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🛒 OpenAI tests multi-advertiser ad placements in ChatGPT

📲 Meta taps off-platform data to personalize ads and AI replies

🎭 New York mandates disclosure of AI synthetic performers in ads

🤝 LinkedIn launches creator marketplace for B2B discovery

📺 Samsung TV home screen ads go programmatic

💡 + 4 strategies & tactics

🎁 + 7 other news & articles you might like

🧰 + 6 trending marketing tools

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🛒 OpenAI tests multi-advertiser ad placements in ChatGPT LINK
  • OpenAI has started testing a new ad format inside ChatGPT that lets several advertisers appear together within a single sponsored placement, expanding the ad inventory available on the platform.
  • The test is currently limited to a small subset of ChatGPT ads, and eligible ads will be sold through a second-price auction, where the highest bidder wins but pays slightly more than the next bid.
  • OpenAI says the goal is to improve product discovery for users while giving advertisers more chances to reach high-intent audiences during product research and purchase-related conversations in ChatGPT.
📲 Meta taps off-platform data to personalize ads and AI replies LINK
  • Meta will start using data that businesses already share, such as outside purchases and games played, to personalise feed recommendations and AI-generated replies, not just the ads it has long tailored with this information.
  • The company is replacing two similar settings, "Your activity off Meta technologies" and "Activity from other businesses," with one control that lets users decide whether external business data shapes both ads and other content.
  • Meta says it is collecting no new data, and the changes take effect in the United States and several other countries next month, with more countries added later; a tent buyer might then see more camping Reels.
🎭 New York mandates disclosure of AI synthetic performers in ads LINK
  • New York has started enforcing a new law that requires advertisements using AI-generated people, called 'synthetic performers', instead of human actors to clearly disclose that fact to consumers across all media formats.
  • Signed by Kathy Hochul in December and effective Tuesday, the law fines advertisers $1,000 for a first violation and $5,000 for later ones, with exemptions for movies, TV, streaming, video games and audio ads.
  • Advertising groups like the American Association of Advertising Agencies opposed the measure over compliance challenges, while SAG-AFTRA, which seeks protections against AI-generated performers, gave the strongest support for it.
🤝 LinkedIn launches creator marketplace for B2B discovery LINK
  • LinkedIn has launched "Creator Marketplace," a new section inside its ad platform that helps advertisers find creators who match their industry and target audiences for boosting content or arranging direct partnerships like conference speaking.
  • Creators can opt in to share their contact details with brands and display their best posts, while the marketplace highlights credibility on specific, sometimes niche business-to-business topics rather than spotlighting influencers with the biggest reach.
  • LinkedIn arrives late compared to rivals YouTube, Meta, and TikTok, which have long matched brands with creators, though few existing tools let advertisers search LinkedIn creators by expertise, audience, industry, and how their content performs.
📺 Samsung TV home screen ads go programmatic LINK
  • Samsung Ads will sell its TV home screen ads programmatically, with the rollout starting across all global regions in Q3 this year through The Trade Desk and Google DV360, and more partners set to join later.
  • On the sell side, the home screen inventory will be available through Magnite's SpringServe technology, and the placements will be priced more expensively than traditional CTV ad spots because of their position on screen.
  • To handle brand safety, Samsung is using an AI-based solution to filter out objectionable creative, backed by manual audits from account managers and brand safety structures at both The Trade Desk and Google.

Strategies & Tactics

> Semrush maps how LinkedIn content earns citations in AI search tools: Structure LinkedIn posts so each paragraph stands alone, name your brand explicitly, and publish consistently, because AI search tools cite clarity over engagement.
> AI skills: The next layer of marketing automation by Optmyzr: Fork open-source AI skills on GitHub to brand a vendor's audit methodology as your agency's own and deploy one consistent version across your team.
> 11 PPC errors uncovered in recent B2B audits: Audit ad accounts for automation-era mistakes like missing conversion data and unrestricted targeting, since platforms still need expert oversight to perform.
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Other news & articles you might like

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  • Creator Content Accounts for 44% of Enterprise Paid Media Creative, Study Finds LINK
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  • Creator Seeding Overtakes Paid Social as Primary CPG Discovery Engine, Report Finds LINK
  • AI Systems Now Form Brand Opinions from Online Data Patterns LINK
  • The Click Is Now Optional. Here’s What Isn’t. LINK
  • Amazon DSP Adds Adelaide’s Pre-Bid Attention Targeting LINK

Trending Marketing Tools

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