Why quotable nonfiction is today’s sharpest social media fuel When timelines reward clarity and surprise, brands need books that offer crisp claims, vivid specifics, and frameworks that travel well across captions, carousels, and short video scripts without thinning out their meaning. In recent
B2B growth no longer hinges on who shouts the loudest; it now depends on who reads signals the fastest, acts the smartest, and earns trust at every touchpoint buyers actually use to decide across channels, formats, and moments that rarely line up in a straight line. In today’s environment,
Followers spiked, impressions soared, and yet the pipeline stayed quiet while cheaper competitors crowded the feed and premium buyers scrolled past. That dissonance has become common: attention rises while authority sinks, and the work shifts toward volume instead of value. The good news is that
Audiences kept scrolling past polished brand posts while pausing for lived-in creator stories, and the performance gap widened until marketing plans had to change or stall under fatigue and rising costs. That shift forced a rethinking of where trust originates, how content scales, and which ideas
A City Pop-Up, An Algorithmic Nudge A line snaked around the block before sunrise, phones lifted to capture merch drops and street-style moments while, quietly, background AI agents checked sizes, compared prices, validated availability, and executed the actual purchase without fanfare or friction.
Milena Traikovich has spent her career turning raw performance data into revenue. As a demand generation lead, she’s owned the loop from analytics to creative to pipeline, stitching together insights that move ROAS, compress CPA, and consistently unblock growth. In this conversation, she unpacks
