Take a look at how Americans spend their days, and you’ll get a good sense of what they most often ask Google’s AI about. A few subjects break that pattern. People ask about government paperwork, health, money, and legal issues, along with what to buy, far more often than they
Marketers aren’t struggling to adopt AI. They’re struggling to make it work. An Optimizely survey of more than 2,000 B2B marketers worldwide found that nearly half say AI is fully integrated into their day-to-day work. Yet most also spend hours every week correcting AI output, switching between disconnected tools, and
“I’m currently furnishing my office so I’m on the hunt for many different things actually. I recently got a custom desk from a studio out of Brooklyn called Think Later Studios who do a lot of cool woodwork. He used to work with Tom Sachs and a lot of his
I uploaded my first YouTube video in August 2006. It was 42 seconds long, promoted an 11-part Christian Science Monitor series about a kidnapped journalist named Jill Carroll, and picked up a grand total of 1,908 views. My client at the time wasn’t impressed by that number, and honestly, neither
Google’s Performance Max product has frustrated and bemused media buyers since its launch four years ago. In recent weeks, however, the tech giant has chosen to yield a little ground to marketers and buyers asking for more control. It’s testing a feature that enables media buyers to exclude inventory from
Gundam Rogue Orbit has just been announced, and the new game shakes things up more than expected. You see, Gundam has been around for almost 50 years; it’s one of the best anime series, and releasing a new entry has always been the same – a new anime launches with
A 3.3-star car wash just won the AI answer. When Annie Jackson, Director of Revenue Operations and Growth at GatherUp, asked Google for a no-touch car wash that fits an SUV in Norfolk, VA, Google returned a 3.3-star business and answered the clearance and hours questions above the star rating
Earlier this week, Coca-Cola started an uproar over something consumers usually don’t get worked up about: a typeface. As part of the launch of a “new global visual identity system,” developed by JKR, Coke tweaked its famous Spencerian script and the “dynamic ribbon” that flows beneath it. But what got
Welcome to the week’s Pulse: updates affect the legal footing of the SERP tools you rely on, what it’s worth to keep your content in Google’s index, and where the revenue behind Search is heading. Here’s what matters for you and your work. Search Revenue Grows 17%; Pichai Points To
