In this episode of The Marketing Scientists, TV and media buying powerhouse Tara Silha shares the essential building blocks for building a modern TV advertising strategy. She explains why TV still drives scale, trust and brand credibility in a way few other channels can match, and how blending linear and CTV can help you reach audiences you might be missing. Whether you’re considering TV for the first time or refining your buying playbook, listen in for an actionable framework for integrating TV into your growth engine.

In this episode of The Marketing Scientists, LinkedIn Senior Director of Product Management Jae Oh challenges marketers to rethink how they measure ad performance. He explains why LinkedIn's new Conversion Lift Testing—which compares exposed and control groups—is more accurate than the traditional attribution used by many brands. Reporting conversion lift as high as 841%, Oh argues that everything in marketing is incremental: each action drives an outcome, the key is defining exactly which actions deliver value.

In this episode of The Marketing Scientists Podcast, Josh Grant, VP of Growth at Webflow, shares his winning formula for the art and science of growth. He explains how AI is leveling the playing field and making creativity a key differentiator, as brand provides significant leverage beyond what efficiency-focused experimentation alone can achieve. But he also advocates for data-driven strategies and understanding the "why" behind successful initiatives—including how Affirm's "next best action model" predicted consumer spending with 80-85% confidence.

In this episode of the Marketing Scientists Podcast, former Head of Growth at Grammarly, dives deep into his recipe for success with YouTube Ads. He explains how to decide if YouTube could be a winning platform for your brand, and how to build your strategy—from targeting to bidding and structuring. He also decodes platform-specific nuances like post-click optimization, and how to measure the true ROI of your YouTube campaigns.