Thomas Young, Intuitive Websites CEO, Releases New Book: "Digital Marketing in the Age of AI"

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Thomas Young, Intuitive Websites CEO, Releases New Book: "Digital Marketing in the Age of AI"

2024-08-13 23:35 Last Updated At：23:51

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 13, 2024--

Intuitive Websites announces the release of Thomas Young’s book, "Digital Marketing in the Age of AI." This book explores AI's practical applications in marketing, offering insights for businesses to leverage AI for success.

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The book details how integrating AI technologies in digital marketing helps companies stay competitive. Readers will understand AI's role in identifying prospective customers, engaging them at the right moment, and providing tailored content throughout their buyer’s journey.

"AI is reshaping digital marketing," said Thomas Young. "This book demystifies AI and offers a roadmap for businesses to harness its potential. Whether you're a seasoned marketer or just starting, you'll find practical insights to transform your marketing efforts. While other books talk about AI hype, this book shows you how to use AI meaningfully."

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Early reviews praise the book for its clarity, depth, and practical approach. Industry experts highlight it as a must-read for anyone looking to leverage AI in their marketing strategies.

About Thomas Young

Thomas Young is a digital marketing expert, speaker, and consultant with a track record of helping businesses achieve their marketing goals. Under his leadership, Intuitive Websites has become a trusted partner for companies optimizing their digital presence and driving growth. As the founder and CEO of Intuitive Websites, Thomas Young brings decades of experience to this guide.

"Digital Marketing in the Age of AI" is now available for purchase on Amazon and will soon be in bookstores nationwide. For more information about the book and author, please visit IntuitiveWebsites.com.

About Intuitive Websites

Intuitive Websites is a digital marketing agency specializing in website design, content marketing, SEO, and online advertising. Founded by Thomas Young, the company helps businesses achieve their marketing goals through innovative and data-driven strategies. In business since 2004, they have made the Inc. 5000 list for the past two years.

Lindsey Vonn takes a low-risk approach and places 14th in her return to World Cup skiing at age 40

2024-12-21 22:19 Last Updated At：22:21

ST. MORITZ, Switzerland (AP) — Lindsey Vonn was not about to put everything on the line in her first World Cup race back after more than five years of retirement.

Not with her history of crashes and injuries.

Not with her new titanium knee.

Not at age 40.

Vonn took a low-risk approach and finished 14th in a super-G on Saturday, crossing 1.18 seconds behind Austrian winner Cornelia Huetter.

“This was the perfect start,” Vonn said. “Today is just the first step and I’m not looking for more. Today I really needed to get to the finish. I wanted to have a solid result. And that’s exactly what I did.

“There’s definitely a lot that I have left to give," Vonn added. "Today was not the day to try to do anything special.”

Still, when Vonn came down, the crowd of Swiss-flag-waving fans turned silent in anticipation and all of the other top skiers watched her run on a perfectly clear day in the Alps.

“To have her back on the world stage is just fantastic,” said Sophie Goldschmidt, president and CEO of U.S. Ski and Snowboard. “Just the attention she’s bringing to the sport and the role model she is — it’s a big day.

“These kind of moments transcend outside of just sports. We see it with Mikaela (Shiffrin) and what she’s done recently, which is just superhuman as well, setting all those records."

Vonn lost time early in her run but nearly matched the top finishers in the middle and bottom section of the Corviglia course.

When she reached the finish and saw her time, Vonn flashed a wide smile and waved to the crowd.

“I didn’t risk anything with the line. I was a little bit conservative in some sections, but overall I skied really well. Now I just need my top section to be a little faster and I’ll be in really good shape,” said Vonn, who is planning to race another super-G in St. Moritz on Sunday.

Vonn finished less than a second off the podium, which also included Olympic champion Lara Gut-Behrami in second place, 0.18 behind Huetter, and Sofia Goggia in third, 0.33 back.

“I’m really close to being there," Vonn said. "I’m just not quite there yet.”

Vonn started No. 31 under a new wild card rule for former champions. But that still meant going after all of the current top-ranked skiers had raced.

“The course was a little bit bumpy when I went and so some sections I was a little bit more conservative with my line," she said. “But in some sections I was really fast.”

Vonn had to cut her career short in 2019 due to a series of crashes and injuries, but then she had knee replacement surgery in April and had two titanium pieces inserted into her right knee. Her knee feels better than it has in years, so she decided to come back.

“The last few years of my career were so much different than they are right now," Vonn said. "I’m skiing without thinking about my knee, which I really haven’t done since I first tore my ACL in 2013. So it’s been a long time that I felt this good and I’m a little bit older, but honestly, I’m a hell of a lot stronger than I once was.”

Eight-time overall World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher also took advantage of the wild card rule and returned this season after five years away. But then Hirscher tore his left ACL while training in giant slalom and announced earlier this month that his comeback season was done.

Vonn left the tour with 82 World Cup wins — the record for a woman at the time and within reach of the then all-time Alpine mark of 86 held by Swedish standout Ingemar Stenmark. The women’s record held by Vonn was eclipsed last year by Shiffrin, who now has an outright record 99 wins.

Shiffrin, who shares the record of five wins in St. Moritz with Vonn, isn’t racing this weekend as she recovers from abdominal surgery to clean out a puncture wound she sustained in a crash last month.

Vonn is attempting to enter unchartered territory in terms of success at an advanced age in women’s skiing.

The oldest woman to win a World Cup race was Federica Brignone, the Italian who won the giant slalom in Soelden, Austria, in October to start this season, at age 34.

“It’s super impressive,” said Vonn’s U.S. teammate Jacqueline Wiles, noting that Vonn didn’t have as much preseason preparation as other skiers. “If anybody could do it, she could. The more she gets comfortable and gets kind of back up to speed, she’s going to be right in there.”

So will Vonn charge harder on Sunday?

“Step by step,” Vonn said. “Patience.”

AP skiing: https://apnews.com/hub/alpine-skiing