🤖 TwelveLabs launches Jockey, a video intelligence agent that connects to Claude or ChatGPT. [Sponsored]

🎮 GTA 3’s original cover sparks a 9/11 controversy.

😂 Brands turn to memes to win attention.

💼 The startup hiring mistake that looks like a win.

👟 Can Nike win back its athletes?

🔥 Reformation turns Olivia Jade’s scandal into marketing

Looking for your next content idea? Your customer support team might already have a list.

Every repeated question, confusing feature, or misunderstood policy reveals something customers are struggling to understand. Those conversations can become useful FAQ content, help articles, and answers that support your AEO strategy.

But copying support tickets into a blog post won’t do much good. The information needs to be accurate, accessible, and genuinely helpful.

Here’s how to turn support questions into better content:

• Find recurring questions. Review support tickets, help-center searches, and customer conversations to identify common points of confusion.
• Look for the actual problem. A question about exporting data could involve permissions, pricing plans, or a technical issue. Each needs a different answer.
• Prioritize by impact. Focus on questions that block purchases, onboarding, or important tasks, not just the ones asked most often.
• Choose the right format. Simple questions may belong in an existing FAQ, while complicated workflows deserve a dedicated guide.
• Give complete answers. Include who the information applies to, relevant steps, exceptions, and what to do if something goes wrong.
• Keep answers accessible and current. Publish approved information on crawlable pages, remove private customer details, and update instructions when policies or products change.

And remember: if customers keep reporting a broken feature, a beautifully written FAQ won’t fix it.

Good AEO content starts with understanding what people need to know. Your support inbox can tell you where to look.

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A name and an email address don’t always tell you much about a lead.

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Less guessing who’s behind the form submission, more useful information to work with.

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🔒 Apple’s secret blocklist: How Safari’s restrictions work and which ad tech companies have been affected.

📉 The impact on advertisers and publishers: Why disruptions to ad delivery and audience signals could affect campaign performance, publisher revenue, and programmatic advertising.

📊 The measurement problem: Why winning an ad auction doesn’t always mean an ad actually appeared on a user’s screen.

⚖️ Privacy vs. platform power: What happens when the company controlling the browser also operates an advertising business?

🛠️ What marketers should do next: Audit your ad tech dependencies, verify campaign delivery, strengthen your first-party data strategy, and ask vendors about their contingency plans.

Apple’s approach raises a bigger question for the open web: How do we protect user privacy while maintaining the infrastructure that supports digital advertising?

🎙️ Plus, catch up on Season 2:

• AI Is Killing Entry-Level Marketing Jobs (12:55)
• Microdramas Are Taking Over Marketing (10:43)
• AI CEOs Want to Slow Down. The AI Race Won’t. (11:39)
• Reddit Is Changing SEO & AI Search (10:55)
• The Creator Economy Rules Gaming (43:53)
• Dark Patterns Are Becoming a Legal Problem for Meta (12:06)
• Dissecting the Brand Apology (11:35)
• Google Image Search is… Pinterest? (9:26)
• Sony & The Death of Physical Media (8:57)

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What if all the movie characters you’ve ever loved followed you around in real life?

In Vue’s “Feel It Forever,” directed by Taika Waititi, people walk through the world accompanied by characters from the films they’ve seen. Kids have just a few; lifelong moviegoers have a whole crowd trailing behind them.

When two people go on a cinema date, they leave with a few new additions to their own imaginary entourages. It’s a fun visual for how the films we watch stick with us long after the credits roll.

Sears, 1961