Google review management tools I’d choose before buying a reputation suite
6 options for asking customers, answering reviews and managing several locations, with the free route and the costs that change the decision.
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Ad giant says Apple’s Safari is blocking its ads
A public WebKit complaint concerns the domain used for ad requests and delivery; the ticket remained open when checked.
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What is Q5 marketing? How to plan the week after Christmas
Pinterest’s Q5 season indicates shopping continues after the holidays so marketers can adjust their strategy to fit consumer intent.
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Four in ten Americans would hand AI a chore, survey finds
Restaurant bookings lead the tasks respondents would delegate. Reported use of AI agents is much lower than willingness to try them.
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ChatGPT advertisers can now launch product campaigns from a spreadsheet
Bulk product-feed setup joins broader conversion reporting, while changing an advertiser’s public name can pause delivery.
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ChatGPT now lets you try on clothes with a selfie
Shoppers can generate try-on images from a selfie and save products for later on mobile and the web.
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Shopify opens checkout to AI shopping agents
Browser assistants can now submit orders after buyer approval, with no merchant configuration required for the checkout tools.
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Google, Booking.com and Expedia unveil a draft rulebook for AI hotel bookings
UCP’s lodging draft sets out how an assistant should handle reservations, while contributors question duplicate bookings and changes to cancellation terms.
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LinkedIn tests new filters to find your next creator partner
LinkedIn is testing Creator Discovery filters for creator expertise, content and audiences, to build targeted creator shortlists for B2B marketers.
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Google AdSense moves ID checks ahead of your first penny
Google’s $0 identity-check threshold applies depending on location. Address verification still starts at $10 or its local equivalent.
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Google Maps review-spam alerts reach business owners
Google announced these protections in April. A September email screenshot shows Business Profile owners are now being told when a review spike triggers removals and a temporary posting pause.
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Microsoft Copilot now lets marketers build their own apps and dashboards
Microsoft’s new Code feature can turn natural-language instructions into internal apps, trackers, dashboards and automations, without requiring users to start with traditional programming.
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Amazon SEO: The complete guide for new and experienced sellers
Choose relevant keywords, make product listings easier to evaluate and work out why shoppers aren’t finding or buying your products.
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How I spied on 3 competitors’ Google Ads without an account or paid tools
I used Google’s public ad library to compare Beehiiv, Mailchimp and Flodesk’s sales pitches, offers and calls to action. Here’s how to do the same with your rivals.
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Google Trends for keyword research: What our 4-country test revealed
How to use Google Trends for keyword research before you act on it
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Claude Code’s Projects beta lets Claude manage the other Claudes
The redesigned workspace gives Claude a coordinator role, with access initially limited to selected Pro and Max subscribers.
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Google Ads lets brands use retailer audiences, but traffic stays on the retailer’s site
Participating retailers and marketplaces can share first-party audience segments with brands for eligible Google Ads campaigns, while the retailer controls the approved destination and conversion setup.
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Google Merchant Center puts product reviews on the API menu
Google’s updated Merchant Center documentation now explicitly supports uploading and managing product reviews through the Merchant API, although merchants still need approval before they can use it.
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Google wants adult products labeled, not left to its imagination
Merchants selling adult-oriented products should flag them in Merchant Center or structured data. Google says normal organic Search visibility is unaffected.
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Google wants adult products labeled, not left to its imagination
Merchants selling adult-oriented products should flag them in Merchant Center or structured data. Google says normal organic Search visibility is unaffected.
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