Apple Searches For Anything In A Screenshot by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 11, 2025 Apple iOS 26 is getting a visual search feature by combining Visual Intelligence with Apple Intelligence, giving brands another way to be found on iPhones and iPads. The role AI plays gives brands a new marketing channel to help … Continue reading Apple Searches For Anything In A Screenshot
Google AI Lets Users Ask Local Businesses Questions Based On Intent by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 31, 2025 How AI will change the dynamics of local media buys on national networks has become clearer with the launch of a lead-generation Search Labs experiment. “Ask for Me” lets people use Google AI to call … Continue reading Google Lets AI Users Ask Local Businesses For Anything
April 28, 2024 Transcribe anything for free with this privacy-respecting AI tool The power of AI with a pinch of privacy? Yes, please. BY Chris Hoffman There are so many fascinating AI tools out there these days. But most of them rely on a far-off powerful server to do all the hard work. It’s no … Continue reading Transcribe anything for free with this privacy-respecting AI tool
By Kathleen Davis September 10, 2023 For a lot of people, negotiation feels awkward. But the old adage is true: You don’t get what you don’t ask for. Luckily, like most things, negotiation gets easier the more times you do it. And the good news is that even if you don’t get everything you … Continue reading How to negotiate for anything at work
By David Salazar June 04, 2023 When comedian and writer Adam Conover started staffing up his 2022 Netflix comedy-documentary series The G Word, which explores the U.S. government, the precarity of Hollywood writers was hard to ignore. Conover recalls a meeting with the show’s producers: One of them noted that, because the show was … Continue reading ‘It’s starting to feel like anything is possible’: Comedian Adam Conover on the next phase of the writers’ strike
Spotify’s new personalized mixes focus on artists, genres and decades Mariella Moon @mariella_moon Starting today, all free and premium Spotify users will be able access three new personalized mixes inspired by Daily Mix. The music streaming service already creates custom Daily Mixes for you by combining your favorite tracks with music it thinks … Continue reading Spotify’s Niche Mixes let you generate personalized playlists for almost anything
By Next Big Idea Club June 04, 2022 Jane McGonigal is the director of Game Research & Development at the Institute for the Future in Palo Alto, California. She designs games that aim to improve real lives, and solve real problems. For instance, her game SuperBetter has helped more than one million players tackle … Continue reading This is how to see the future (and 5 ways to be ready for anything)
Kristen McCormick July 10, 2021 Let’s get one thing straight: If it’s not selling something, it’s not copy. Any word or phrase you put in front of your audience sells some form of information at some form of a price to your readers, whether that’s their trust, time, effort, attention, clicks, or actual dollars. This … Continue reading How to Write Copy That Sells (Anything): 102 Tips & Examples
Privacy Nerves: Most Consumers Won’t Share Anything About Themselves by Ray Schultz , May 13, 2021 For all the buzz about online buying during the pandemic, consumers are wary about releasing information about themselves, according to Consumer Privacy Trends Report 2021, a study from Tinuiti, conducted by Upwave. When asked what types of data they … Continue reading Privacy Nerves: Most Consumers Won’t Share Anything About Themselves
Renu Sharma October 20, 2020 Are you looking for ways to skyrocket brand awareness and reach in a short period? Do you want to attract qualified website visitors and convert them into customers? Or perhaps you’d like to connect with potential customers who’ve already visited your website once? If your answer to any of the … Continue reading Paid Advertising Methods: Is There Anything New For 2021?
