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Romain Bessuges-Meusy 🍪3 年前

@DigitalEU No EU companies. It’s telling isn’t it?

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David Thunder2 年前

@DigitalEU The EU Commission's attempt attempt to curtail public speech based on vague and intrinsically political categories like "disinformation" and "hate speech" is an illegitimate infringement of our freedom of expression, and as such it neither morally nor legally binding.

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Michel3 年前

@DigitalEU I don't mind you being strict on personal data : store it in Europe. But don't impede freedom of speech. And for pity sake, remove those silly pop-ups on cookies every single time we visite a page !

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KamalasCackle3 年前

@DigitalEU Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini and Mao are envious. Fascism has officially returned to Europe.

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Armand Vervaeck + TESLA nieuws ☮️ 🕊️2 年前

@DigitalEU SHAME ON YOU bunch of NON ELECTED censurists. I am disgiusted to be a European.

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Robin2 年前

@DigitalEU Funny how there is not a single European company in that list 😭... We really do suck don't we..

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Philipp Koller3 年前

@DigitalEU I wish @Twitter would send some Extra Obligations to all Parliaments of the world - not lying, no corruption, and acting in the interest of the people would be a good start. With great governments comes great responsibility.

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Ash Ola3 年前

@DigitalEU Congratulations on continuing to push the EU into irrelevancy! You ever wonder why only 2 out of 19 companies on this list are EU companies? Could it be because your policies stifle innovation and progress?

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YYC3 年前

@DigitalEU

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65,878 次观看 • 2 个月前

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30,486 次观看 • 4 个月前

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starmex

20,393 次观看 • 3 个月前

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Ricardo

251,186 次观看 • 4 个月前

Google isn’t just a search engine anymore. People still go there to ask questions. But now Google doesn’t just give them links. It reads the websites, pulls the information together, and gives them the answer right on the page. So your job has changed. You’re not just trying to rank for the question anymore. You’re trying to become part of the answer. And that means generic content whether it’s a blog post, a LinkedIn post, or a social media video is losing value fast. If your content says the same thing as everyone else, Google doesn’t really need you. So don’t start by asking, “What should I post?” Start by asking, “What is my market already asking?” Use a tool like AnswerThePublic to find the real questions people are already asking in your market. You can type in your niche and see the real questions, comparisons, fears, and how-tos people are actually typing into google, ChatGPT, Instagram, Tiktok Youtube right now. That becomes your content map for blogs. For LinkedIn. For YouTube. For short-form videos. But the key is: don’t answer those questions generically. Add your data. Your examples. Your customer conversations. Your experience. Your proof. Because in the new Google, the winner isn’t always the page that ranks. It’s the source that gets used.

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borja

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Lenny Rachitsky

278,550 次观看 • 11 个月前

Gokul explains the only three ways ads businesses make money, and why ChatGPT may be more valuable than Google and Facebook: "One, you need to own a very coveted group of users and you need to have a surface on which those users interact. Google Search is a great example. It's a surface on which a very coveted set of users interact with and express high intent, so Google is one of the most profitable ad businesses. Facebook, very similar. It took us a while to figure out what was coveted about these users. Turns out what was coveted was the identity. ChatGPT, their combination of intent and identity data is unparalleled. I mean, Google had intent data, but not identity. Facebook identity, but not intent. These things have both. Second, you deliver an outcome at a certain cost. The best example of this is a company called AppLovin. AppLovin is a $100 plus billion company. They drive one outcome really well: mobile app installs. The third way to do it is if you are the exclusive provider for a large advertiser or a large source of demand. A good example is The Trade Desk."

Gokul explains the only three ways ads businesses make money, and why ChatGPT may be more valuable than Google and Facebook: "One, you need to own a very coveted group of users and you need to have a surface on which those users interact. Google Search is a great example. It's a surface on which a very coveted set of users interact with and express high intent, so Google is one of the most profitable ad businesses. Facebook, very similar. It took us a while to figure out what was coveted about these users. Turns out what was coveted was the identity. ChatGPT, their combination of intent and identity data is unparalleled. I mean, Google had intent data, but not identity. Facebook identity, but not intent. These things have both. Second, you deliver an outcome at a certain cost. The best example of this is a company called AppLovin. AppLovin is a $100 plus billion company. They drive one outcome really well: mobile app installs. The third way to do it is if you are the exclusive provider for a large advertiser or a large source of demand. A good example is The Trade Desk."

Patrick OShaughnessy

47,449 次观看 • 8 个月前

an 18 year old made $1,000 in 47 minutes with GPT ASTRA 6 and a roofing company that had 4.9 stars and no website he didn't build anything. he copied 40 of their google reviews into ASTRA 6 and typed: "write the brief for the website this business deserves" 2 minutes later he had the full brief pasted it into the builder and waited. every page, every review, a booking button. live link in his hand before the coffee got cold then he called the owner and sent him the preview. the guy said yes on the phone. he'd been meaning to fix this for 3 years and never had a free afternoon invoice: $1,000. 47 minutes from the first google maps search to a closed deal then he stopped doing it by hand: → ASTRA 6 pulls 200 businesses off google maps in 10 minutes → writes a personalized email for each one from their real reviews, hours and photos → 500 emails a day. 3% reply → every reply runs through the same 47-minute pipeline month one: $4,000. month six: $15,000 to $20,000 ASTRA 6 has been out for a week. he's 18. and there are still 5 million businesses on google maps with great reviews and no website do the math on your own city

an 18 year old made $1,000 in 47 minutes with GPT ASTRA 6 and a roofing company that had 4.9 stars and no website he didn't build anything. he copied 40 of their google reviews into ASTRA 6 and typed: "write the brief for the website this business deserves" 2 minutes later he had the full brief pasted it into the builder and waited. every page, every review, a booking button. live link in his hand before the coffee got cold then he called the owner and sent him the preview. the guy said yes on the phone. he'd been meaning to fix this for 3 years and never had a free afternoon invoice: $1,000. 47 minutes from the first google maps search to a closed deal then he stopped doing it by hand: → ASTRA 6 pulls 200 businesses off google maps in 10 minutes → writes a personalized email for each one from their real reviews, hours and photos → 500 emails a day. 3% reply → every reply runs through the same 47-minute pipeline month one: $4,000. month six: $15,000 to $20,000 ASTRA 6 has been out for a week. he's 18. and there are still 5 million businesses on google maps with great reviews and no website do the math on your own city

Argona

255,586 次观看 • 22 天前

What I loved about the launch of Gemini 3 last week was seeing so many products (from Google and others in the ecosystem) improve their experience with it on Day 1, truly innovation at scale. Gemini is a manifestation of our decade long AI first strategy, I see it as a through line for everything - from Search to YouTube to Cloud to Waymo etc I talked about this and much more with Logan Kilpatrick on our Release Notes podcast last week, full episode now on YouTube:

What I loved about the launch of Gemini 3 last week was seeing so many products (from Google and others in the ecosystem) improve their experience with it on Day 1, truly innovation at scale. Gemini is a manifestation of our decade long AI first strategy, I see it as a through line for everything - from Search to YouTube to Cloud to Waymo etc I talked about this and much more with Logan Kilpatrick on our Release Notes podcast last week, full episode now on YouTube:

Sundar Pichai

222,213 次观看 • 10 个月前

The U16s ban was just the start. The Labor party are drunk on online censorship. First it was the U16s ban. Next is the Search Engine Code. Then comes the Expanded Industry Codes. Once these are in place then they will push for the Digital Duty of Care Act. This is the mis/disinformation bill on steroids. And finally Digital ID for everyone. Starting Dec 27, Australia’s new Search Engine Code kicks in: Google,Yahoo, Duck Duck Go & Bing must use age assurance tech (facial estimation, etc.) on logged-in Aussie accounts. Expanded Industry Codes for Broader Platforms (Effective March 2026). This extends "duty of care" obligations to social media, messaging apps (e.g., WhatsApp), designated internet services (e.g., adult sites, high-risk AI platforms), app stores (e.g., Google Play, Apple App Store), and device/equipment providers (e.g., smartphone makers). It emphasises age assurance to block child access to harmful content, plus tools like blocking/reporting features. Then comes the Digital Duty of Care Act followed by mandatory Digital ID. See first post on details for the Digital Duty of Care Act that's coming next year!

The U16s ban was just the start. The Labor party are drunk on online censorship. First it was the U16s ban. Next is the Search Engine Code. Then comes the Expanded Industry Codes. Once these are in place then they will push for the Digital Duty of Care Act. This is the mis/disinformation bill on steroids. And finally Digital ID for everyone. Starting Dec 27, Australia’s new Search Engine Code kicks in: Google,Yahoo, Duck Duck Go & Bing must use age assurance tech (facial estimation, etc.) on logged-in Aussie accounts. Expanded Industry Codes for Broader Platforms (Effective March 2026). This extends "duty of care" obligations to social media, messaging apps (e.g., WhatsApp), designated internet services (e.g., adult sites, high-risk AI platforms), app stores (e.g., Google Play, Apple App Store), and device/equipment providers (e.g., smartphone makers). It emphasises age assurance to block child access to harmful content, plus tools like blocking/reporting features. Then comes the Digital Duty of Care Act followed by mandatory Digital ID. See first post on details for the Digital Duty of Care Act that's coming next year!

The People's King Elvis

60,449 次观看 • 9 个月前

Google just turned every TikTok, Instagram Reel, and YouTube Short into part of your SEO strategy. Google Search Console can now show you which searches lead people to your social posts, along with clicks, impressions, and average search position. So your video doesn’t have to disappear after two days in the feed. It can keep getting discovered when someone searches for that topic on Google. But there’s a catch. More searchable content also means more average content. So don’t start by asking AI for 50 random ideas. Start with real demand. Go to AnswerThePublic, type in the topic you want to be known for, and look at the questions people are already searching. Let’s say you search “losing weight.” You might see: “Why am I not losing weight?” “Can one cheat day ruin my progress?” “Why do I gain weight on the weekends?” The average video says, “Eat less and exercise more.” But now you can use AI as a thought partner to connect the dots and find a sharper angle: “You’re not failing during the week. You’re undoing it every weekend.” That’s the difference. Find the demand. Add the angle. Make the best answer on the internet.

Google just turned every TikTok, Instagram Reel, and YouTube Short into part of your SEO strategy. Google Search Console can now show you which searches lead people to your social posts, along with clicks, impressions, and average search position. So your video doesn’t have to disappear after two days in the feed. It can keep getting discovered when someone searches for that topic on Google. But there’s a catch. More searchable content also means more average content. So don’t start by asking AI for 50 random ideas. Start with real demand. Go to AnswerThePublic, type in the topic you want to be known for, and look at the questions people are already searching. Let’s say you search “losing weight.” You might see: “Why am I not losing weight?” “Can one cheat day ruin my progress?” “Why do I gain weight on the weekends?” The average video says, “Eat less and exercise more.” But now you can use AI as a thought partner to connect the dots and find a sharper angle: “You’re not failing during the week. You’re undoing it every weekend.” That’s the difference. Find the demand. Add the angle. Make the best answer on the internet.

Neil Patel

16,427 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨 WITH GREAT EXCITEMENT, WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT BANX MEDIA HAS OFFICIALLY BEEN APPROVED BY GOOGLE TO HAVE ITS EXTENSION LISTED ON THE CHROME WEB STORE! Users can now download the Banx Media Extension and access breaking news and decentralized media coverage directly from their browser. Whether browsing websites, scrolling through X/Twitter, Facebook, or other platforms, users can instantly view and share Banx Media articles without leaving the page. This expansion is powered by our growing network of more than 455 independent journalists, who have collectively published over 52,000 articles on the platform to date. All journalist rewards and ecosystem payments are powered by BXE Token on the #XRP Ledger, bringing fast, scalable, and decentralized infrastructure to the future of global media. For more information visit: Chrome Extension: IOS APP: Google Playstore:

🚨 WITH GREAT EXCITEMENT, WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT BANX MEDIA HAS OFFICIALLY BEEN APPROVED BY GOOGLE TO HAVE ITS EXTENSION LISTED ON THE CHROME WEB STORE! Users can now download the Banx Media Extension and access breaking news and decentralized media coverage directly from their browser. Whether browsing websites, scrolling through X/Twitter, Facebook, or other platforms, users can instantly view and share Banx Media articles without leaving the page. This expansion is powered by our growing network of more than 455 independent journalists, who have collectively published over 52,000 articles on the platform to date. All journalist rewards and ecosystem payments are powered by BXE Token on the #XRP Ledger, bringing fast, scalable, and decentralized infrastructure to the future of global media. For more information visit: Chrome Extension: IOS APP: Google Playstore:

BANX NETWORK (Banxchange)

602,533 次观看 • 4 个月前