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In 2013, Mary Tilson led the first Fortune 500 rebrand built entirely on real-time behavioral clustering, not demographics, by integrating CRM data with live social sentiment feeds to dynamically adjust campaign messaging mid-flight. That project at Procter & Gamble didn’t just shift ad spend; it rewrote how CMOs measured creative ROI, replacing last-click attribution with cross-channel resonance scoring she co-developed with MIT’s Media Lab. Her 2017 white paper 'The Frictionless Funnel' challenged the industry’s obsession with conversion velocity, arguing instead for ‘trust latency’ as a KPI, measuring how long it takes a prospect to *choose* engagement over evasion. Tilson doesn’t speak in buzzwords like ‘omnichannel’ or ‘synergy’; she maps attention economics to boardroom P&Ls, showing how TikTok-native storytelling reshapes quarterly earnings calls and why CFOs now audit marketing tech stacks like treasury operations. Her work lives in the tension between algorithmic precision and human narrative instinct, and she insists the most disruptive campaigns begin not with data, but with a single unanswerable question about cultural timing.
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- “How did your P&G real-time clustering project change media buying contracts?”
- “What metrics replaced CAC in your trust latency framework?”
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