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“Two types of marketers are emerging in the AI advertising revolution”
...the advertising market, which is basically people that are already running ads today, and that market is obviously larger than I can define even in just one single format segment. And then you have th
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market insight18:00 – 18:35
...advertising, basically, the shortcoming. Look at all this attention that has shifted to mobile, and yet the monetization just isn't there. And that was a story every year for, like, a decade. Yep. Totally. And it was the same story with desktop on th
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...advertising over the years where you see an ad on TV and maybe they hope that a month later you're going to go into a grocery store, remember that ad and buy that. That's very, very different. And that's why you're seeing a massive rise in what's cal
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...advertising. Right? If you look at nineteenth century American journalism, it was overtly partisan. Right? The press Democrat was the Democratic Party's newspaper and if you were a party member, you'd subscribe and that's fine. And everyone understoo
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“SuperAwesome rejected their board's push into programmatic advertising for kids' safety”
...advertising, which we call programmatic. And we sort of toyed with that, but, you know, we made the decision not to play in that space a because of safety concerns, but, b, actually, because we felt t
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contrarian take8:54 – 9:36
“Why Rolex tests dive watches 25% beyond their advertised depth rating”
actually testing their watches to significantly greater depth than what is advertised for this reason. That's correct. Most of them, I think, are a 10% extra margin of safety, but I think the dive wa
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tactical advice2:08:00 – 2:08:34
“AI made the impossible possible: filming kids at airports for ads”
...wanna create advertising creatives for a play app for kids on airplanes. Now how would you film even film that content? Right? You would have to go with a kid to the airport, film, you know, them runn
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market insight25:41 – 26:15
...has fallen quite a lot. So Google's gonna ask, like, what's the problem here? Our prices have been falling.
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from transcript6:43 – 7:59
...marketing and advertising by Alex Schulz, CMO at Meta, and called it the definitive book on growth and performance marketing. That moment led to today's conversation. We cover why ads pay for the Internet, while people misunderstand about data and su
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...advertising, which traditionally still is in the display business as opposed to the search business. That's even true to this day to a large extent.
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“This clip appears to be primarily advertising content with minimal substantive discussion”
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market insight0:17 – 0:56
...advertising and brands into this? I actually I don't buy it at all. The obvious thing is show an image that people can click on and take them to a website. It's display ads. And, like,
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for the ad was so spot on. I thought that there was a lot of love for that ad because given everything going on in our context right now, that ad was one of the few ads, if not the only ad, that made a statement in our cultural context that was tonal
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