In today’s episode, we discuss a recent survey that suggests that internet users are losing faith in traditional search engines. We also talk about how YouTube is now the most frequently used service for listening to podcasts and LinkedIn is rolling out comment impression counts.

In today’s episode, we discuss a recent report that reveals that 73% of marketers are now using generative AI, and that most consumers are okay with AI in advertising. We also talk about some changes YouTube is making to its advertising and Perplexity’s upcoming web browser Comet.

In today’s episode, we discuss recent research that shows that Google’s AI Overviews exhibit greater volatility compared to traditional organic search results. We also talk about how Microsoft is testing a new Bing feature called “Copilot Search,” which utilizes Copilot AI to deliver search results. Finally, we touch on Snapchat’s new brand suitability suite for advertisers.

In today’s episode, we discuss recent findings that show that ChatGPT referral traffic still only accounts for 0.1% of overall traffic to major publishers. We also talk about YouTube’s new Premium Lite tier and a study that shows that TikTok ads might be more effective than you think.

In today’s episode, we discuss Google lifting its fingerprinting ban, allowing advertisers to target users using IP addresses, device information, and screen resolution. We also talk about Instagram’s new Partnership Ads and X’s latest AI model, Grok 3.

In today’s episode, we discuss a recent office hours session held by Google’s Martin Splitt where he addressed whether incorporating audio versions of blog posts influences search rankings. We also talked about how you can now use Imagen (an AI image generator) to create Google Ads and consumers are avoiding certain brands over politics.

 In today’s episode, we discuss a recent study that shows how Google’s AI Overviews are changing SEO. We also talk about Meta removing audience types from Advantage+ catalog ads and OpenAI’s recent update to ChatGPT that allows it to discuss controversial subjects.

In today’s episode, we talk about a recent report that shows massive growth for TikTok Shop—so much so that they’re outpacing SHEIN and Temu. We also discuss how Instagram is testing a dislike button to help weed out harmful content. Finally, we touch on Reddit’s announcement that paywalls are coming later this year.

In today’s episode, we talk about the recent Google Business Profile reviews outage. According to Google it’s (mostly) resolved. We also discuss how Meta is now allowing rival ad providers on Marketplace and Duolingo’s viral marketing campaign that saw them kill off their beloved mascot.

In today’s episode, we talk about how TikTok is back in US app stores after Apple and Google got assurances they wouldn’t be penalized for offering the app. We also discuss Reddit’s Q4 report which shows growing revenue but a shrinking US user base. Finally, we cover a new AI video tool for YouTube Shorts.