NTT East launched Omakase Net Marketing Support on November 2, a platform that centralises online listings for SMBs at JPY2,750 ($17.42) per month.
NTT East launched Omakase Net Marketing Support on November 2, a platform that centralises online listings for SMBs at JPY2,750 ($17.42) per month.
This week's founder reading covers vertical AI product principles, how AI agents replace vendors mid-outage, and what PostHog users actually prompt. Five links worth your time.
Revolut moved 2,000 engineers off paid AI APIs onto self-hosted open models running on 56 Nvidia B200 GPUs. The reported cost reduction: 90%. Here is what that decision looks like in practice.
A practical guide to turning common document workflows into billable services using n8n, Make, and Zapier. From invoice approvals to AI-powered customer support.
A Metric Sherpa and Sprinklr study found a stark proof gap in AI adoption: most organizations can name a goal but almost none recorded a baseline before starting.
Anthropic's head of product for research teams prefers a startup's first PM over a big-company director. Here's what she looks for, and why annual OKRs got scrapped.
Google's September 2026 spam update finished on October 8th after 14 days. Here's what shifted in Search Console, AI Overviews, and organic rankings.
From OpenAI managers running agent teams at 24 to Spawn spending 30x payroll on AI tokens, here is what the AI-era company structure actually looks like.
n8n is a workflow automation tool with AI and agent nodes aimed at technical solo builders and small teams. Starter runs 2,500 executions a month for 20 euros, billed annually.
Mark Tack's new book lays out a 10-capability AI Marketing Engine framework, 100 agent use cases, and a one-page build map for B2B marketing leaders.
AI-driven marketing work needs version control, change history, and vendor independence. GitHub solves all three, even for non-technical teams.
Similarweb data across 10,000 domains shows organic traffic falling, but publishers, large sites, and ad expansion explain most of it. Here is what the numbers actually say.