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TikTok is testing an AI-generated intro tool for LIVE hosts and just launched The Creator’s Cut, a newsletter built for TikTok LIVE creators. Here is what both updates mean for brands and streamers.
Snapchat’s new Commerce Power Pack bundles AI ad tools for the holiday season, with early results showing 23% lower cost per purchase and 37% higher ROAS. Here is what’s inside and who should test it.
Meta rolled out its Meta One subscription service globally on September 15, 2026, bundling AI tools and business features across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Here is what each pricing tier includes and whether your business needs one.
Pinterest’s expanded Nvidia partnership makes its AI-powered visual search up to 7.3x faster and lets Pinterest Assistant process 25x more visual context per request. Here is what the infrastructure upgrade means for advertisers.
Snap unveiled its $2,195 standalone Specs AR glasses at a September 16, 2026 launch event in Los Angeles, with no phone or puck required. Here is what the hardware does and what it means for brands already building on Snapchat.
Adobe’s 2026 design trends report closes with Maximalist, Chaotic Layouts, a bold reaction against hyper-polished AI visuals. Here is what defines the trend, why it’s trending now, and where it works best.
Amazon Ads piloted a new partnership with OpenAI on September 10, 2026, letting select advertisers run conversational ads inside ChatGPT through Amazon’s DSP. Here is how the pilot works and what it means for digital marketing budgets.
Pinterest’s AI-powered Performance+ suite is now posting real numbers: up to 20% lower costs per action, 19% more checkout revenue, and an 80% edge over traditional campaigns in A/B testing. Here is what’s inside the suite and how to use it.
A new Emplifi study of over 520,000 Instagram posts found creator-published brand collaborations deliver more than 5x the amplification of standard brand posts in ecommerce and retail. Here is what it means for your creator strategy.
Adobe Express opens its 2026 design trends report with a sensory shift: materials that mimic touch, sound, and motion. Here is what defines the All Our Senses, to the Max trend and where it fits your next design project.
