Categoria: Tendências
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Marketers Report Highest Rates Of AI ‘Brain Fry,’ Report Finds
A study of U.S. workers finds 14% report “brain fry” from AI overuse. Marketing had the highest rate at 26%. The post Marketers Report Highest Rates Of AI ‘Brain Fry,’ Report Finds appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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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. The post Why We Need To Talk About Young People appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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How AI Is Reshaping Who Gets Recommended: Marketing In The Eligibility Era
Discover how AI visibility to eligibility marketing is reshaping strategies in fast-changing digital advertising. The post How AI Is Reshaping Who Gets Recommended: Marketing In The Eligibility Era appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Google: You Can Disavow Entire TLDs Like .XYZ With Domain Directive
Google’s John Mueller shared the Disavow File Domain Directive which disavows entire Top Level Domains (TLDs) but cautioned about using it. The post Google: You Can Disavow Entire TLDs Like .XYZ With Domain Directive appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Meta’s measurement and attribution updates are welcomed, but not ground-breaking, ad execs say
Meta is rolling out the updates starting this month, in a bid to bring it more in line with third-party platforms. While advertisers always welcome more transparency, the changes alone won’t necessarily lead to major budget increases.
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Media Buying Briefing: Overheard at DMBS Spring 2026: AI from the top to the bottom of agencies
The Town Halls revealed the most about the challenges and solutions media agencies face with integrating AI systems and processes into workflows
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Long-form creators eye taking over TVs – and chasing bigger brand budgets
Long-form episodic creator content is drawing in large numbers of highly engaged viewers, but ad budges are lagging behind. We explore why.
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How AI could disrupt retail media’s $38 billion search ad market
ChatGPT and other AI chatbots could divert shoppers from retailer sites, putting the $38B retail search market at risk.
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‘Brand safety is moving from fear to curiosity’: Zefr’s Raddon on content-level accreditation – and what it exposes about the industry
The threat is no longer a discrete piece of bad content that a keyword list or a domain block can catch. Its volume.
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In graphic detail: How Anthropic’s Pentagon refusal is paying off in downloads, brand trust and enterprise deals
OpenAI’s Pentagon deal seemed to spark uproar among its users, many of whom were against it. Anthropic’s refusal to agree to the terms was seen by users as the more trustworthy alternative.
