Categoria: Tendências
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Ad Tech Briefing: The crunch conversations at Cannes Lions now Publicis is buying LiveRamp
Agencies and marketers are rethinking identity infrastructure, and there are a few ways forward.
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The AI Convergence Problem
Shared training data plus shared incentives equals everyone sounding like everyone else. Is your brand the one being averaged out? The post The AI Convergence Problem appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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How To Build A Growth Marketing Team On A Startup Budget
What does a growth marketing team actually cost to build right in 2026? The answer depends entirely on who you hire first. The post How To Build A Growth Marketing Team On A Startup Budget appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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How to decide which AI search prompts to track
Use this framework to build a focused, high-signal prompt set that shows you where your brand stands in AI search results.
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What An AI Brand Audit Reveals About Your Locations
Learn how an AI brand audit can improve your online presence and ensure accurate location information for your customers. The post What An AI Brand Audit Reveals About Your Locations appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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The CMO And CIO Friction Point: Navigating The AI Agent And AEO Ecosystem
Your CMO and CIO are both talking about AI agents, and solving completely different problems. Here’s the gap costing brands revenue. The post The CMO And CIO Friction Point: Navigating The AI Agent And AEO Ecosystem appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
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Mile Marker acquires Lift to enhance its creative and digital performance chops
The PE-owned independent continues to acquire shops that round its offerings, the latest adding creative and performance assets as the two explore how to apply AI.
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‘Storytelling hierarchy is starting to flatten’: Tribeca Enterprise CEO on why brands are making the festival a must-stop
The south of France isn’t the only place in June CMOs flock to for creative currency.
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Reuters and Time adopt bot-blocking whitelists to rein in AI crawlers
Reuters and Time adopt a ‘block-all’ AI bot strategy, part of a broader publisher move toward whitelist-only access.
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Brands are catching World Cup fever even without official sponsorships
Some smaller U.S. startups, like Crumbl Cookies and Olipop, are getting into the spirit of the World Cup with watch parties and soccer-themed products.
