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United News of India
11-07-2025
- Business
- United News of India
Turkish competition authority imposes a fine on Google
New Delhi, July 11 (UNI) The Turkish Competition Authority announced on Thursday that it had decided to impose a penalty of TL 355.1 million (approx $8.9 million) on search giant Google. The decision has taken into consideration Google's failure to follow the regulatory instructions of the board. The Turkish Competition Authority is a regulatory watchdog based in Turkey. It is a government organization that ensures fair competition in the markets of goods and services. In a statement released by the board, the authority found non-compliance by Google, as per the Protection of Competition Act, for distorting fair competition in the market. The Protection of Competition Act is designed to prevent practices that hinder competition in Turkey's markets. It also oversees the ongoing mergers and acquisitions within Turkey. In June Turkish Competition Authority also ordered an investigation into Google's Performance Max (PMax) campaign, in charge of combining data from multiple sources to hamper competition. Google Performance Max (PMax) enables advertisers to promote their business across Google Ads. UNI SAS PRS
Yahoo
14-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
New Google Advertising Playbook by Fospha Reveals 61% Growth Potential Remaining in Performance Max and Search
LONDON, April 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Fospha, the full-funnel marketing measurement platform, has launched its latest research uncovering the key to maximizing Google Performance Max (PMAX) and Paid Search performance in 2025. With brands increasing spend in Google's Demand Capture arsenal, understanding its true return and optimizing for maximum efficiency is more critical than ever. The new Google Performance Max & Paid Search Playbook provides brands with the data-driven insights needed to outperform the competition. Key insights from the playbook include: Last Click attribution leaves Google performance invisible: Performance Max is undervalued by 33% by Last Click, while for Search it's a huge 59%. Fospha reveals that in 2025, adopting full-funnel measurement is no longer a luxury, it's a necessity for profitable growth. Strategic allocation of Google budgets is crucial: Fospha's top-performing Retail brands allocate 55% to PMAX and 12% to Paid Search. Brands have significant potential to scale PMAX & Search: there is an average of 61% headroom for profitable growth in these channels Brands already leveraging Fospha's measurement solutions are seeing significant improvements in their PMAX and Search strategies. A leading DTC apparel brand used Fospha's insights to optimize their PMAX creative strategy, contributing to a 87% increase in YoY blended revenue. "Brands know that Google Performance Max has huge potential, but without the right measurement and optimization strategies, they're flying blind," said Sam Carter, CEO of Fospha. "This Playbook gives brands a clear roadmap to maximizing PMAX and Search performance, ensuring every marketing dollar works harder in 2025." To download a free copy of the Google Performance Max & Paid Search Playbook, visit About Fospha Fospha is a full-funnel marketing measurement platform, empowering leading retail brands to spend smarter and grow faster. For over 10 years, Fospha has pioneered privacy-safe measurement, restoring visibility lost due to data privacy changes and providing brands with the granularity of attribution and the predictive power of MMM in a single algorithm. For more information, visit Contact: Snezhina Kashukeeva, Logo - View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Fospha


Mid East Info
10-02-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
How AI is Reshaping Digital Marketing in Pharma, Health, and Wellness – Exclusive Interview with Ahmed Samy
Ahmed, as a digital marketing leader specializing in health and wellness, how do you see AI reshaping social media marketing for pharmaceutical, health, and wellness brands? AI is revolutionizing how brands connect with healthcare professionals, patients, caregivers, and the public. It enables hyper-personalization, optimizes ad performance, and enhances engagement while ensuring strict compliance with pharma regulations. At Eureka Digital, we have seen AI-driven strategies drastically improve campaign effectiveness and audience interaction. You mentioned AI's role in optimizing campaigns. How exactly does it improve pharma advertising while maintaining compliance? AI-driven platforms like Meta's Advantage Plus and Google Performance Max analyze massive data sets to refine targeting and optimize ad performance. For example, if AI detects that certain demographics engage more with video content about migraine treatments, it will automatically allocate more budget to video ads rather than static images. AI also helps prevent ad fatigue by suggesting creative changes when engagement starts to drop. This is something we actively monitor at Eureka Digital to keep campaigns performing at their best. Speaking of engagement, you mentioned AI enhancing audience interaction. How do AI-powered agents improve communication with healthcare professionals, patients, caregivers, and the public? AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants have changed the game. They provide instant responses, schedule appointments, and personalize interactions. For example, a chatbot for a dermatology brand can answer FAQs about ingredients and usage. A pharma company can use AI to guide patients through treatment eligibility criteria. AI can also engage healthcare professionals by curating relevant medical content. If an oncologist frequently interacts with cancer research, AI can recommend studies or webinars. The same applies to caregivers, who often research treatments for their loved ones, and the public seeking reliable health information. You've talked about AI personalizing engagement, but how does it balance personalization with regulatory compliance in content creation? This is one of the biggest challenges in pharma marketing, and AI helps solve it. At Eureka Digital, we leverage AI tools trained on regulatory guidelines to create compliant social media posts, reducing legal risks. But compliance isn't enough. Content must also be engaging. AI helps tailor content for different audience segments. A fitness enthusiast might see content about post-workout recovery supplements. A caregiver might receive information on managing a loved one's medications. The public might get general wellness tips. AI also enables large-scale A/B testing, helping us determine what resonates best with different audiences. Earlier, you mentioned AI's role in tracking engagement. Can it also help brands manage crises and protect their reputation? Absolutely. AI-powered social listening tools can detect early signs of negative sentiment, such as concerns about a new medication's side effects, before they escalate. This allows brands to respond proactively rather than reactively. AI also tracks emerging health trends. If conversations about seasonal allergies spike, an antihistamine brand can launch a timely educational campaign. This is especially useful for caregivers who rely on online discussions to make informed decisions. At Eureka Digital, we use AI insights to refine strategies and stay ahead of potential issues before they become major concerns. You've highlighted AI's role in optimizing ads, engagement, and content. What about AI-generated influencers? Do they have a place in pharma and wellness marketing? Definitely. AI-generated influencers offer brands a controlled, regulatory-compliant way to engage audiences. Unlike human influencers, who may go off-script, AI influencers stick to medically accurate, pre-approved messaging. They can act as long-term brand ambassadors, continuously educating audiences about nutrition, supplements, and wellness without the risk of misinformation. For pharma brands, this is a game-changer because it allows for precise, regulatory-friendly communication. Given everything you've shared, what is your advice for pharma and wellness brands looking to integrate AI into their social media strategies? AI is no longer just a futuristic concept. It is already transforming the industry. My advice is to embrace it strategically. Use AI to enhance, not replace, human creativity and expertise. Prioritize compliance, trust, and value-driven content. At Eureka Digital, we have seen how AI-driven marketing can deliver exceptional results, but the key is balancing technology with the human touch. Brands that get this balance right will be the ones that thrive.