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We’ve got a special Decoder today — I had the chance to talk with Amy Lanzi, the CEO of Digitas North America, in front of a live audience at the Uber Villa at the Cannes Lions advertising festival in the South of France. I know, it’s a hard gig, but I do it for you. Amy has been on Decoder three ti
Google is updating its image generator to make it faster and cheaper, making it a more useful tool for creators looking to make AI content.
For most enterprises, a 90-second training video or a product explainer has never been an easy ask. It means a well planned brief, an internal film crew or an outside vendor, a shoot, an edit, and a round of revisions. Change one line of on-screen text due to a legal review and the whole chain runs
Users will be able use AI to create newsletters based on their recordings.
Everybody wants to own the media, and the country’s fastest-growing new-age consumer brands are no exception. Faced with rising customer…
India's new data protection law, effective November 2026, mandates robust consent management. Many businesses struggle with fragmented systems, risking hefty fines. Compass launches NodGuard, a consent infrastructure designed to integrate with existing marketing tools. It ensures DPDP compliance by
You shipped a beautiful web application. Clean code, smooth UX, fast on your machine. Then you check Google Search Console and realize your pages are barely indexed, your structured data is throwing errors, and half your canonical tags are pointing to the wrong URLs. Sound familiar? Technical SEO is
Audiences love them some Spider-Man, and they looooooove watching trailers for 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day.'
Rishi Chadha, Utkarsh Goyal, and Saikat Das are building YRAL, a short-form AI video platform where every influencer is an AI agent, and any user can create and monetize one under 2 minutes
The new app, which is currently being tested with select creators, will have Facebook's recently launched AI creator assistant built into it.
Status: this is a live postmortem, not a victory lap. As I write this the site is still at 0 indexed pages. The interesting part isn't the win — it's the diagnosis. I run 커피콩 (CoffeeCong), a Korean coffee-rewards app. Alongside it I shipped a programmatic-SEO site: a "workability" map of Seoul cafes
Last year I watched an AI engine praise a client in one sentence and cite only their competitors in the next. The client was thrilled to be "mentioned." I was not, because a mention you cannot trace back to your own URL is applause with no door behind it. That gap is the whole problem with AI search
How URL Shorteners Generate Unique Links Every day, millions of people share links using services like TinyURL, Bitly, and Rebrandly. Instead of sharing a long and messy URL, these platforms convert it into a short, clean link that is easier to remember and share. But have you ever wondered how thes
Every platform has character limits, and most people only find out when they've already written too much. Here's a reference guide to the limits that actually matter — and how to write efficiently within them. Type Limit Tweet 280 characters Tweet with media 280 characters Display name 50 characters
Most developers treat SEO like a dark art — something you hire a specialist for and hope for the best. But here's the truth: SEO is just structured data + automation + consistency. And if you can write a Python script, you can build a content engine that outranks sites with 10x your budget. I've bee
The complete inside story behind blog2video.app I tried hiring someone to turn my blog posts into videos for YouTube, but it didn’t work out. Each video required at least five hours of editing and production, which added up to around $30K for about 50 Substack posts—making it economically infeasible
Most developers think about SEO the wrong way. They write blog posts. They optimise their landing page. They add meta tags and hope Google notices. That's broadcasting. You're shouting into the void and waiting. There's a better move: interception. Find the exact moment a developer is in pain. Meet
