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OpenAI is testing Sponsored Agents, an ad format that opens a labeled conversation instead of a landing page, and it now connects to Shopify. Here is what US brands should test first.
Meta pulled its Creator Marketplace and Partnership Ads Hub into one place and opened new APIs. Here is what it means for Korean and Japanese brands running creator programs in the United States.
Klaviyo is going headless and exposing hundreds of tools and APIs to AI systems like Claude and ChatGPT. Here is what the shift means for Korean and Japanese brands building U.S. retention.
TikTok Shop has tightened its rules on promotional content, banning misleading and manipulative practices. Here is what creators and brands selling in the U.S. need to change.
Meta merged its creator tools into one hub and pushed live video ads to Instagram. Here is what it means for Korean and Japanese brands building a U.S. audience through UGC.
Google is automatically upgrading eligible Search campaigns to AI Max throughout September 2026. Here is how to audit your accounts, protect your budget, and adapt your bidding strategy.
Meta has introduced its AI Business Assistant, offering free campaign audits and strategy tools that help international brands optimize their US ad spend.
Meta is testing a native Reply to Keywords feature in Ads Manager. Discover how this tool helps Japanese and Korean brands bypass landing page friction and scale US sales.
Shopify now supports native WhatsApp marketing consent collection at checkout, providing Korean and Japanese DTC brands with a powerful, cost-effective tool to engage global and U.S. consumers.
Amazon and OpenAI are bringing advertising into ChatGPT for select U.S. advertisers. Here is what the shift means and how overseas consumer brands can get ready.
