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This brief episode features host Benjamin Shapiro interviewing Jordan Cooney, the CEO and co-founder of Previsible. The conversation touches on the fun coincidence of having an office next door to OpenAI's original headquarters and how that proximity serves as a conversation starter about artificial intelligence. They also discuss the intense work culture associated with frontier AI labs and wrap up with closing remarks on marketing technology.
OpenAI's Original Headquarters Proximitystory
The host asks if having an office next door to OpenAI's original headquarters helps or haunts them.
A Purely Coincidental Locationinsight
The guest explains that the location is a fun coincidence and notes having seen Sam Altman walking on the patio when they first moved in.
Sparking AI Conversationsstrategy
Passing the old headquarters with clients or friends serves as an easy springboard into discussions about how AI is changing work.
Speculating on Frontier Labsdebate
The host jokes about whether people are smoking outside or what is actually happening behind the scenes when a new model launches.
Joke About Not Sleepinginsight
The guest jokes that people at those labs must have cots inside because they never sleep.
The host thanks Jordan Cooney, CEO and co-founder of Previsible, for returning to the podcast and highlights his work on Voices of Search.
“It helps us, but it is totally coincidence.”
“And I think that that's what really makes it somewhat useful.”
“All right, that wraps up this episode of the Martech Podcast.”
“Typical lifespan of an article is about 24 to 36 hours.”
“Getting brands authentically integrated into content performs better than TV advertising.”
Answer engines are replacing traditional search rankings. Jordan Koene, CEO and co-founder of Previsible, helps Fortune 100 companies engineer content for AI-driven discovery instead of standard SEO. He covers building organic search strategies that adapt to answer engines, structuring content so large language models can cite it, and preparing enterprise brands for a search landscape shaped by generative AI. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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