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How a Fortune 500 doubled their AI adoption
Faced with the challenge of scaling AI adoption across 15,000 employees worldwide, a Fortune 500 software company needed more than just access to tools—it required a cultural shift. Superside partnered with leadership to craft a strategic, narrative-driven enablement program, launching a multi-platform Digital Academy and custom campaigns that built trust, sparked curiosity, and embedded AI into daily workflows at scale. Trending
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How to operationalize AI on a creative team: Month one
Most creative teams don't start from zero. People are already using AI on their own, some heavily and some not at all, and the first month of AI adoption on a creative team is about turning that uneven picture into something the whole team shares. What follows is one real engagement, told in the order it happened: how Superside ran that first month with the creative agency Mekanism.Anna Grigoryan
Sr. Content Specialist
How to build a creative brand prompt library that works
Most marketing teams already use AI prompts every day. The problem is where those prompts live: in personal notes, old chat threads and a shared doc nobody has updated in months. When everyone starts from a different prompt, the same brief produces very different results. Brand consistency ends up depending on who's in the driving seat.
12 AI transformation examples from creative teams that did it
AI transformation is easy to talk about and hard to prove. Search for "AI transformation strategy," and you'll find plenty of advice on what organizations should do, with few documented examples of what actually worked. That's a problem when you're building a business case. Your leadership team wants proof that AI solves real problems for teams like yours.
Superside and Canva partner to help enterprise brands scale creative work with AI
Superside, the world’s largest AI-native creative agency, and Canva, the all-in-one visual communication platform, today announced a strategic partnership to help enterprise brands scale their creative operations. By bringing together Canva's AI-powered creative platform with Superside's global talent, AI workflows and production capacity, the partnership gives enterprises the infrastructure to build robust brand ecosystems and scale the campaign work that follows.
AI ad creative production: What works and what doesn't
AI ad creative production has moved the bottleneck in paid advertising. Generation now runs faster than people can review, so the hard part has shifted to deciding what is good enough to ship. Most enterprise teams already run AI creative workflows for concepting and resizing. The open question is which parts of an ad hold up under brand scrutiny and which still need art direction, retouching and a human sign-off.Sort by

How to operationalize AI on a creative team: Month one
Most creative teams don't start from zero. People are already using AI on their own, some heavily and some not at all, and the first month of AI adoption on a creative team is about turning that uneven picture into something the whole team shares. What follows is one real engagement, told in the order it happened: how Superside ran that first month with the creative agency Mekanism.
How to repurpose webinar content into clips that work
Most enterprise B2B marketing and demand gen teams have a rich source of video content at their disposal: webinar recordings, conference talks, panel discussions and customer sessions. The strongest moments in these videos can become clips that reach buyers on more channels. Reuse is already common. Wistia's State of Video Report 2026 found that almost 90% of teams reuse their webinar content. Publishing on-demand recordings on landing pages is the most popular approach, followed by social media posts. A third of webinars still pull in plays three months after the live event, which shows their value can extend well beyond recording day.
How to build a creative brand prompt library that works
Most marketing teams already use AI prompts every day. The problem is where those prompts live: in personal notes, old chat threads and a shared doc nobody has updated in months. When everyone starts from a different prompt, the same brief produces very different results. Brand consistency ends up depending on who's in the driving seat.
12 AI transformation examples from creative teams that did it
AI transformation is easy to talk about and hard to prove. Search for "AI transformation strategy," and you'll find plenty of advice on what organizations should do, with few documented examples of what actually worked. That's a problem when you're building a business case. Your leadership team wants proof that AI solves real problems for teams like yours.
9 best video hook patterns and the research behind them
Every video ad has two jobs. First, get people to watch. Second, persuade them. If the first few seconds don't grab attention, the persuasion part might as well not exist. TikTok's creative best practices note that 90% of ad recall impact is captured within the first six seconds. Amazon's Sponsored Products video guide shares that CTR jumps 8x for the 20% of shoppers who watch past the first five seconds. Those viewers are also 2x more likely to buy from the brand within seven days.
A practical operating model for creative capacity planning, effectively
Every marketing team knows the symptoms: the creative queue is too long, the in-house team is stretched thin and important work gets stuck behind urgent requests. We've covered these challenges in our guides to creative bottlenecks and capacity and bandwidth. On this page, the focus is on planning ahead before the pressure builds.
9 fintech web design agencies built for 2026 financial brands
Fintech websites don’t work as marketing channels by definition. These websites carry operational and regulatory weight that most traditional corporate sites never handle. They’re the first “due diligence” checkpoint for customers, partners and investors. They’re also a primary acquisition channel for demand generation and product marketing. And they serve as a support hub for complex products and features.
8 ABM campaign examples and the creative plays that win accounts
Account-based marketing (ABM) looks simple enough on paper: Choose your target accounts, map the buying committee, use intent data to spot interest and align sales and marketing around the accounts that matter most. The difficulty starts when you try to make that strategy feel personal.
Famous brand mascots and the design lessons behind 12 icons
For two decades, most of us saw brand mascots as relics, cheerful hangovers from the print era and Saturday-morning cartoons. That view has changed, with research showing that campaigns built on characters and other recurring devices are 37% more likely to grow market share. The 2025 Super Bowl proved that many leading brands take them seriously. The game featured a full mascot resurgence in TV commercials, including an Instacart spot that assembled the Jolly Green Giant, the Pillsbury Doughboy, Chester Cheetah and the Energizer Bunny. At an event where big money usually goes to celebrities, brands used these playful characters to stand out.
When your brand outgrows DIY design tools (and what to use next)
DIY design tools help non-designers quickly create social media posts, sales decks and other graphic design assets, often through a simple drag-and-drop interface. For small teams with fairly straightforward creative needs, these tools can be a great all-in-one solution that doesn't break the bank. But as your team grows, you'll likely hit a few bumps in the road. At some point, your sales decks might need custom diagrams, or your hero campaigns might need standout videos. Or perhaps your regional teams need versions of your campaign material that feel local yet stay 100% on-brand.
Retail media creative specs, rules and production tips
Retail media gives brands a direct line to high-intent shoppers. It also hands creative teams a workload most of them weren't built for: a high volume of assets for multiple networks, every month, each with its own rules. No wonder so many teams already feel stretched to breaking point. Adding more people rarely fixes it. The better fix is a system that helps creative teams get the specs right, stay on brief and hold quality as volume climbs.




