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Cimulate introduced CommerceGPT, the first AI-native platform built for agentic commerce. CommerceGPT introduces a new category of product discovery infrastructure, purpose built for the shift from human to agentic shopping experiences. It is powered by Cimulate’s proprietary distillation via simulation approach which generates synthetic transactional information gleaned from frontier models. This synthetic data eliminates the […]

Moving from keywords to topics is just the start. Here’s how to operationalize a topic-first SEO strategy across content, linking, and measurement.
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Connecting the Snowflake AI Data Cloud With Bloomreach’s Autonomous Marketing, Businesses Can Centralize and Activate Data Across Marketing Channels Bloomreach, the agentic platform for personalization,  announced a new partnership with the Snowflake AI Data Cloud, empowering businesses to activate enterprise-grade data infrastructures across marketing channels. With Bloomreach and Snowflake, businesses can combine customer engagement with maximum personalization, […]

Integration of Data Axle’s scaled identity data empowers Dynata’s clients with enhanced precision and privacy in audience engagement Data Axle, a leader in data solutions that drive meaningful connections between companies and people, announced a significant expansion of its agreement with Dynata, the trusted source for reliable and accurate first-party consumer data. This reinforced agreement […]

Performance Max blends automation and scale, but at what cost? Get a level-headed look at where it fits in modern PPC strategy.
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RT @MikeMartinGB: Most websites don’t need more visitors. They need more buyers — Mike Martin (@MikeMartinGB) Jul 22, 2025 from Twitter https://twitter.com/MikeMartinGB July 22, 2025 at 01:05PM

When email marketers talk about deliverability, many assume it’s synonymous with inbox placement. In reality, deliverability means that the email wasn’t blocked or bounced—the recipient’s mail server accepted it. But where that email ends up—the inbox, spam folder, quarantine, or trash—depends on an intricate series of technical checks, content scans, and behavioral signals. Understanding how …

Disappointed by bland SEO events and boring talks? Discover how a charcuterie board sparked a fresh and fun approach to SEO meetups in London.

Google used to label the Find Related Products & Services search ads with a larger sponsored label. It seems Google has removed that label and is now adding a smaller font disclaimer below the section to say these are from advertisers.