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creators, celebrities? Like, how do you how do we think about making sure you get the right choice so you get the right, ROMI? The right return on marketing investment. Show me the ROMI. Everything has to start with business impact. You know, you fir
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...of their products and then within one tap encourage people to buy them. We're seeing a lot of momentum with brands leveraging these products, and we just released new studies that show that by using Instacart ads, brands are able to see a 15% sales l
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Now I do think brands should be thoughtful about what statement, if any, they wanna make. And we don't wanna be cause led. I've been saying this for a long time now. We wanna be purpose led. Right? Because when you're cause led, you're just you don't
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To learn more about how CoreWeave powers the world's best AI, go to coreweave.com slash ready for anything. There are three things that make a great Super Bowl ad. It's gotta be ownable. People need to know that it is your brand. You are spending the
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brands a way to essentially boost how people are already engaging with them, that might be the way to do this. And what this ends up being in practice is brands publishing your friends' ecommerce activity into your news feed. Now to be fair to Mark a
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I think is important. And, you know, for example, at Autodesk, with Flow Studio, we are making sure we are clear that our AI is here to help creators, but creators are in control. It's like riding a tandem bike. The creator is deciding what direction
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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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for an ad might get you money, but for the big stuff. Right? Whether it's influencer work, whether it's Super Bowl commercial, whether, you know, it's the Olympics. We know it works, but it's very, very hard to prove. So how do we know that it works?
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...their products and then within one tap encourage people to buy them. We're seeing a lot of momentum with brands leveraging these products, and we just released new studies that show that by using Instacart ads, brands are able to see a 15%
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and push them out into the marketing activations and endpoints. I didn't have a complete solution. We were really doing analytics. We would identify areas of opportunity, but we didn't have a media agency. We didn't have a creative agency. We didn't
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how do you attach this to the I'm thinking about, like, TikTok, Instagram, and, like, is there a is there a way to integrate something into, like, a case or some you know, something with the phones you're getting more of that digital and then using t
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and people start asking their questions in that way and they pay for it, that is very disruptive to online advertising. And who knows where that lands? Or does it go the other way where people are using more and more search, and there's a freemium mo
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