Every day: what changed in social networks, ads and search, and what to do about it.
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Daily Marketing NewsTelegram Ads opened the Banner in Bot format from €0.60 with targeting by social demographics, channel subscriptions and your own phone number list. Plus ChatGPT bakes unlabeled product picks into answers, and Google Ads now compares your spend with similar advertisers.
Daily Marketing NewsOpenAI is testing ads where the click keeps you inside ChatGPT talking to the brand's AI agent, Google is shaking the search results again, and Performance Max can now send clicks to your business profile.
Daily Marketing NewsGoogle pays site owners for content used in AI answers through a widget in Search Console, a product priority beta turned up in Google Ads, and rankings partly rolled back on 13 September.
Daily Marketing NewsOpenAI opened the public beta of the Agents API, Salesforce shipped 7 ready made agents for work roles, Harness: 77% of companies are confident they control their agents, and only 19% have a release gate.
Daily Marketing NewsSnapchat shows Dynamic Product Ads right inside chat, Instagram lets you pin tagged posts to your profile grid, X opens DMs via a 10 digit code.
Daily Marketing NewsGoogle shows how many days are left on a discount right in shopping ads, Merchant Center gets product video uploads, and June vanished from Search Console.
Daily Marketing NewsAds Manager now reports impressions and clicks for each carousel card, Reddit opens its Max AI campaigns to every advertiser, and Visa, Mastercard and Ant International merge three protocols into one Know-Your-Agent standard.
Daily Marketing NewsGoogle Ads is rolling out Local Customer Optimization and Store Sales via Data Manager, Merchant Center gets AI Performance Insights reports, Pinterest renamed its campaign types.
Daily Marketing NewsGoogle restructured search in the EU under the DMA and called it the worst quality drop in 29 years, Search Console has gone a month without fresh link data, ChatGPT Ads hit a $1 billion run rate.