In today’s episode, we talk about Google’s battle against AI content. Learn what they’re doing to ensure low-quality AI content doesn’t take over. We also discuss some interesting new features being tested by Instagram and Threads.

In today’s episode, we talk about Snapchat’s new Sponsored AI Lenses. These interactive lenses allow users to visualize themselves in various scenarios while also featuring a brand placement at the forefront. We also discuss Google’s increased use of AI Overviews and the concerning number of “hallucinations” experienced by generative AI tools.

In today’s episode, we talk about how Tumblr is making a comeback, especially with Gen Z who makes up a majority of their new signups. We also discuss Google’s ongoing fight against fake reviews and how LinkedIn might be an underused platform for brands.

In today’s episode, we talk about the 75-day extension given to TikTok for the sale of their US operations. This means the app will continue to operate in the US… for now. We also discuss a report that shows US ad market growth is slowing down and a new feature for Google Demand Gen ads that gives users a preview of your landing page before they click.

In today’s episode, we talk about how President Trump’s tariffs could hurt the ad revenues of Google, Meta, and other big players in the advertising game. We also discuss a recent study that shows that consumers can easily identify AI-generated content, and some new ad features from Spotify.

 In today’s episode, we talk about Amazon’s surprise bid for TikTok ahead of the upcoming US ban. Could the shopping giant end up controlling one of the most popular social media apps? We also discuss how the presence of  AI Overviews seems to have spiked since Google’s March core update. Finally, we touch on a new AI tool for YouTube creators.

In today’s episode, we talk about the new advertising format that Roblox is releasing in partnership with Google. It might be a great opportunity to get in front of Gen Z users. We also discuss ChatGPT’s image generator being made available to free users and TikTok shutting down TikTok Notes.

In today’s episode, we talk about an announcement from President Trump that he expects a deal for the sale of TikTok’s U.S. operations to happen before April 5th. We also discuss an update from Google that will allow advertisers to display multiple identical ads on the same search result page. Finally, we touch on the impact of Google’s March core update.

In today’s episode, we talk about a recent report that reveals that leading ad verification companies are failing to detect and block bot traffic effectively. We also discuss a new ad placement adoption from Reddit which allows you to place ads in the comment section. Finally, we talk about an interesting statistic: 15% of Google searches are brand new and have never been seen before.

In today’s episode, we talk about a discussion that took place at Search Central Live NYC, where Google’s John Mueller claimed AI isn’t meant to replace traditional search, just enhance it. We also discuss some video features that are coming to X and the new tracking columns that are now available for Demand Gen campaigns.