This year there are more AI tools than ever swelling up Santa’s sack. So as my Christmas gift to Collective Head readers, here are 12 plug-and-play prompts, one for each day of Christmas along with the right AI tool to make it happen.
My radio people will lock into this instantly, but if you’re here for branding, marketing, or turning content into an immersive product experience, you’re in the right place too, because if Season 5 has taught us anything already, it’s that every signal matters, literally and figuratively.
A new breed of media entrepreneur is taking center stage, part strategist, part showman, and they’re not performing for IP owners. They are the IP owners. This isn’t show business as usual.
Xania Monet is an R&B newcomer now spinning on radio. She just cracked the Billboard Hot 100, and she’s sitting at No. 30 on the Mediabase R&B chart. There’s just one problem. She’s not real.
When a role ends or a title changes, it’s easy to question who we are without it. The Five Lies of Professional Identity is a reflection on rediscovering worth, purpose, and perspective in seasons of professional change.
Radio isn’t just losing audience to Spotify & TikTok. It’s losing them to scroll indifference.
Radio listeners pick up their phones more times in an hour than they tune in all week—and if a station isn’t there, it doesn’t exist to them.
Inside are plug-and-play, scroll-stopping steps you can start using today to turn casual scrollers into loyal listeners.
By now, the Cracker Barrel logo drama is old news, a microwaved meatloaf reheated one too many times. The outrage cycle has come and gone, the “Old Timer” is back on the menu, and social media has moved on to its next entrée. But the real story isn’t the logo we all saw; it’s the part most people missed.
Not because they’re bad employees, or even bad people. But because leading is a completely different job than the one that got them promoted. The skills that make you an exceptional individual contributor don’t automatically make you an effective leader.
