-First Approach in Business Operations 29:37 AI Automation and Workforce 31:15 Hiring AI-Native Talent 32:20 Structured Data and AI Models 33:20 AI Models and Business Impact 35:56 AI Model Selection and Effectiveness 37:59 Future Growth and Funding 40:34 Publisher-LLM Deals and Legislation 43:09 Revenue Opportunities and Human Experience 44:23 Closing Remarks and Next Steps 44:40 End of Conversation
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Episode #11
The Best AI Search Tracking Tools | EP 11
Jul 21, 202634 minS1
The conversation covers a detailed discussion on AI search and the tools available in the market for tracking visibility. It also delves into the shift from SEO to AEO and GEO, highlighting the importance of agentic workflows and the impact of AI search on businesses. Takeaways AI Search Tools Shift from SEO to AEO and GEO Chapters 00:00 Introduction to AI Search Tools 02:11 Evolution of AI Search Tools 05:07 The Role of Agentic Workflows 07:09 Impact of AI Search on Businesses
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Building an AI Native Agency | EP 10
Jul 14, 202635 minS1
In this conversation, Chris and Stephen discuss the emergence of AI native agencies and the impact of AI on agency operations. They explore the utilization of technology to scale operations, the transition from services to products, and the importance of brand positioning and visibility in the AI search landscape. Takeaways AI Native Agencies Service as Software Chapters 00:00 Introduction to AI Native Agencies 03:20 The Rise of AI Native Agencies 08:33 Utilizing Technology to Scale Operations 15:16 Building Custom Workflows with AI 29:21 Transitioning from Services to Products 35:46 Brand Positioning and Visibility
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Episode #9
The Agent Economy In Person! | EP9
Jul 1, 202647 minS1
This week we discuss all things AI Search, Agentic Commerce, LLM Advertising, Frontier models and what Founder life is actually like in the era of AI.
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Episode #12

Alex Taylor Co-Founder @ Blankspace | EP 12

Jul 28, 202641 minS1

Alex Taylor - Co Founder @ Blankspace The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to the Agent Economy, including the challenges faced by publishers, the impact of AI search on publishers and brands, the economics of live search agents, and the potential for delegating purchases to AI agents. The discussion also delves into the monetization of bot traffic, the influence of publishers and brands in AI search, and the strategies adopted by publishers for monetization. The conversation delves into innovative e-commerce strategies, AI-driven market entry, AI-first approach in business operations, AI automation and workforce, hiring AI-native talent, structured data and AI models, AI model selection and effectiveness, future growth and funding, publisher-LLM deals and legislation, revenue opportunities and human experience, and closing remarks and next steps. Takeaways Challenges faced by publishers in the age of AI search The potential for delegating purchases to AI agents AI-first approach in business operations is accelerating market entry AI model selection and effectiveness play a crucial role in future growth and revenue opportunities Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Agent Economy Podcast 01:01 Background and Journey into Entrepreneurship 03:11 Challenges Faced by Publishers 06:45 Monetization and Crypto in the Agent Economy 09:24 Publisher Response to AI Search and Innovation 10:33 Influence of Publishers and Brands in AI Search 12:12 Publisher Strategies and Monetization 15:37 Economics of Live Search Agents 18:34 Bots Traffic and Marketing Dynamics 21:14 Delegating Purchases to AI Agents 23:59 Innovative E-commerce Strategies 26:16 Accelerating Market Entry with AI 27:37 AI-First Approach in Business Operations 29:37 AI Automation and Workforce 31:15 Hiring AI-Native Talent 32:20 Structured Data and AI Models 33:20 AI Models and Business Impact 35:56 AI Model Selection and Effectiveness 37:59 Future Growth and Funding 40:34 Publisher-LLM Deals and Legislation 43:09 Revenue Opportunities and Human Experience 44:23 Closing Remarks and Next Steps 44:40 End of Conversation

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