Google Ads adds AI voice-over to Performance Max video ads
Google is enrolling advertisers in an AI voice-over program that will automatically narrate their video ads — unless they opt out by March 20.
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OpenAI updates privacy policy as ads expand in ChatGPT
OpenAI’s privacy updates let advertisers run personalized ads without accessing users’ chats, keeping targeting safe and privacy-friendly.
Google Marketing Live 2026 set for May 20
An email from the Accelerate with Google program inviting entries to the Google Ads Impact Awards shared the date GML 2026 is happening.
AI assistants now equal 56% of global search engine volume: Study
Mobile apps drive most activity as ChatGPT, Gemini and others push AI discovery to 45B monthly sessions, new analysis finds.
Marketers Report Highest Rates Of AI ‘Brain Fry,’ Report Finds via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
A study of U.S. workers finds 14% report « brain fry » from AI overuse. Marketing had the highest rate at 26%.
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Why PPC teams are becoming data teams
Automation and AI are changing PPC roles. Winning teams now control data infrastructure, measurement, analysis, and experimentation.
Why We Need To Talk About Young People
Publishers are losing ground with younger audiences as creators, video, and platform-native content reshape how news is discovered and trusted.
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ChatGPT ads are coming — here’s how you should prepare now
If consumers start shopping through AI prompts, ChatGPT could rival search as a demand-capture channel—redirecting ad budgets.
How AI Is Reshaping Who Gets Recommended: Marketing In The Eligibility Era via @sejournal, @purnavirji
Discover how AI visibility to eligibility marketing is reshaping strategies in fast-changing digital advertising.
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The Digital Markets Act promised fairer search. It’s failing.
Two years after the DMA took effect, user experience is worse, business metrics are down, and Google’s monopoly remains intact.