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Ep. 174 - The Human Side of AI Marketing - Rob Rankin

Future Fuzz · 2026-03-20 · 38 min

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In this episode of Future Fuzz, host Harry Duran speaks with Rob Rankin, President of Clarity Coverdale Fury (CCF), about why emotional connection remains the most powerful force in marketing, even as technology and AI reshape the industry. Rob shares how CCF helps brands “throw a big rock” in crowded markets by creating creative communications that demand attention while building genuine emotional resonance with audiences. The conversation explores how fragmented media landscapes have changed the way brands reach consumers, why presence and attention are prerequisites for performance marketing, and how experiential moments can amplify brand storytelling. Rob also discusses how agencies should approach AI adoption - experimenting first, then embedding it strategically into operations - without losing the human touch that drives trust and loyalty. Guest Bio Rob Rankin is the President of Clarity Coverdale Fury (CCF), a creative communications agency known for building emotionally resonant brand campaigns that demand attention and drive connection.

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