Rebecca SykesGuestBeckyHostSo let's dive into this.

I think what makes BrandTech a little bit different is that we were really built for this moment, built around this intersection of brand and technology from the very beginning.

So the whole premise of the company was that technology was going to continue to fundamentally change how marketing gets created and how it gets scaled.

Actually, one of the slides in our kind of founding raised deck talked about machine generated content, which in 2015 sounded insane.

I think that kind of futuristic view is something that we kind of early believers in.

back in 2023, which has been generating and optimizing advertising creative for the best part of a decade.

So I think that early belief, even though nobody can claim they knew exactly where this was going, but an early belief in the direction I think has really changed how we structure ourselves, what we've invested in, what we're prepared to bet on.
So let's dive into this.

I think what makes BrandTech a little bit different is that we were really built for this moment, built around this intersection of brand and technology from the very beginning.

So the whole premise of the company was that technology was going to continue to fundamentally change how marketing gets created and how it gets scaled.

Actually, one of the slides in our kind of founding raised deck talked about machine generated content, which in 2015 sounded insane.

I think that kind of futuristic view is something that we kind of early believers in.

back in 2023, which has been generating and optimizing advertising creative for the best part of a decade.

So I think that early belief, even though nobody can claim they knew exactly where this was going, but an early belief in the direction I think has really changed how we structure ourselves, what we've invested in, what we're prepared to bet on.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.