Already Obsolete | Over the Bull®

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There are moments in history when the speed of change quietly shifts from gradual to exponential. Most people do not recognize the shift while it is happening. They assume tomorrow will resemble yesterday. They assume what has been working will continue working. In stable eras, that assumption is harmless. In periods of acceleration, it is…

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Reputation vs. Results: History Isn’t a Strategy | Over the Bull®

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Legacy media isn’t failing because the internet exists. Legacy media is failing because the business model that once made journalism profitable has been dismantled, and the replacement strategy has been confused for transformation. Print advertising subsidized reporting for decades. Broadcast owned attention. Local newspapers controlled distribution by default. Those conditions created margins big enough to…

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The Rise of Transhuman Business: AI Without the Bull | Over the Bull®

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The internet is no longer simply a network of information. It is becoming something else entirely: a hybrid environment where artificial intelligence, automation, and human behavior are increasingly entangled. This transformation is often celebrated as progress, but progress without discernment has consequences. The current moment demands a sober look at how AI is being used,…

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How to Not Make 2026 Your 2025 | Over the Bull®

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Welcome to 2026. A new year always brings the same quiet temptation: to assume that a calendar change automatically creates a business change. But most business owners know the truth. If nothing is confronted, nothing changes. And when nothing changes, the next twelve months become a repeat of the last twelve months—same offers, same marketing…

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10 Marketing Mistakes Businesses Will Make in 2026 | Over the Bull®

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Digital marketing is entering one of the most disruptive periods in its history. The tools are smarter, the platforms are stricter, and the expectations for credibility and expertise have never been higher. Yet many businesses are unknowingly stepping into 2026 with strategies that were already outdated years earlier. Some are holding onto habits from 2018,…

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The Death of Smoke-and-Mirror Agencies: Exposing the Outdated Playbook | Over The Bull®

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For years, the digital marketing world has been a breeding ground for illusion. Sleight-of-hand tactics, vague promises, buzzwords, and half-delivered services created an industry where too many freelancers and agencies survived by simply appearing competent. Templates, drag-and-drop builders, and do-it-yourself platforms made everything look effortless from the outside, and that appearance alone was enough to…

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ChatGPT Atlas vs. Google | Over the Bull®

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The web is shifting beneath our feet again, and this time it’s not because of a simple algorithm update or a new social platform vying for attention. It’s because of Atlas — an AI-first browser developed by OpenAI — and the broader wave of generative intelligence that’s changing how users find and interact with information.…

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The Google Disaster: When Data Lies | Over the Bull®

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When it comes to managing a company’s online presence, the truth is that the wrong partner can do more harm than good. The story behind this particular situation—a business brought to the edge of digital collapse because of sloppy management, poor outsourcing, and misaligned ethics—is not an isolated one. It’s a cautionary example of what…

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