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Meta Drops Polling for Webhooks in Ads Endpoint
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Meta Drops Polling for Webhooks in Ads Endpoint

Meta is transitioning from polling to webhooks for its ads endpoint, enabling real-time notifications and more dynamic ad campaign management.

What to do: If you run Meta ads, integrate webhook updates for real-time campaign monitoring and faster adjustments. Stay agile.

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Google Ads Bans Blurry Image Assets, Restricts Eligibility for New Accounts
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Google Ads Bans Blurry Image Assets, Restricts Eligibility for New Accounts

Google Ads is enforcing stricter quality standards by banning blurry images and limiting eligibility for accounts younger than 60 days.

What to do: For Google Ads, ensure your visuals are sharp and high-quality. If starting a new account, factor in the 60-day eligibility period for campaign planning.

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OpenAI to Introduce Advertising in ChatGPT
Digital Advertising

OpenAI to Introduce Advertising in ChatGPT

OpenAI is beginning to test the option of displaying advertisements within ChatGPT. This move is part of the platform's effort to diversify its revenue model and reach a broader audience.

What to do: Closely examine ChatGPT's advertising platform and its potential, as this could influence future advertising strategies.

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AI Reshapes Online Discovery: Rebuild Your Search Strategy
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AI Reshapes Online Discovery: Rebuild Your Search Strategy

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing how businesses are found online, necessitating a complete overhaul of existing search strategies.

What to do: To maintain online visibility in the age of AI search, update your strategy to align with how AI understands and ranks information.

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