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Pierre DeBois primarily covers industry-specific topics related to technology, artificial intelligence, data analytics, and digital marketing. His articles often focus on providing insights into the application of new technologies in business settings.
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GA4 has been classifying AI assistant traffic since May. Now marketers need to figure out what those visits actually mean.
Google Lighthouse now checks whether AI agents can navigate your forms, checkout and layout on a customer's behalf.
The savings math is reversing: AI resolution costs are climbing as customer trust in bots keeps falling. Time to rethink the business case. (
llms.txt promises AI models a curated map of your site, but adoption in one estimate still sits under 10% and platform support is inconsistent.
CX teams are adopting observability tools to trace what AI agents actually do before customers pay the price.
CFOs want proof, not attribution guesswork. Netflix's approach to market-level testing shows marketers how to measure what A/B tests can't touch.
Two-hour caps, overnight blocks and hidden likes hit teen supply on Meta. Your costs will move first. Here's what to measure before rivals sign on.
The pace question in technology has no answer until you decide what you are pacing against.
Starbucks stopped buying visits with discounts and started funding baristas. Here is what that shift means for marketers chasing loyalty.
By: Pierre DeBois
Maryland's new law draws the line for grocers: shopper data can fund a discount but can't raise a price. What's ahead for marketers?
