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On this episode of the DTC Podcast, Eric sits down with Dean Krowitz, Co-Founder of Blend‑AI, to unpack what happens when you stop managing channels in silos and start automating your entire media mix. If Meta’s efficiency is dropping and your cross-channel budget is vibes-based… this is your fix.
Learn More about Blend AI: blend-ai.com
What You’ll Learn:
- Why composite funnels matter more than platform-specific attribution
- How Blend automates budget shifts based on live conversion data
- Why humans shouldn’t manage five channels manually anymore
- What most brands get wrong with creative distribution
- How underused channels (like Microsoft) quietly drive results
- How to launch campaigns in October — not November — for peak BFCM gains
- Sync audiences across channels to reduce over-saturation
- Analyze top, middle, and bottom funnel cross-platform, not in silos
If you’re a media buyer, growth lead, or a DTC founder trying to scale performance without losing your mind, this episode is your new best friend.
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Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction. Why overspending on one channel kills growth
04:22 – The “who, what, where” framework behind Blend’s composite funnel
10:00 – How AI launches full-funnel ads across every major platform
15:18 – Why Microsoft Ads is the most ignored growth channel
21:40 – Why Meta’s algorithm starves most of your creative
29:15 – How one brand tripled revenue with 20% less ad spend
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