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AI Max for Search: When Google’s Black Box Actually Delivered (...Sometimes)
We rolled out AI Max for Search across campaigns for clients in multiple verticals, including eCommerce, online education, and nonprofit. In most cases, it captured 5–10% of Search spend, produced ~30% stronger ROAS than non‑AI Max traffic, and uncovered incremental volume. However, it also proved to “cherry-pick” volume from existing keywords, which masked some inefficient spend, emphasizing the need for strong conversion signals and constant guardrails.


Google Think Leads 2025: The Predictive Era of AI Marketing
For years, marketers have been talking about AI. At this year’s Think Leads event, it finally felt tangible and purposeful. Google pulled back the curtain to reveal how AI is reshaping everything from how consumers search to how advertisers define and predict value.
The message was clear: AI isn’t coming; it’s here. And, those not yet embracing it are already behind.


ChatGPT and Search: What We’re Seeing So Far & How to Respond
There’s been plenty of talk about whether ChatGPT (and other AI assistants) will eventually replace Google search. The reality, at least for now, is more nuanced. Based on data we’ve collected across clients in industries ranging from online education to SaaS to non-profits, ChatGPT is certainly emerging as a competitor, but it’s still a long way from displacing search as the dominant source of traffic.


Google Ads Wants You to Use New AI Features: But What’s What, and How Do You Drive Results Instead of Burning Through Your Budget?
Google’s newest AI-powered features promise more reach, more conversions, better efficiency… and sometimes even all at once. The pitch is alluring: hand over the keys and let the machine do the driving.
But here’s the truth: AI doesn’t know your profit margins, your customer lifetime value, or the nuances of your brand. Without your direction, it’s just as happy driving you in circles as it is taking you to your destination.


Why Digital Marketing Agencies Are Not Obsolete In An AI-Driven World
Meta would like to make advertising as simple as providing your website and credit card, and letting them handle the rest. On the surface, that might sound appealing. For agencies, it might feel a little uncomfortable. For companies paying an agency, it might raise a question: If AI can handle everything, do we really need a partner anymore?
The answer: Yes. Probably more than ever.
Here's why digital marketing agencies will remain indispensable in an AI-driven advertising


The Secret to Smarter Ad Performance: Campaign Structure
Last week, our team did a deep dive into recent test results—sharing wins, misses, and insights from across our client campaigns. While...
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