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TLDR Marketing
Reddit for mid-funnel research, lifecycle mapping, fast landing pages
Ahrefs' Digest
Google AI ranking factors, and more
The Rundown AI
America's newest answer to China's open AI
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Ahrefs' Digest
Best of the Week
We Asked 1,042 Content Marketers If Their Blog Works. Just 14% Said Yes
Only 14% of content marketers report success, largely because they are doing more of the strategies that correlate with weak performance; the author questions if this is due to marketers seeking shortcuts.
Latest Podcast
Ariel Rubin, VP of Content at Air, discusses viral marketing tactics, including a $2,500 Webby-nominated video and growing Instagram from 6,000 to nearly 70,000 followers organically.
The Rundown AI
Latest Developments
a16z’s top AI apps list follows the money
Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) released its 7th edition of the Top 100 Gen AI Consumer Apps, revealing that ChatGPT has triple the paid subscribers of its competitors. The report shows only 4.5% of Americans pay for chatbots, with high spenders averaging $903 monthly. Subscriptions remain the primary monetization strategy for 84% of the featured AI-native web apps.
Lenny's Newsletter
60+ new creative growth ideas
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