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Robin Miller

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Writer, editor, & online community builder; author of 3 IT-related books; video maker specializing in Web videos about technology.
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How is AI for marketing like a paintbrush?

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By Robin Miller
| Publicity.com Verified
In the hands of a skilled artist, a paintbrush can create a masterpiece. In less capable hands, that same paintbrush may produce lackluster results. AI works much the same way. It is a powerful tool, but tools alone do not create exceptional outcomes. When experienced marketers apply strategic thinking, industry knowledge and creative insight to AI, they can train it to uncover opportunities, sharpen messaging and identify strategies that help brands outperform the competition.
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Build marketing resilience in the volatile nutraceutical industry

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By Robin Miller
| Publicity.com Verified
The changes happening within the nutraceutical industry are unprecedented. In our nearly 40 years representing market leaders, we’ve never seen so many rapidfire twists and turns! Right now, you’re balancing a lot While you’re focused on maintaining transparency and authority, coping with complex supply chain issues and keeping price-sensitive customers loyal, the need for end-consumer education has never been greater.
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The red brick house on Baton Rouge's North Street is obscured by trees today. What's its story?

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By Robin Miller
| The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate Verified
The red brick house, built as the Protestant Orphanage in 1927, as it appears today at 1328 North St. in Baton Rouge. STAFF PHOTO BY ROBIN MILLER The story of the orphanage was relegated to a mention on page eight of the Morning Advocate's Aug. 12, 1926, edition, downpage from a fiery story about gangster outfits battling it out in Chicago. "Protestant Orphans Will Get New Home," the Baton Rouge headline announced.
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