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Digital Brand Building interviews the most successful sales & marketing leaders every week. Hosted by Mark Fidelman, he discusses the hottest new sales & marketing ideas from the experts. Fidelman keeps it real, and isn’t afraid to mix it up. Each episode features an engaging discussion with different business professionals to help you fuel your mind.

Apr 26, 2025

Featuring: Matt from Light Writer & Envoy Design

Episode Overview:
In this high-energy episode, Mark and Matt ditch the typical buzzword bingo and get into the real meat of AI and quantum computing. After a fun kickoff swapping Spring Break stories (Ferraris, Vegas, the San Diego Zoo, yes, it got wild), the two dive...


Apr 25, 2025

AI Marketing Podcast Schedule (Nikolay Filichkin) with Mark E Fidelman

Quick recap
Mark and Nick discussed the topic of Gpu alternative investments, with Nick explaining the process of funding deals and the financial aspects of investing in GPUs. They also discussed the progress of their website, the regulatory aspects...


Apr 11, 2025

Mark Fidelman and Eugene Vyborov discuss the differences between traditional automation and agentic AI in marketing. Eugene, founder of Ability AI, explains that agentic AI can make decisions and execute them, unlike traditional automation, which is rule-based.

Ability AI's media buying agent simulates a media buyer's...


Apr 10, 2025

 

Mark Fidelman and Chris Andrew discuss the shift from traditional SEO to AI-driven search. Chris, co-founder and CEO of Scrunch AI, emphasizes that AI search is becoming more prevalent, offering personalized and less biased answers.

He highlights the importance of optimizing for AI models by focusing on text-based...


Apr 8, 2025

Podcast Overview:

  • Host: Mark Fidelman

  • Guest: June Louisa, Founder and CEO of Constant Closer

  • Topic: AI's Impact on Sales and Marketing

Key Highlights:

  1. AI in Sales Evolution

  • AI can create 24/7 sales agents

  • Potential to personalize content at scale

  • Current limitations still require human oversight