September 7, 2025

Gymshark lost its grip , YoungLA took the throne

One of the clearest shifts in brand momentum in the fitness world. Gymshark was the name in gymwear. Viral on socials. Backed by top influencers. A unicorn. But by 2023, cracks appeared: — Influencers started leaving— Culture shifted faster than the brand— Legal disputes surfaced— Profit margins tightened And into the gap stepped YoungLA. YoungLA

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2025 Google Ads Benchmarks are out from WordStream by LocaliQ

Here are the key insights based on 16,000+ campaigns (Apr ’24 – Mar ’25): – Average CTR: 6.66%, but over half of industries saw a decline– Average CPC: $5.26, with 87% of industries seeing increases– Average CVR: 7.52%, with 65% of industries improving– Average CPL: $70.11, a modest 5% rise from last year Legal remains

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Master the 5-Step ChatGPT Prompt Formula

Want better results from ChatGPT? Use this simple formula to craft effective prompts every time: Context – Set the scene. Example: “You’re a tech-savvy content writer with a passion for engaging storytelling.” Task – Define the goal. Example: “Write a friendly, informative LinkedIn post about productivity tips.” Instruct – Explain the process. Example: “Create a

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ChatGPT gets 1 billion daily queries. But Google? Still at 13 billion

I came across this Visual Capitalist chart, and it puts things in perspective.ChatGPT is growing fast. But when it comes to global search behavior, Google remains in a league of its own. So what does this mean for marketers, advertisers, and AI users? Let’s break it down. Google is still the default For now, most

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What happens when brands stop advertising

P&G and Coca-Cola: Contrasting Approaches to Ad Spend During Crisis During the COVID-19 pandemic, Procter & Gamble (P&G) and Coca-Cola adopted opposing strategies regarding advertising expenditures. P&G’s Strategy: P&G increased its marketing investment, particularly in digital media, to maintain brand visibility and consumer engagement. This approach contributed to a 6% increase in net sales, demonstrating

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