Daily Dose is my (created by marketing coach and advisor Danny Denhard. free daily marketing coaching swipe file.

Each day you get a short, practical lesson built from real brand examples such as Puma, Charlie Bigham’s, Walmart, Netflix, Chanel and McDonald’s.

The format is simple: one case, one core principle, and one concrete action you can apply to your own brand, campaigns or AI projects.

Topics include product storytelling, brand principles, habit-forming experiences, responsible AI and dynamic pricing, content for kids and pets, and sponsorship strategy.

Daily Dose is available on-site or via live Google Slides, making it easy to share with your team and use in workshops, stand-ups or marketing reviews.

Most leaders say brand matters, then kill the budget when performance ads dip. This piece gives you a simple game and a reverse engineering exercise you can run with your exec team to prove how brand really works, why certain names dominate every category, and how to move the conversation from “brand spend” to concrete, commercial impact.

AI isn’t just “the next big thing” here, it’s a looming fault line

This piece lays out where we really are with AI today, what happens when agents move from handy copilots to half-autonomous colleagues, and why trust, regulation, hacks and national security will define the next few years. From multi‑agent ecosystems to potential cyber conflicts, it shows both the upside for smart operators and the risks for those who sleepwalk into an agentic future.

The 2026/27 Premier League season marks a commercial reset. A voluntary ban on front‑of‑shirt gambling sponsors has pushed clubs to rethink revenue and diversify away from betting.

Tech, AI, fintech and travel brands now dominate, using shirts as global marketing platforms rather than just UK advertising.

Classic sponsor nostalgia still matters to fans, but today’s value is in integrated ecosystems: front‑of‑shirt, sleeves, training wear, stadium naming, and digital content.

While Adidas leads the kit race, while several clubs still lack main sponsors, highlighting both the opportunity and the growing difficulty of landing premium deals.

Is Reddit worth the risk and are ChatGPT ads a smart bet for your brand? This CMO-focused guide from Marketing Unfiltered breaks down Reddit’s brand-safety trade-offs, the rise of “problem-state” ChatGPT ads, key watch-outs, and practical steps to test both channels without wasting budget.

• AI is a business change, not a toy: Treat AI as a transformation project, not a one-off tool rollout or workshop, starting with mapping workflows and fixing processes before automating.

• Context + governance beat raw models: Create a living company context document, invest in paid AI tiers, and maintain strict human-in-the-loop verification to avoid chaos, hallucinations, and brand damage.

• Make adoption practical and cross-functional: Use workflow mapping and hands-on AI hackathons to solve real pain points across teams, driving cultural shift, faster experimentation, and sustained AI impact.