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Joint architecture brings enterprise-grade data and AI optimization to performance advertising across Finance, SaaS, and Gaming Nexus Clouds, a global infrastructure provider specializing in real-time data systems and AI optimization, and Blockchain-Ads, a third-generation AdTech platform for performance advertising in regulated and high-growth industries, announced a global infrastructure integration designed to elevate Blockchain-Ads’ data, optimization, and delivery […]

Lezzat, one of UK’s oldest Amazon full-service agencies, has announced the launch of its 2026 Amazon Europe Expansion services, a comprehensive program designed to help mature US Amazon sellers establish a strong presence across Europe’s rapidly expanding Amazon marketplaces. The program is strategically timed to align with Amazon’s continued investment in logistics, infrastructure, and marketplace […]

New AI workflow turns a website link into a TV storyboard in under a minute, with the finished commercial ready in less than a week Trusted TV announced strong early momentum for its connected TV (CTV) platform, generating hundreds of commercial storyboards. The technology company turns these storyboards into video content using AI and places them […]

Wiley AI Gateway brings trusted scholarly content directly into Anthropic’s Claude, AWS Marketplace, Mistral AI’s Le Chat, and Perplexity Wiley , a global leader in authoritative content and research intelligence, announced the launch of Wiley AI Gateway, the industry’s first AI-native research intelligence platform that provides researchers access to trusted content from world-leading scholarly publishers […]

From mentions to sentiment, new AI KPIs show marketers how LLMs shape visibility, perception and authority in the buying journey.

Discipline is what separates strategy from chaos in SEO. Learn how to balance quick wins, long-term bets, and essential maintenance in 2026.

Turn your PPC reports into action plans, not data dumps by focusing on what your audience needs to know, feel, and do.

AI is fueling more (not fewer) searches as users ask more complex, conversational, and visual questions, says Google’s VP of Product.