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Marketing Beyond with Alan B. Hart

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  • 8: Agentic AI and the attention economy: Insights from Ryan Fleisch, head of product marketing for Adobe Real-Time CDP, and audience manager at Adobe
    Ryan Fleisch is the head of product marketing for Adobe Real-Time Customer Data Platform (CDP), and audience manager at Adobe. He is also a recent first-time girl dad and Alan's go-to technology whisperer. Ryan has experience on both the agency and brand sides of digital marketing and has been with Adobe since 2014. His current role, coupled with his previous leadership roles in solution consulting, has allowed him to understand the technical nuances of marketing and advertising technology and the big-picture trends that are transforming the industry at large.  In today’s episode, Alan and Ryan reconnect for another interview at Adobe Summit 2025 to discuss Adobe’s new marketer-first data collaboration tools and what marketing professionals need to know to help them stay ahead of the curve. When it comes to winning impressions in the crowded attention economy, using data wisely is the difference between standing out and blending in with the thousands of ads consumers see daily. Ryan also explains how agentic AI can help marketers move from data synthesis to action, allowing them to scale their impact as individuals and departments.  Key quotes:  “Agentic AI doesn't just understand my business data. It actually understands my business processes and my goals” - Ryan Fleisch, head of product marketing for Adobe Real-Time CDP, and audience manager at Adobe  In this episode, you'll learn:  How to understand the attention economy   Why “clean sketches” may replace “clean rooms”  What agentic AI could mean for your marketing strategy   Key highlights:  [02:05] “The sleep deprivation is real.” [03:30] Ryan’s path to Adobe   [06:00] Understanding the attention economy  [08:25] The data tradeoff between scale and accuracy  [10:30] Launching Real-Time CDP evaluations   [11:30] Old “clean rooms” versus new “clean sketches”   [14:45] AI empowering humans to do what they do best  [16:40] Generative AI versus agentic AI  [20:10] Sorry Spock, Emotions Drive Business  [22:45] An experience that defines you: Don't fear the bunk bed  [25:30] Advice to your younger self: Look at the big picture   [27:05] A topic marketers need to learn more about: Agentic AI and physical art  [28:50] Subcultures to follow: Appreciate artists  [29:35] Largest opportunity or threat to marketers today: Pairing content with data  Resources mentioned:    Ryan Fleisch  Adobe  Adobe Real-Time CDP  Adobe Audience Manager  Announcement of new Adobe Real-Time CDP collaboration  Follow the podcast:    Listen on Apple Podcasts    Listen on Amazon Music   Listen on Audible   Listen on iHeart Radio  Listen on Spotify    Connect with Ryan Fleish and Adobe  Ryan Fleisch on LinkedIn  Adobe on X  Adobe on Instagram   Connect with Alan Hart and Deloitte Digital:     Alan Hart on X  Alan Hart on LinkedIn   Deloitte Digital on LinkedIn   Deloitte Digital on Instagram   Deloitte Digital on YouTube   Deloitte Digital on Threads  
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  • 7: How GIFs deliver branding magic: Insights from Kevin Hein, CGO at GIPHY
    Kevin Hein is the chief growth officer (CGO) at GIPHY. He began his print publishing career with Ziff Davis when print and tech were merging. Here, he learned the fundamentals of strategic selling while working on the PC magazine account. Kevin joined GIPHY in August 2024 and has since been instrumental in transforming GIPHY into a unique platform that connects brands with audiences through messaging. Under his leadership, GIPHY has expanded its advertiser base, introduced innovative ad formats, and positioned itself as a key player in the messaging ecosystem, driving significant revenue growth and delivering exceptional client results.  Kevin joins Alan Hart at South by Southwest (SXSW) to discuss the unique positioning GIPHY offers brands–to become part of cultural conversations in an additive rather than intrusive way. GIPHY's daily reach touches over 1 billion people worldwide, creating a magical moment when users discover the perfect GIF to convey what words alone cannot. GIPHY collaborates with brands to seamlessly integrate their messages into this magic, transforming existing creative, optimizing new ideas, and experimenting in safe, engaging ways that drive organic, long-term results.  Kevin explains the collaboration process with GIPHY, why he thinks all brands need to experiment with creativity, and what marketers can learn from innovative online content creators.   Key quote:  “The beauty and the elegance [of] GIPHY is that it’s part of the conversation. It’s not intrusive, it’s additive. It’s a natural extension of what you're talking about.” - Kevin Hein, Chief growth officer, GIPHY  In this episode, you'll learn:  How brands can influence culture without being intrusive What collaboration looks like with GIPHY  The value of creative experimentation  Key highlights:  [01:20] For the love of car detailing   [02:45] Kevin's path to GIPHY  [05:40] Understanding GIPHY today  [08:48] Where to go when you’re already everywhere  [10:45] What makes GIPHY unique  [13:05] Cut downs and brand collaborations   [16:30] Where dexterity meets data   [19:20] Making magic with Mug Root Beer  [24:50] Investing in safe experimentation   [26:10] An experience that defines you: “It’s just a chapter”  [28:10] Advice to your younger self: Give people space to prove you wrong  [29:55] A topic marketers need to learn more about: AI experimentation  [32:50] Subcultures to follow: Innovative online creators  [39:55] Why experiment when everything is going great  [44:10] Largest opportunity or threat to marketers today: Test and learn   Resources mentioned:    Kevin Hein  GIPHY  GIPHY Studios  GIPHY's daily reach statistic  Mug Root Beer and Mug Root Beer on GIPHY  Waz up Super Bowl Commercial  Justin Flom, magician and YouTuber Follow the podcast:    Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Amazon Music Listen on Audible Listen on iHeart Radio Listen on Spotify    Connect with Kevin Hein and GIPHY:   Kevin Hein on LinkedIn GIPHY on X GIPHY on Instagram  Connect with Alan Hart and Deloitte Digital:     Alan Hart on X  Alan Hart on LinkedIn  Deloitte Digital on LinkedIn  Deloitte Digital on Instagram  Deloitte Digital on YouTube  Deloitte Digital on Threads Post-production credits:   Integrity Media Solutions LLC
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  • 6: Powering commerce from text to checkout: Insights from Mike Manheimer, CCO at Postscript
    Mike Manheimer is the chief customer officer (CCO) at Postscript—and a soon-to-be first-time father. Postscript is a short message system (SMS) marketing platform powered by AI, designed to help e-commerce brands within the Shopify ecosystem build personalized connections with their customers to drive revenue. Mike entered the SaaS world straight out of college at a startup called WebPT, where he worked his way up to marketing director. After leaving WebPT, Mike held various leadership roles at Gainsight before serving as head of growth marketing at Front. He joined Postscript in 2021 as chief marketing officer and transitioned to his current role as chief customer officer in late 2024, leading both the marketing and customer teams.   In today’s episode, Alan and Mike discuss conversational commerce, exploring how SMS text messaging, chatbots, and voice assistants are transforming the shopping experience. They examine the potential rise of SMS texts in marketing and why conversational commerce hasn’t fully taken off yet. Their conversation also highlights Postscript's decision to specialize rather than consolidate, and the AI innovations they are using to boost revenue. Mike also shares common misconceptions about SMS marketing, notes a consumer shift toward analog experiences, and encourages marketers to adopt an AI-first mindset.    Key quotes:  “When I joined Postscript, part of my thesis was that two megatrends were intersecting, and they weren’t going to stop: We’re seeing more transactions done online over time. The second is, we see messaging as a major component of the way people spend their time online, especially on their mobile devices. We see messaging in a bunch of forms but especially text messaging dominates the time people are using their phones. And so, Postscript exists at the intersection of both those trends.” – Mike Manheimer, CCO at Postscript  “SMS is the only channel that exists for marketers that is fundamentally ‘two-way’ from the get-go.” – Mike Manheimer, CCO at Postscript  “When you nail that—you know, the voice, the value add, and the consent—then what you end up with is a very highly engaged, high-earning channel. And a lot of people are finding that they're actually making more money off of an SMS list that ends up being only one-fifth of the size of the email list that they've been cultivating over the last few years because of the integration with the phone, the immediacy of the channel, and the engagement that you're able to generate.” - Mike Manheimer, CCO at Postscript  “Cracking the code on conversational for your brand not only makes you feel good, it’s a financial imperative.” - Mike Manheimer, CCO at Postscript    In this episode, you'll learn:  Why SMS is yielding results in conversational commerce   Benefits of specialization versus consolidation in SaaS  What AI innovations are driving revenue    Key highlights:  [01:40] Preparing for fatherhood  [03:10] Career path to Postscript   [06:45] What is Postscript?   [8:15] How SMS could change conversational commerce   [12:10] Marketers’ SMS misconceptions  [17:45] Specialization versus consolidation    [23:20] AI use cases in SMS to drive revenue  [30:55] Learning to adapt as the new kid  [34:15] Advice to your younger self  [36:20] A topic that you and other marketers need to learn more about: effectiveness in statistics   [30:30] Trends or subcultures others should follow: a renewed interest in analog   [41:40] Largest opportunity or threat to marketers today: become an AI-first thinker    Resources mentioned:    Mike Manheimer  Postscript  Shopify  What is conversational commerce?  Career stops: WebPT, Gainsight, Front    Follow the podcast:    Listen on Apple Podcasts    Listen on Amazon Music   Listen on Audible   Listen on iHeart Radio  Listen on Spotify      Connect with Mike Manheimer and Postscript:   Mike Manheimer on LinkedIn  Postscript on X  Postscript on LinkedIn  Postscript on Instagram  Postscript on TikTok  Postscript on Facebook    Connect with Alan Hart and Deloitte Digital:     Alan Hart on X   Alan Hart on LinkedIn   Deloitte Digital on LinkedIn   Deloitte Digital on Instagram   Deloitte Digital on YouTube   Deloitte Digital on Threads       Post-production credits:   Integrity Media Solutions LLC       
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  • 5: Using ‘fan truths’ to drive a fast-food renaissance: Insights from Tariq Hassan, chief marketing and CX officer at McDonald’s USA
    Tariq Hassan is a proud girl dad, a transformational leader, and the  chief marketing and customer experience (CX) officer at McDonald’s USA. Before joining McDonald’s, Tariq spent over 20 years in global marketing, communications, innovation, and consumer insights. Before moving into his first chief marketing officer role at Petco, he held marketing and brand leadership roles at HP, Omnicom Group, and Bank of America. Since joining McDonald’s in 2021, Tariq has led the post-pandemic marketing efforts, including digital, media, CRM, brand content and engagement, consumer insights, and menu strategy to create holistic and compelling brand experiences for customers across nearly 14,000 McDonald’s restaurants in the US.  On today’s show, Alan and Tariq discuss Tariq’s career at McDonald’s and how he has helped bring the iconic brand into the digital future. They also explore how McDonald’s has modernized its approach to digital engagement and solidified its cultural relevance by mindfully using data and digging deep into “fan truths.” Tariq shares the four key areas that fueled this transformation: influencing food culture, deeply engaging with fans, leveraging data for personalization, and using McDonald’s influence to shape cultural moments.   In this episode, Alan and Tariq also explore the return of McDonald’s beloved characters and the leadership lessons Tariq is taking with him as he moves on to his next career venture. Tariq opens about his personal experiences, including navigating the college search as a dad and how his daughter’s cancer journey influenced his outlook. Finally, he offers advice to brand leaders, reflects on AI’s growing role in marketing, and highlights food culture as a key trend for the future.  Key quotes: “Data is a currency, it’s a language, it’s a form of connecting with [Gen Z], and if you do it the right way and provide value, then they return that value with a deeper relationship.” - Tariq Hassan, Chief marketing and customer experience officer, McDonald’s USA    “At McDonald’s, we’re guided by what we call fan truths. These truths are about understanding the unique moments, those connections, that our fans have [with our brand].” - Tariq Hassan, Chief marketing and customer experience officer, McDonald’s USA “As brand leaders, you drive clarity of your values, you're transparent with those, and then you lead with actions.” - Tariq Hassan, Chief marketing and customer experience officer, McDonald’s USA In this episode, you'll learn:  Why consistency is key to maintaining brand integrity  Strategies for building deeper customer relationships through personalization   Tips for embracing digital transformation and data-driven marketing  Key highlights:  [01:24] Experiencing the college search as a dad  [03:35] Tariq’s career path to McDonald’s   [07:28] Applying a customer-focused lens across industries  [08:54] Where to start when stepping into an iconic brand  [10:40] Four key areas driving McDonald’s modernization  [12:43] The return of McDonald’s classic characters and their impact  [17:18] The journey of McDonald’s digital transformation  [20:15] Understanding the scale and reach of McDonald’s  [21:11] Advice to brand leaders on navigating social, health, and other major events  [24:24] Leadership principles Tariq is leaving at McDonald’s as he moves on  [27:50] An experience from your past that defines you: his daughter's cancer journey  [30:36] Advice to your younger self: trust your gut, find mentors, take a step back  [32:08] A topic that you and other marketers need to learn more about: Generative AI  [34:50] Trends or subcultures others should follow: food culture  [36:15] Largest opportunity or threat to marketers today: data    Resources mentioned:    Tariq Hassan  McDonald’s  Career stops: Agencies – Darcy, Leo Burnett, FCB, Omnicomm. Brands: HP, Bank of America, Petco McDonald’s Celebrity Meals  Hamburglar Hits the Road  Grimace’s Birthday  McDonald’s Mobile App Success  “It’s not just you: McDonald’s really was everywhere this year” (CNN)    Follow the podcast:    Listen on Apple Podcasts    Listen on Amazon Music   Listen on Audible   Listen on iHeart Radio  Listen on Spotify      Connect with Tariq Hassan and McDonald’s:  Tariq Hassan on LinkedIn   Tariq Hassan on X   McDonald’s on X   McDonald’s on Instagram     Connect with Alan Hart and Deloitte Digital:     Alan Hart on X   Alan Hart on LinkedIn   Deloitte Digital on LinkedIn   Deloitte Digital on Instagram   Deloitte Digital on YouTube   Deloitte Digital on Threads       Post-production credits:   Integrity Media Solutions LLC 
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  • 4: Unleashing growth with the ‘yes, and’ strategy with Jenn Garbach, CMO at PNC Bank
    Jenn Garbach is the chief marketing officer at PNC Bank, where she leads a team of approximately 200 marketing professionals. Her team focuses on brand and line-of-business marketing, paid and social media, direct marketing, and digital marketing strategies. She also helps oversee the bank's relationship with Arnold Worldwide, PNC’s integrated marketing and advertising agency of record. With over 20 years of experience in financial and professional services, Jenn has worked across marketing, product management, strategy, technology, and customer experience. She began her career at Deloitte Consulting, and before joining PNC in June 2023, she held leadership roles at PayPal, Capital One, and Thomson Reuters.   On today’s show, Alan and Jenn discuss her career journey, her initial goals upon joining PNC and the complexities of launching a new brand for a 160-year-old organization. They explore how marketing, often seen as “just pretty pictures,” is actually a key growth driver, a concept they refer to as “The Big M.” Jenn also breaks down the fundamental premise and strength of the “Yes, And” model and how it fuels innovation and collaboration. Looking ahead, they discuss AI preparedness and its impact on marketing.     Key quotes:  “You can’t just go out with a really funny, creative ad campaign and hope that it’s going to do the job. You have to live your brand every single day—and the products, services, experiences we are bringing to market.” - Jenn Garbach, CMO at PNC Bank  “You hear me use that word ‘engine.’ That’s really the aspiration. Moving from a place where we may be operated as a delivery function to a place where marketing is seen as an investment of growth—marketing as an engine to drive business outcomes.” Jenn Garbach, CMO at PNC Bank  “It’s not just about getting to the summit; it's the process we go about and the collective victory.” Jenn Garbach, CMO at PNC Bank    In this episode, you'll learn:  Strategies to gain a competitive edge   Tips to enhance your marketing efforts using data-driven techniques  How to transform your team into powerful change agents    Key highlights:  [01:28] Jenn’s first job as a cart pusher  [02:48] Jenn’s career path  [06:19] Initial goal when joining PNC  [07:00] What is involved in launching a new brand  [08:45] “Brilliantly Boring” tagline  [12:51] Where does marketing go at PNC now?  [15:07] How people become a great change agent  [21:10] An experience from your past that defines you: studying abroad.  [23:50] Advice to your younger self   [25:05] A topic that you and other marketers need to learn more about: AI preparedness  [28:10] Trends or subcultures others should follow: Super Bowl   [30:22] Largest opportunity or threat to marketers today: pace of change     Resources mentioned:    Jenn Garbach   PNC Financial   Brilliantly Boring at PNC   Boring is Essential (Launch Video)     Follow the podcast:    Listen on Apple Podcasts    Listen on Amazon Music   Listen on Audible   Listen on iHeart Radio  Listen on Spotify      Connect with Jenn Garbach and PNC Bank:     Jenn Garbach on LinkedIn    PNC Bank on X    PNC Bank on Instagram      Connect with Alan Hart and Deloitte Digital:     Alan on X   Alan on LinkedIn   Deloitte Digital on LinkedIn   Deloitte Digital on Instagram   Deloitte Digital on YouTube   Deloitte Digital on Threads       Post-production credits:   Integrity Media Solutions LLC 
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