Delante at I Love Marketing 2025: AI, Analytics & Ads – Day One Recap (April 8, 2025)
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The I Love Marketing conference is a key date on the calendar for anyone working in digital media. The spring 2025 edition kicked off on April 8, and the focus from the get-go was clear: AI in marketing isn’t just a trend anymore—it’s a staple.
Artificial intelligence dominated the conversation throughout the day. From ethics and automation to AI-generated visuals and tools for marketers, the topic took center stage in nearly every presentation.
At Delante, we make a point of attending the most important industry events, both in Poland and abroad. This year’s I Love Marketing was no exception. Representing us on day one:
The conference left no doubt: AI in digital marketing isn’t a passing fad but a major shift in how we work. Here are some of the key takeaways from the first day:
Authenticity and critical thinking are essential. AI should support your strategy, not replace it.
Here’s who stood out and why:
The clear crowd favorite and winner of the day. Kamil explained how AI can detect fraud, protect sensitive data, and act as a digital guardian against scams. What made his talk special? It was clear, engaging, and filled with real-world examples, making technical content accessible and actionable.
Zuzanna delivered one of the most thought-provoking presentations of the day. Rather than showcasing tools, she focused on AI failures and the ethical lessons we should learn from them. Her example of Coca-Cola’s AI-generated Christmas campaign (technically perfect but emotionally off) reminded us that blindly relying on AI can hurt brand authenticity.
Tomek played the voice of reason. He debunked common AI myths and advocated for a smart, experimental approach. His core message: AI helps bring our creative ideas to life but only when we know how to use it strategically.
Anna’s presentation was energetic and packed with practical advice. She introduced her own prompt checklist and encouraged adapting AI communication styles to match different user personalities. Her talk was both tactical and deeply human, highlighting that good AI use starts with clear, intentional communication.
We focused on what we do best: SEO, SEM, international expansion, and scaling digital efforts. We connected with marketing professionals from a range of industries, including e-commerce, tech, and even agriculture. Here’s some of the hot topics that came up again and again:
Oh, and our booth wasn’t all talk. Our SEO-themed GeoGuessr game drew quite a crowd, sparked conversations, and helped visitors get to know us in a fun, engaging way.



AI is a powerful tool that, when used intentionally, can improve the way marketers work. However, it can’t and won’t replace experience, strategic thinking, or human empathy. Finding the right balance between automation and authenticity was the real message of day one.