Jyll is my go to for Google Ads insight, so this caught my attention:
Too many assets means your ad will take too long to learn and optimize - or never learn at all. 8-10 headlines and 3 descriptions is plenty for most advertisers
Google wants all the robot food, but maybe all is too much.
It makes sense… 🤔
How do you build a brand in world intermediated by chatbots and AI agents?
And in a world that’s less screen-centric?
What about a world with translucent screens we wear on our faces?
How do you become the synonym for the activity? Like Google for search and Kleenex for tissue.
It’s a reminder that customers reward companies that take long-term bets on value and consistency
That reminder is Kirkland, Costco’s house brand. A brand that is now bigger than Coca-Cola and Nike.
A brand that came about after listening to customers. What a novel idea!
(Just make sure you’re listening to your actual customers)
Google ruling LLM 101:
chatbots now routinely incorporate into their responses fresh information from the internet or other sources through a process known as grounding
before, an LLM’s response was time-limited by the end date of its training data…through grounding an LLM can now access content beyond its training data, such as web pages in a search index, to provide more recent and more accurate information
pre-training creates a base (or foundation) model, which is then post-trained (or fine-tuned) on collections of data so that the base model can perform specialized tasks