The Glitch Report: The Original Marketing Botcast

In today’s episode, we talk about Reddit’s new AI search tool “Reddit Answers.” We also discuss what TikTok is doing to try and prevent a potential ban in the US and how Automattic has acquired AI company  Texts.com , and what that could mean for WordPress.

In today’s episode, we’re talking about Sora, the new video generator from OpenAI. What can it do and what are the drawbacks? We also discuss the top internet services in 2024 according to the numbers and how Meta’s planned restrictions on advertisers’ access to users’ health data starting in 2025.

In today’s episode, we talk about how the US Supreme Court has upheld the ban on TikTok. Chinese parent company ByteDance must divest its ownership of the app by January 19, 2025, or face a nationwide ban. We also discuss Microsoft’s new Copilot Vision and the future of search according to Google’s CEO.

In today’s episode, we talk about the latest release from OpenAI: ChatGPT o1. This also includes ChatGPT Pro, a new subscription tier that costs $200. We also discuss how Google has finally finished rolling out the November core update and how Bluesky is considering ads.

In today’s episode, we talk about the most recent Cyber Monday sales. Not surprisingly, the event set a new record. We also talk about TikTok and how it contributed to $100M in sales for Cyber Monday, and how brands are marketing to Gen Alpha.

In today’s episode, we talk about the trends that were released by YouTube. There are some valuable insights for marketers when it comes to video content. We also discuss the rise of micro-communities on social media and Google’s declining EU market share.

In today’s episode, we discuss Meta’s new AI ad retrieval system: Andromeda. The new system is promising to improve RoAS for advertisers. We also talk about the possibility of ChatGPT getting ads and how Bluesky is emerging as a viable traffic source for marketers.

In today’s episode, we discuss this year’s Black Friday sales. Spoiler alert: It was another record year. We also discuss how ChatGPT recently failed an attribution test and was found to misquote news sources. Finally, we talk about Bluesky and how it’s surging in users but doesn’t yet have an advertising platform.

In today’s episode, we discuss the £7 billion UK class action lawsuit against Google and how it could impact their operations moving forward. We also talk about how fast Threads is (or maybe isn’t) growing and some survey data that shows how influencers impact B2B marketing campaigns on LinkedIn.

In today’s episode, we discuss the new “Recommendations” section in Google Search Console. Should you follow these recommendations blindly, or take them with a grain of salt? We also talk about how to make the most of your holiday SMS campaigns and some preliminary e-commerce data for Black Friday/Cyber Monday.

In today’s episode, we talk about the new AI sales assistant being tested by Google. What does it mean for SEO and how should you prepare for it? We also discuss the growing popularity of “buy now, pay later” plans and how recent data suggests mobile internet growth is slowing down.

In today’s episode, we take a look at all the major social media platforms to see how each of them handles external links. We also talk about a recent controversy surrounding WordPress’ parent company Automattic and review some insights LinkedIn released about their algorithm.

In today’s episode, we talk about Coca-Cola’s recent AI-generated ad campaign and the lack of engagement they achieved with audiences. We also discuss OpenAI hiring Google’s former Chrome engineer and some new features that Threads is testing.

In today’s episode, we discuss the rising cost per mille (CPM) on social platforms. Which sites are the most expensive and which ones are the best bargain? We also talk about the new first-party data solution released by Google and how Threads is prioritizing content from followed accounts over recommended content.

In today’s episode, we discuss the Department of Justice’s proposal that Google be forced to give up Chrome to break up its monopoly. We also talk about Snapchat testing “sponsored snaps” with their campaign for the movie Wicked and Google’s new AI-powered shopping tools.

In this episode, we review insights from leading marketers on Black Friday. Is it still relevant? We also discuss Meta’s new ad delivery system and how Google’s AI-powered Gemini is improving its memory.

In today’s episode, we look at reports that Google Analytics data is being delayed for some users. We also discuss how YouTube has become the preferred platform for consuming podcasts and review a recent forecast that predicts what go-to-market strategies might look like in 2025.

In today’s episode, we compare ChatGPT’s search results to Google’s. Are they different? Is one better than the other? We also discuss Spotify’s expanding video features and Facebook’s shift to using “views” as the primary metric for reels, videos, posts, and stories.

In today’s episode, we’re discussing some interesting social app growth trends uncovered by Pew Research. Which platforms are used the most? We also talk about some new data that shows which generation does the most online shopping and a survey that gives insights into how marketers will use AI in 2025.

In today’s episode, we take a look at X’s user base. They touted increased engagement during the election, but what’s the real story? We also discuss some new video consumption trends uncovered by Snapchat and a report that Threads will start displaying ads in early 2025.

In today’s episode, we look at a new study that suggests consumers aren’t overly impressed with AI. In fact, many are skeptical of it. We also talk about a rumor that Instagram downranks sponsored content and the latest Google core update.

In today’s episode, we look at a recent survey that reveals what consumers want from a Black Friday and Cyber Monday campaign. We also discuss data that shows which demographics are still using Facebook and the new hyperlinks that are appearing in YouTube’s comment section.

In today’s episode, we take a look at a potential social media ban in Australia for anyone under 16. We also discuss a study that shows LinkedIn video posts get 3x more reach than text posts and how Google is experimenting with dynamic ad placement.

In today’s episode, we look at viral content—specifically, what makes it go viral in the first place? We also talk about how retailers are more cautious about setting up temporary holiday pop-ups this year and YouTube launches new analytics tools for creators.

In today’s episode, we look at the impact of Google’s most recent update—it turns out a lot of websites are seeing more traffic after the update. We’ll also talk about what’s happening with featured snippets, some recent SaaS pricing trends, and a new tool that lets you see how competitors are impacting your ad campaigns.