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Digiday+ Research: Brands and agencies agree they are confident in Google, but differ on ad spend

Digiday

It’s hard to argue that Google is a vital piece of the marketing budget equation, but a recent Digiday+ Research survey found that brands and agencies don’t always see eye-to-eye when it comes to how much ad spend to put there. Digiday’s survey revealed a different story when it comes to agencies.

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Gen AI Skeptics: Ad Agencies Weary of Half-Baked AI Tools

Adweek

In the past nine months, ad agencies have been inundated with pitches from new generative AI companies, as well as incumbent tech giants like Meta and Google.

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Marketers Prove Skeptical of Advertising In Chat-Based Search Engines

Adweek

As Microsoft and Google race to integrate the next wave of language artificial intelligence into their respective search engines, the push has left agencies with questions about what these new conversational platforms will mean for how ads are served.

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Marketers fume as Google Ads’ customer service hits ‘all-time low’

Martech

Google Ads customer service has plummeted to an unacceptable all-time low, according to marketers. From incorrect account suspensions to sales calls “aggressively” pushing automation to confusion over the platform’s products, advertisers are exasperated by the lack of help from Google. They don’t respond to emails either.

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Google Finally Pulls the Trigger on Third-Party Tracking Cookies

Ad Monsters

After several delays that had many wondering if it would ever happen, Google finally pulled the trigger on its plan to deprecate third-party tracking cookies in its Chrome browsers. Today, Google has implemented Tracking Protection for 30 million Chrome users, or about 1% of its user base. We won’t crash and burn.”

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X (Twitter) partners with Google Ad Manager

Martech

X (formerly known as Twitter) has joined forces with the Google Display Network. Following a steep decline in advertising revenue earlier this year, the social platform has decided to start outsourcing the sale of some of its ad space. Following Elon Musk’s takeover last year, X’s ad revenue has plummeted 59% in the US alone.

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What Most Buyers Are Missing In Their Cookieless Strategy

AdExchanger

Now that Google has deprecated 1% of cookies, the clock is ticking for advertisers and agencies to future-proof their media buying strategies. Cookies offered precision and scale in ad tech, and their deprecation leaves trading teams with more fragmentation and complexity to manage than ever before.

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