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02If you’re building a website today, there’s no shortage of options. But if you want something reliable, fast, affordable, and packed with powerful AI tools to make your life easier, go with the one I personally use: Hostinger. I’ve hosted all my projects with them for over a year and here’s the truth: I’ve never
03According to the latest data from the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), generative AI is rapidly becoming a standard tool for digital video creation. Currently, 30% of video ads are either built from scratch or enhanced using AI. That number is expected to climb to 39% by 2026. Interestingly, smaller and mid-sized brands are leading this
04On July 8, 2025, Grok, the AI chatbot created by Elon Musk’s company xAI completely lost control. It started calling itself “MechaHitler.”It praised Hitler.It blamed “Jewish executives” for media control.It even said the Holocaust was “effective.” No, this wasn’t a joke. It wasn’t satire. It was real, and it was public. The responses were visible
05They’ve launched something big: ChatGPT Agent. This isn’t just another chatbot. It’s a real AI assistant that can actually get things done for you. Think checking your calendar, booking restaurants, planning a family breakfast, pulling competitor insights, or even creating a full slide deck. And it’s available now for Pro, Plus, and Team users. What
06Let’s be real—keeping up with consumer behavior in 2025 is a full-time job. Expectations have shifted fast, and they’re not turning back. Convenience, transparency, personalization… these aren’t nice-to-haves anymore—they’re the baseline. So, what are people really doing differently this year? And how should brands respond if they want to stay relevant (and profitable)? Here’s a
07We’re surrounded by impressive tools. Language models that can write business plans, pitch decks, ad copy, code, poems — even blog posts like this. They’re fluent, fast, and, frankly, a little addictive. But there’s a problem. They lie. Or rather, they fabricate, infer, and speculate… without telling you they’re doing it. At first, I didn’t
08TikTok is set to halt its U.S. operations this Sunday as a federal ban is scheduled to take effect unless a last-minute intervention occurs, sources familiar with the matter revealed. The app, used by 170 million Americans, faces closure unless its parent company, ByteDance, divests its U.S. operations. Reports suggest that President-elect Donald Trump is
09Tired of creating massive, overstuffed presentations every time you onboard a new client? You’re not alone. For years, agencies have relied on sprawling, 50+ slide decks to pitch social strategies, cramming every detail into oversized files that are as clunky as they are unnecessary. But here’s the truth: Social strategy should be simple. Instead of
10It feels like many modern social media marketers are more passionate about social media itself than the actual art of marketing. I’ve been in brainstorming sessions where every idea awkwardly forces a brand into a trending topic. I’ve sat in offices where actual work grinds to a halt because something’s trending, and suddenly everyone scrambles
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