It was a great day to shape the future of advertising.

Or at least that of those at The University of Georgia’s Talking Dog Agency.

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Ammunition Names Jonathan Hayes Chief Creative Officer, Accelerating Its Tech-Driven Creative Vision Full-service agency doubles down on AI and technology to drive smarter, faster, more effective creative outcomes for clients Atlanta, Georgia--(Newsfile Corp. - April 16, 2025) - Ammunition, a full-fu...

More importantly: more great work for more brands that need more out of their agency partners.

More to come, but first…👇

We’re investing as much as we’re reinventing to meet the moment and build for what’s next. Faster. Smarter. More integrated. More firepower.

Atlanta Hawks BTS (AI 2025) This is "Atlanta Hawks BTS (AI 2025)" by Ammunition on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

BTS making of: vimeo.com/1068815270

Atlanta Hawks City Edition This is "Atlanta Hawks City Edition" by Ammunition on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Full video: vimeo.com/1076119441

Ammunition is evolving to ensure we stay on the leading edge of this change. We’ve already begun, and have some incredible work in market already leveraging these tools (see an example in the next post).

AI. Automation. Tech-enabled creativity. This isn’t just an edge case anymore. It’s the new core of how work gets done—and how results are delivered.

For some it became a death knell. For others it was their glow-up.

We’re at a similar crossroads again.

There were those that resisted, and then there were those that embraced it and went all in. The latter? They didn’t just tweak on the edges or make minor adjustments—they reinvented themselves.

Digital wasn’t just a trend—it was a total rewrite of how ideas got made and how brands grew. It changed how agencies were organized and created completely new roles that didn’t exist before.

In the early 2000s, “digital” arrived, and a clear line was drawn.

Some agencies evolved. Others got left behind.

We’re investing as much as we’re reinventing to meet the moment and build for what’s next. Faster. Smarter. More integrated. More firepower.

Atlanta Hawks City Edition This is "Atlanta Hawks City Edition" by Ammunition on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Example:

Live video: vimeo.com/1076119441

BTS making of video: vimeo.com/1068815270

Ammunition is evolving to ensure we stay on the leading edge of this change. We’ve already begun, and have some incredible work in market already leveraging these tools (see an example in the following post).

AI. Automation. Tech-enabled creativity. This isn’t just an edge case anymore. It’s the new core of how work gets done—and how results are delivered.

Ammunition is evolving to stay on the leading edge of this shift.
We’ve already begun—and have real work in market powered by these tools.

For some it became a death knell. For others it was their glow-up.

We’re at a similar crossroads again.

There were those that resisted, and then there were those that embraced it and went all in. The latter? They didn’t just tweak on the edges or make minor adjustments—they reinvented themselves.

Digital wasn’t just a trend—it was a total rewrite of how ideas got made and how brands grew. It changed how agencies were organized and created completely new roles that didn’t exist before.

He’s not wrong.

New price target: $80.

We hate to see it. 👀

Messaging matters. Dumb takes like “defund the police” killed Dems. Being on the wrong side of key social issues killed Dems. “Secure and fair immigration” wins. “Green jobs” beats “climate crisis.” The left needs a disciplined, center-left message to win nationally.

The Democratic Party has a policy problem and a messaging problem. A strong center-left platform—fiscally responsible, socially pragmatic, pro-growth, return to international leadership and Western alliances, pro-Israel—is how we can once again win elections.

He was always ahead of his time.

"Just watch how great things will be under 47" they said.

Regardless of whether I'm right about that or not, I do think a recession is imminent.

I don't know if this makes me a cynic, naive, or something else...

... but...

I'm convinced we're watching a deliberate shakedown of the markets in an attempt to drop asset prices by forcing the more vulnerable to panic sell assets for the less vulnerable to buy up while they're on sale.