There is no doubt in my mind Madonna laid the groundwork for Beyoncé and like any good student, Beyoncé took the key learnings, used innovation technologies and improved Madonna’s strategy.
I was reviewing campaign analytics last week when it hit me like a brick wall. Our highest converting segment wasn't the carefully crafted "25-34 year old professionals with household incomes over $75k" we'd been targeting for months. It was a bizarre mix of college students, retirees, and busy parents who had absolutely nothing in common except one thing: they'd all discovered our product through a random TikTok video at 2 AM while stress scrolling.
I spent three months testing every major AI model with the same brutal challenge: convince someone to buy something they don't think they need. Not through manipulation or sleazy tactics, but through genuine psychological understanding. The results shocked me.
Andrew Tate built a $10M brand using controversial marketing tactics. Here's what worked, what failed spectacularly, and how smart marketers can use his strategies ethically.
That LinkedIn message promising to '10x your revenue'? I traced it back to expose an entire network of marketing scammers. Here's what I found inside their playbook.
While you're still figuring out basic ChatGPT, 22 year olds are building six figure AI startups with GPT-5. This isn't another "AI is the future" post, it's your reality check. OpenAI just made enterprise level AI free for everyone, usage jumped 800%, and the early movers are already winning big. A dorm room startup can now compete with Google's budget, a side hustle can scale without teams, and a 3 AM business ideas just got superpowers. Are you building the future or watching others build it? Time to level up or get left behind.