Matthew Gattozzi's approach is straightforward: he uses AI to streamline the logistics of ideation while ensuring that the creative process remains entirely human.

Harry Delmege appreciates AI, but he believes that simply increasing output without the spark of creative ideas leads to more average ads quickly, which isn't a win for anyone.

Tristram Dyer didn't just integrate AI into Webtopia's workflow; he assembled a complete team of agents with specific roles, and the results are undeniable.

AI is making creative teams more efficient and less effective. Here's how to use it without outsourcing the judgment that makes ads actually work.

If your brand utilizes AI for advertising, personalization, or chatbots, and you have customers in the EU, the AI Act applies to you. Here’s what you need to do.

The Foxwell Founders community has moved past "should we use AI". Here's what's actually earning a permanent spot in the stack and what to build first.

Frederick Rode grew weary of the tedious manual creative analysis. Therefore, he developed an AI system that fully automates the process and suggests what to create next.

Cody Plofker's AI workflow at Jones Road Beauty is impressive, but his main message is that human judgment remains irreplaceable by AI.

If your team is reinventing the wheel every time it opens an AI tool, skill files and markdown workflows are the system you've been missing.

Discover how AI-powered workflows can help marketers generate, score, and test dozens of high-quality ad variations before design work even begins.

Foxwell’s take on AI is all about using it in a down-to-earth, people-focused way, making sure things stay transparent, creative, and thoughtful in marketing.

Grant Hushek's Lisbon talk flips the script on AI. It's not about better prompts, it's about building systems around your own expertise.

Meta just redrew the rules of performance advertising. Here's everything that matters from the 2026 Summit in San Jose.

AI is changing how agencies operate, but the real advantage in 2026 comes from combining automation with human strategy, creativity, and clear client communication.

Most Meta ad accounts don’t have a scaling problem, they have a signal problem, where weak data, over-segmentation, and poor creative limit growth potential.