As a marketer, do you want to understand how South Africans think, feel and act?
Join Stacy and Sena, colleagues at Kantar - the world’s leading marketing data and analytics company - as they take you on a journey into the ever-changing world of brand and marketing. They chat to some of South Africa’s most creative minds and innovative thinkers, to get practical advice on how to connect with your target audience and move your brand forward. With the help of our guests, we aim to guide marketers and business leaders in shaping the brands of tomorrow by understanding all South Africans.
*This podcast is produced by Laura Rapson
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As a marketer, do you want to understand how South Africans think, feel and act?
Join Stacy and Sena, colleagues at Kantar - the world’s leading marketing data and analytics company - as they take you on a journey into the ever-changing world of brand and marketing. They chat to some of South Africa’s most creative minds and innovative thinkers, to get practical advice on how to connect with your target audience and move your brand forward. With the help of our guests, we aim to guide marketers and business leaders in shaping the brands of tomorrow by understanding all South Africans.
*This podcast is produced by Laura Rapson
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode we’re tackling artificial intelligence - a huge topic at the moment. Our guest is Riaan van Wyk, a creative director at Ogilvy South Africa, and we’re chatting about the use of AI in marketing and research. Riaan talks about the evolution of AI since he first started working as a creative, and how quickly it has progressed over the last couple of years. He shares examples of campaigns he has worked on, including a recent campaign for Audi, where AI was used to create visuals for a special edition range of vehicles.
Riaan talks about the importance of using AI as a tool for research and inspiration, but emphasises why we should never rely on it completely, as human creativity and understanding of emotions are still crucial. He also highlights the need for experimentation and learning when using AI in the creative process, making a comparison to the way we nurture and train junior staff.
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