Amazon puts Sponsored Products in Alexa’s shopping texts
Alexa for Shopping now takes orders by text message, and a reply can carry a Sponsored Product at no cost to the brand so far.
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Alexa for Shopping now takes orders by text message, and a reply can carry a Sponsored Product at no cost to the brand so far.
A banner seen in ChatGPT invites firms to claim their business, and one observer says the unreleased hub counts appearances and clicks.
Unity logged its first quarterly GAAP profit as a public company with Vector’s help, and Reuters reports Silver Lake and Saudi Arabia’s PIF have approached it.
Businesses on Ramp sent more work to AI models while paying about the same, which its economist puts down to the price war between labs.
TikTok’s system writes extra keywords from your ad creatives, on by default for small accounts, and sends no notice when it adds one.
Muse now turns a plain request into a tracker or shopping hub whose prices and dates, Meta says, stay current on their own, and every user gets new models.
The Seattle start-up sells merchants a single connection to AI assistants, social apps and shoppable ads with no coding, and adds an on-site shopping agent.
Home-screen and pause ads are hard to buy through automated trading, so sellers are handing those deals to AI agents.
The New York Times says Brave copied over 30 billion pages for AI buyers. Brave’s help page shows that a site’s way out also applies to Google.
A bulletin says Workspace accounts are getting Gemini’s Business Profile link, while Google’s help page still rules out work accounts.
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