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Google’s Widely Rolled Out AI Search Engine Spouts Misinformation

Adweek

The world's most popular search engine is getting the facts wrong. Google's decision to make its AI-generated search results, AI Overview, the default experience in the U.S. was met with swift criticism after people's search queries have been plagued with errors, concerning advice and misinformation. In one example, when searching "what is in Google's AI.

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Stop! Or go directly to email jail

Martech

I live in Texas, where the highway speed limits are more like minimums than maximums. Our interstates could pass for the Indianapolis 500 (AKA the “Idiot 500” here in Dallas). I contribute to this fast-moving culture because if you obey the law, you’ll get run over. The other day, I was cruising down the highway at traffic speed (at least 20 MPH over the posted limit), and I got pulled over.

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Heinz ‘No Taste’ Test Asks Fans to Review Pickle Ketchup Before Trying It

Adweek

Many people who have eaten a burger know what the combination of pickle and ketchup tastes like, prompting Heinz to take a novel approach to promoting its new pickle ketchup. The "You Can Already Taste It" campaign, created by agency Rethink, encourages consumers to imagine the new condiment's flavor and share their reviews without actually.

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D&AD hands out four Black Pencils at 2024 awards, none to UK

More About Advertising

Black Pencils are for work that is “truly ground breaking” and some years D&AD has awarded none at all. This year, there were four: Marcel’s “WoMen’s Football” for Orange; McCann Poland’s “Where to Settle” for Mastercard; Apple’s VisionOS design; and Japan Railways’ “My Japan Railway” by Dentsu Tokyo. UK agencies missed out on the Black … The post D&AD hands out four Black Pencils at 2024 awards, none to UK first appeared on More About Advertising.

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How to Stay Competitive in the Evolving State of Martech

Marketing technology is essential for B2B marketers to stay competitive in a rapidly changing digital landscape — and with 53% of marketers experiencing legacy technology issues and limitations, they’re researching innovations to expand and refine their technology stacks. To help practitioners keep up with the rapidly evolving martech landscape, this special report will discuss: How practitioners are integrating technologies and systems to encourage information-sharing between departments and pr

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Peloton’s Kendall Toole on Fitness, Empowerment and Inspiring People Beyond the Bike

Adweek

Peloton built its reputation in the exercise and fitness world by offering convenience and dynamic instructors. The brand offers the flexibility of working out in various settings, whether it's on a stationary bike at home or accessing classes through the app while traveling. Peloton is recognized for its charismatic and influential instructors such as Kendall.

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NYC Native Rowena Lam’s Journey from Digital Marketing Maven to Privacy Powerhouse

Ad Monsters

IAB Tech Lab’s Senior Director, Privacy & Data Rowena Lam has worn many hats throughout her time in ad tech. Now she’s at the forefront of helping industry professionals understand the many recent changes in privacy laws and what to expect in a cookieless world. Rowena Lam’s journey in ad tech has not followed a direct path. She began her career in digital marketing and eventually found herself in the world of privacy.

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B2C marketing automation: The tools, tactics and prerequisites for success

Martech

B2C marketing deals with consumer purchases, which means B2C marketers are targeting individuals or small groups of people who make purchase decisions. High-end consumer purchases, like automobiles and home improvement projects, will bear some resemblance to a B2B engagement because of their cost. But generally speaking, a couple considering a B2C purchase will have an easier time coming to a decision than a business buying group with varied wants and needs in a B2B setting.

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Athletic Brewing’s CMO on Famous Faces, Free Brews and Fierce Competition

Adweek

Head into a nightclub, belly up to the bar and order an Athletic--making note of this fast-growing brand's non-alcoholic status is entirely optional. For a recent promotion, Athletic Brewing bought the first round for parched Americans, stepping up its efforts in the on-premise space shortly after overtaking behemoths Heineken and Budweiser as the top-selling booze-free.

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‘Incrementality’ Is The Buzzword That Stole Prog IO

AdExchanger

This week, AdExchanger hosted Programmatic IO in Las Vegas, and we recorded The Big Story podcast live on stage. It’s not easy to distil two-and-a-half days of content down into a takeaway, but if there was a theme of the conference, it would have to be the “‘i’ word: “incrementality.” It came up again and […] The post ‘Incrementality’ Is The Buzzword That Stole Prog IO appeared first on AdExchanger.

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Crossmedia Wins Edible’s Performance Media Business

Adweek

Edible, the company formerly known as Edible Arrangements, has named Crossmedia its performance media agency of record. Chief marketer Kevin Keith said the business ran an "express RFP," eschewing a pitch consultant. The three-meeting process began in late December, and Crossmedia won the business by March. The CMO declined to reveal how much the account.

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Retail media advertising: How e-commerce is becoming AdTech’s next frontier

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The challenge of N + 1

Seth Godin

“Just a little more,” might be a useful way to self motivate, until it isn’t. N + 1 pushes us to win every race, every argument, every bank balance competition. Sometimes this is simply a self challenge, not designed to hurt others, but the problem with never being satisfied is that the loser is also going to be you. “Enough” is often attainable and always useful.

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Salesforce Einstein: A deeper dive into data, personalization and Copilots

Martech

Salesforce launched a collection of new, generative AI-related products at Connections in Chicago this week. They included new Einstein Copilots for marketers and merchants and Einstein Personalization. To better understand, not only the potential impact of the new products, but the evolving Salesforce architecture, we sat down with Bobby Jania, CMO Marketing Cloud.

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Brand discovery via social media overtakes search engines and TV ads

Marketing Tech News

Shoppers are discovering brands and products via social media ads, recommendations, and updates from brands’ social pages more so than other channels, with over a third (38%) discovering brands via these methods, more than search engines (37%) and TV ads (35%). This is according to the latest Social Media Trends Report from consumer research company.

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Healthy Teams Make Great Things

AdPulp

Collaboration is the key that unlocks creative greatness. The best films, music, food, advertising, media, and so on, are all made by teams. Therefore, joining a highly functional team and learning to be a productive member of the team is the way forward for ambitious makers. Two professors at Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas […] The post Healthy Teams Make Great Things appeared first on Adpulp.

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ABM Evolution: How Top Marketers Are Using Account-Based Strategies

In times of economic uncertainty, account-based strategies are essential. According to several business analysts and practitioners, ABM is a necessity for creating more predictable revenue. Research shows that nearly three-quarters of marketers (74%) already have the resources needed to build successful ABM programs.

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Ryan McManus takes lead creative role at WPP’s VML London

More About Advertising

WPP’s VML, the world’s biggest creative agency according to the holding company (certainly the most numerous with around 30,000 people) has filled a gaping gap with the appointment of Ryan McManus from New York as UK CCO. He has also worked in South Africa and Germany. McManus (above) says: “From the moment I met the … The post Ryan McManus takes lead creative role at WPP’s VML London first appeared on More About Advertising.

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The brand’s guide to full-funnel creator strategies: Tactics and insights for creator partnerships, engagement and ROI

Digiday

This Tactics + Insights guide, sponsored by creator marketing platform Collective Voice, examines how brands work with creators to reach and engage audiences across multiple touchpoints and channels. As the sales funnel has evolved to be non-linear, creators are essential for brands to reach consumers throughout all customer journey stages. Brands are tapping creators to produce effective, authentic content that gives marketers access to new audiences, drives sales and unlocks long-term partners

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MAA Ad of the Week: Martin Scorsese and Timothée Chalamet for Chanel

More About Advertising

Tricky one this: with Scorsese directing actor-of-the-moment Chalamet for Chanel it had better be good (the budget was probably bigger than most movies) but they make a pretty good fist of it, cramming a modest (for Scorsese) 90 seconds with stuff that bears repeat viewing. And it’s, um, stylish. Deploying showbiz has always been a … The post MAA Ad of the Week: Martin Scorsese and Timothée Chalamet for Chanel first appeared on More About Advertising.

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PepsiCo se lanza a la conquista del consumidor multicultural con las galletas Marías de Gamesa favoritas en México

Digiday

Cualquier supermercado popular en México cuenta seguramente con las galletas Marías de Gamesa entre su inventario, esto se debe a su gran auge entre consumidores de todos los demográficos, reportes de PepsiCo han coronado este producto como uno los favoritos en el país azteca durante décadas. La empresa que creó la marca Gamesa fue fundada en 1921, conocida en aquel entonces como La Industrial S.A. y adquirida por PepsiCo en 1990.

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ABM Success Recipe: Mastering the Crawl, Walk, Run Approach

Shifting to an account-based marketing (ABM) strategy can be both exciting and challenging. Well-implemented ABM motions build engagement with high-value accounts and drive impactful campaigns that resonate with your audience. But where do you begin, and how do you progress from crawling to running? Watch now as Demand Gen experts delve into the essentials of each stage of the ABM process.

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Teads’ Research Finds Over One in Five UK Households Have Cancelled Streaming Subscriptions Due to Price Concerns

Exchange Wire

A new report from Teads, the global media platform, reveals that 21% of UK households have cancelled some of their streaming subscriptions in the last six months due to price concerns. Additionally, 14% of UK consumers say they are planning [.] The post Teads’ Research Finds Over One in Five UK Households Have Cancelled Streaming Subscriptions Due to Price Concerns appeared first on ExchangeWire.com.

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The WIR: ITV Lays Off 200 Staff, UK Passes Key Media Bills, and WPP Signs AI Deal with Anthropic

VideoWeek

In this week’s Week in Review: ITV makes layoffs in entertainment division, Sky creates a new role to head up advertising, and WPP signs another major AI deal. Top Stories ITV Plans to Cut 200 Jobs in Wake of Studios Slowdown ITV is planning to cut 200 jobs, CEO Carolyn McCall told staff in an email this morning, as the UK broadcaster continues to feel the effects of a TV advertising downturn and a slowdown at its studio division.

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Google Shakes Up Search Landscape; This Week’s Data and Streaming Partnerships; Could Canada Also Ban TikTok? 

Exchange Wire

This week on The Stack: Google Shakes Up Search Landscape; This Week’s Data and Streaming Partnerships; Could Canada Also Ban TikTok? Plus today's episode of the MadTech Daily. Last week, Google shook up the search landscape with the launch of its [.] The post Google Shakes Up Search Landscape; This Week’s Data and Streaming Partnerships; Could Canada Also Ban TikTok?

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