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Ann Handley breaks down the nine elements that turn a forgettable email into one readers genuinely want to open, including a metric most senders ignore.

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Google kept its ad exchange, the FTC says Amazon invented a phantom second bidder for 7 years, and ChatGPT's ad business crossed $1 billion in under 200 days.

New data from Canva's 2026 marketing report shows most consumers distrust AI-generated ads, yet 68% stay open to AI when it delivers real value. Here's what the numbers mean for your campaigns.

A century of advertising case studies shows the strongest copy taps into desires readers already carry, not desires you try to create from scratch.

A US court blocked the DOJ's push to break up Google's ad business. Plus: supply-side CRO adds 20,000 tutors, AI citations favor content updated within 13 weeks, and SKIMS sends five emails a week.

AI SEO Hacker offers 6-month SEO and GEO contracts at NT$10,000/mo with five written KPIs. Miss three and you get a free month or 15 articles.

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