Megan Skalbeck

Megan has been following the world of AI since the initial GPT release in 2018. As Head of AI Projects at Verblio, she's responsible for figuring out the best ways to blend the capabilities of artificial intelligence with the quality of our human freelance writers. When she's not doing tech things, she's making music, writing existentialist fiction, or getting reckless on two wheels.

Streamlined Storytelling and Extreme Stunts with Director Nick Schrunk

By Megan Skalbeck / December 8, 2021

???? Episode 86 of Yes, and Marketing Nick Schrunk has been creating and capturing extreme stunts and adventures for Red Bull for over a decade, including promos for brands like…

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Lessons from Rock Stars and Trade Shows with Alex Ordoñez

By Megan Skalbeck / December 1, 2021

???? Episode 85 of Yes, and Marketing You can probably name a handful of rockstar marketers. But how about marketers of actual rockstars? Alex Ordoñez is a music industry marketer…

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Content as a Career and the Future of Communities with Superpath’s Jimmy Daly

By Megan Skalbeck / November 24, 2021

Episode 84 of Yes, and Marketing What’s the fastest way to get a content marketer to pay attention to sales? Make him run the sales team. That’s what Animalz did…

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EQ, Emails, and Curiosity as a Superpower with Kait Creamer

By Megan Skalbeck / November 17, 2021

Episode 83 of Yes, and Marketing Innovation doesn’t come from following best practices—especially in marketing. But we’re not the only ones who think so: Kait Creamer is an award-winning email…

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Churn, Demand, and the Email to Send if You’re Raising Prices with Patrick Campbell

By Megan Skalbeck / November 3, 2021

???? Episode 81 of Yes, and Marketing Few areas of marketing are more critical to success than pricing, so it’s truly shocking how few true pricing experts exist. (And how…

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Getting Testimonials Sucks. But It’s Easy If You’re Brittnee Spears

By Megan Skalbeck / October 29, 2021

Here’s an all-too-familiar scene: You’re a marketer. Your CEO walks into your office. “Why don’t we have more reviews, dammit?” You try to tell them it isn’t that easy, that…

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