
‘Search is everywhere’: How JBL is retooling its search efforts for AI
The audio brand created a new editorial process and search strategy with help from the agency Code and Theory.
Kristina Monllos is a senior reporter for Marketing Brew. She has spent over a decade covering the advertising business for publications like Digiday and Adweek. Her reporting has also appeared in publications like Rolling Stone, New York Magazine's Vulture and Elle, among others. She is also a filmmaker.

The audio brand created a new editorial process and search strategy with help from the agency Code and Theory.

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