Day: July 29, 2025
Denver says ‘one-and-done’ policy for concept plans could save developers time
Earlier this month, Denver rolled out an update to its permitting process that could shorten development timelines by several months. It could be pretty transformational for us,” said Chris Gleissner, director of site design and neighborhood development for Denver’s Community Planning and Development Department. Gleissner said the department is moving to a “one-and-done” process for…
Read MoreAfter closing both Denver taprooms, Great Divide Brewing plans a new one this fall
Denver beer drinkers who miss bellying up at one of Great Divide Brewing Co.’s now-closed taprooms will soon be able to do so once again. Wilding Brands, the local craft beverage conglomerate that bought 31-year-old Great Divide earlier this year, announced Tuesday that it will open a new spot for the brand at 3040 Blake…
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Do This Instead: How to Adapt Your Marketing to the AI-Shaped Buyer Journey
Do This Instead: How to Adapt Your Marketing to the AI-Shaped Buyer Journey written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing <articleDo This Instead: Adapting Your Marketing to the AI-Shaped Buyer Journey TL;DR AI has fundamentally altered how buyers discover, evaluate, and choose solutions. The marketing funnel is no longer a straight line…
Read MoreIs Traditional Marketing Dead? Why Strategy Wins in the Age of AI
Is Traditional Marketing Dead? Why Strategy Wins in the Age of AI written by Sara Nay read more at Duct Tape Marketing Over the past 15 years, I’ve watched marketing evolve in ways we never could’ve imagined. When I started as an intern at Duct Tape Marketing, the name of the game was execution. Do…
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