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📣 PPC Prediction: ChatGPT will introduce Ads via Microsoft. 💡 Google makes an average of $47 per user, driving $300B annually with a 90% share of the search market. Meanwhile, OpenAI is burning $5B per year while holding just 4% of the search market. That’s roughly $15 per user. They’ve launched a $200/month pro subscription, but let’s be real, most users won’t pay that. 🤑 So, how will OpenAI sustain itself? Here’s the likely answer: ads. Think about it: - Microsoft is overhauling their Channel Partners to increase distribution. - Google’s entire search empire runs on ad revenue. - OpenAI is scaling fast but needs to close the gap between costs and revenue. - Ads could turn ChatGPT into a profitable search disruptor. But at what cost? - Will ads compromise the trust users have in ChatGPT? - How will this change the way we consume AI-generated information?

Ameet Khabra

Founder @ Hop Skip Media (Google/Meta Ads)

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I know that some folks like to cite Sam Altman where he says that they would never have ads within the platform but I believe it was a CFO who recently said that it's an idea that they've considered but aren't moving forward with right now. I don't see Sam winning this one. Their premium version price tag is far too high and the average user will not pay it. They're not making money but also their stakeholders are out of cash that they want to see a return on and I think that pressure will lead them to ads.

Tom Bowen

Google Ads Specialist - Lost my hair learning Google Ads, so you don’t have to 🧑🏻🦲

2w

A shame but predictable. Quite a key difference but if ads are at the bottom of the results, rather than first then it may build trust. You receive your organic result, with products ads then at the bottom, making the product ads look more tailored

Andrei Aciobanitei

Digital Marketing Executive | Specialist in Paid Socials & Google Ads with a background in Logistics and H&S

2w

If I think about it, you must be right. They will find a way to implement ads, as it seems a good way to bring revenue to the company.

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