March 1, 2026

New monitoring from Adthena shows a clear ramp-up in advertiser participation inside ChatGPT responses. Brands spotted so far: Best Buy, AT&T, Pottery Barn, Enterprise, Qualcomm, Expedia. From 1,500+ prompts analyzed: Most ads trigger on the first promptHigh-intent words like “best” and “new” drive placements Some ads appear after repeated queries One example: Best Buy secured […]

Google DeepMind has introduced Nano Banana 2 (Gemini 3.1 Flash Image) combining production-level image quality with ultra-fast generation. Key upgrades: – Real-time web grounding for more accurate visuals and infographics– Cleaner text rendering + localization inside images– Better handling of complex prompts– Consistent characters and objects across workflows– Production-ready outputs up to 4K

I collected 20 high-converting, emotion-driven, clarity-boosting prompts that you can use for: – Ad copywriting– Landing page testing– Hook ideation– Campaign angles– Persuasion rewrites Save this. Send it to your team. Steal one for your next brainstorm. 👇 Image below

Averages don’t explain.Segments do. Your average CR is 3%. Great, right? But if first-time buyers convert at 0.5% and repeat buyers at 8%, is 3% a good number? This happens everywhere:→ New cohorts ruin your LTV→ 1 category could reduce your CR→ Mobile traffic decreases your AOV Dmitry Nekrasov collected 8 real-world examples of metrics

You think you know what’s going on…Until you look at the second metric That’s because many issues in e-commerce only show up when two metrics overlap. So Dmitry Nekrasov mapped 20 such pairs, with what they reveal ↑ Product views + ↑ Add to cart → Fast funnel↑ Sessions + ↓ Scroll depth → Weak

Great pictures from Producthero that shows that to set the ideal ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) target for your Google Ads, it’s essential to balance between profitability and revenue(or even better use POAS) Start by determining your breakeven point based on product margins—this sets the minimum ROAS to avoid losses. Then, use Google’s Bid Simulator

ChatGPT isn’t just a tool it’s your co-pilot. But how you prompt matters. Enter these Prompt Frameworks that break the guesswork and supercharge your outputs. What’s Inside? Whether you’re creating ad campaigns, solving team issues, or crafting strategies, frameworks like RTF, TAG, CARE, and RISE help you: – Nail your role– Define tasks with clarity–

I’ve seen an email circulating that claims: “OpenAI Advertising, LLC has invited you to test OpenAI Advertising GPT”with a TestFlight link and promises of ad credits. This is not a legitimate OpenAI product. Red flags: “OpenAI Advertising, LLC” is not an official OpenAI entityOpenAI does not invite people to test products via random TestFlight emailsNo

So you’re still writing weak ChatGPT prompts? If you’re not getting great output, it’s probably your input. Here are some common mistakes: – Asking for analysis with zero context– Being vague– Forgetting to guide tone, format, or audience– Not showing any examples of what “good” looks like What you should do: – “Here’s what I