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You’ve found us. Welcome. What follows is a public collection of thoughts, experiments, lessons, and occasional opinions from the folks building products and innovative technical solutions at Meet The People. This is where we write about what we’re working on, what we’ve learned (typically the hard way), and how we think about building things that actually ship. No thought leadership buzzwords were harmed in the making of this blog. Enjoy.

Here’s the Latest…

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  • Campaign Performance Analyst Architecture Update

    The Campaign Performance Analyst (CPA) project at RADaR has shifted from standard AWS/Snowflake tools to a custom Python architecture featuring proprietary custom AI agents and Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server. This overhaul significantly improved flexibility and cut query response times from two minutes to under 20 seconds.
    by: Jeff Lewis
  • Campaign Intelligence Technical Architecture Research

    As we move into development of our latest tool, Campaign Intelligence, we need to take a look at the high-level architecture and available resources before moving forward. This document serves as a reference for the research we did, the benefits and drawbacks of using specific integrations for our product, and the reasoning behind any decisions…
    by: Jeff Lewis
  • Why VSA Is Designing for Better

    For most creatives, design is a lifestyle. And the desire to create isn’t something that starts when a client walks through our doors. I’ve been thinking for a while about how to best showcase VSA’s passion for design. And a few months ago, one of our designers—unprompted and over a weekend—redesigned the Delta logo. I’ll…
    by: Ariel Roldan
  • Need a New Video Strategy for 2025? Answer These 4 Questions.

    Whether you’ve been using professionally produced video as a marketing tool for your business for years or this is your first time investing in a production partner, it’s important to know that how and where video content is consumed is a moving target. And as such, it’s a good idea to revisit your video strategy…
    by: Adam Flaherty
  • Top Brands Grew 67% During Prime Week — Here’s How They Did It

    So how was Prime Week 2025? It depends on who you ask. Amazon didn’t release numbers—just repeated its usual “best ever” line. Analyst reports were mixed: Momentum said it was down, Adobe said it was up. Our take? Prime Week was up 10–15% compared to 2024. However, that average hides the wild perform swings we…
    by: Michael Healy