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Alphabet 3Q 2024 Earnings: New Google AdTech - But Future of Search Remains Uncertain Read a deep dive on the AdTech innovations introduced by Google and what they mean for the future of the company for FREE here: https://lnkd.in/g_6s-YVe

Alphabet Inc. (Google's parent company) is reportedly considering acquiring HubSpot, a leading marketing software platform with a $35 billion market cap. If this massive deal goes through, it would be Alphabet's largest acquisition to date. This potential acquisition aligns with Alphabet's strategy of owning the entire marketing technology stack by acquiring companies adjacent to their ads business, similar to previous buys like DoubleClick, AdMob, and Channel Intelligence. While an Alphabet-HubSpot combination could provide customers with an incredibly valuable integrated offering of CRM, cloud services, and marketing tools, there are concerns that regulators may block the deal due to antitrust issues around big tech's growing dominance. #DigitalMarketing #MarTech #Antitrust #BigTech #HubSpot #Alphabet #Google

Google's parent company Alphabet Inc. observes a 13% rise in ad revenue in Q1 2024. More here: https://lnkd.in/gfBsvgmC #digital | #google | #googlechrome | #googleads | #revenue | #businessgrowth | #alphabet

Google’s Strong Earnings Indicate Its Search Dominance Is Going Nowhere https://ift.tt/kelmirJ Google parent Alphabet reported strong earnings this quarter beating analyst expectations, with search advertising powering that growth along with AI-fueled search products. Google Search and other advertising revenue increased by 12% to $49.4 billion in Q3 2024. However, CEO Sundar Pichai and others did not specify on the call with analysts how much of that... via Adweek Feed https://www.adweek.com October 30, 2024 at 04:01PM https://ift.tt/EWd2wvS

Alphabet's Q3 Earnings Exceed Expectations with Record $88.3 Billion Revenue Alphabet's impressive Q3 earnings are a testament to Google's dominance in digital advertising. The company's revenue has reached a record $88.3 billion, driven by core Google ads and AI innovation. Google's expanding YouTube reach has also contributed to the company's success. As Alphabet faces competitive and regulatory pressures, its ability to innovate and adapt will be crucial to its continued growth. Stay ahead of the curve with Purple Cow Services. Our expertise in eCommerce and digital marketing can help you navigate the ever-changing landscape of online advertising. Website: www.purplecowservices.com eMail ID: [email protected] Mobile: +1 (914) 977 5459 #MUB #PCIS #PurpleCowServices #PurpleCow #DigitalMarketing #eCommerce #GoogleAds #AIInnovation #YouTubeReach #AlphabetEarnings #Q3Revenue #OnlineAdvertising #MarketingExpertise #PurpleCowServices

Google (GOOG) stock price may fall by 10% A U.S. judge ruled Google's search dominance unfair, potentially leading to Alphabet's split. This could reshape online advertising and mark a new era in search engine competition. After reaching an all-time high of $193 the stock faced resistance resulting in a decline and eventually breaking Upward-Trending Parallel Channel. Hence, the stock will likely experience a sharp decline of about 10%, finding support between $132 and $131. #StockMarket #StockinFocus #Google #USstocks

Comparison of Advertising Revenue: Google vs. Competitors in Internet Search Google's dominance in the online search market is evident from its advertising revenue, which significantly surpasses that of its competitors. This market power is part of the reason why Alphabet faces serious antitrust scrutiny from regulators in both the US and the EU. If the situation worsens, the company may be forced to divest its assets piece by piece. 📉💼 #Google #Alphabet #AdvertisingRevenue #Antitrust #MarketDominance #InternetSearch #Regulation #Business

Alphabet's Q3 Earnings Exceed Expectations with Record $88.3 Billion Revenue Alphabet's impressive Q3 earnings are a testament to Google's dominance in digital advertising. The company's revenue has reached a record $88.3 billion, driven by core Google ads and AI innovation. Google's expanding YouTube reach has also contributed to the company's success. As Alphabet faces competitive and regulatory pressures, its ability to innovate and adapt will be crucial to its continued growth. Stay ahead of the curve with Purple Cow Services. Our expertise in eCommerce and digital marketing can help you navigate the ever-changing landscape of online advertising. Website: www.purplecowservices.com eMail ID: [email protected] Mobile: +1 (914) 977 5459 #MUB #PCIS #PurpleCowServices #PurpleCow #DigitalMarketing #eCommerce #GoogleAds #AIInnovation #YouTubeReach #AlphabetEarnings #Q3Revenue #OnlineAdvertising #MarketingExpertise #PurpleCowServices

I couldn’t put it in better words than Matt Barash last week, when he posted an image of the Lumascape with the following comment: “Every company here aspires to be as dominant as Google. And if you don't, just call bullshit and give your investors back their capital. Over the past 25 years Google has just made it easier for their customers to say YES! and built a fortified moat. Learn from how they did it. Compete, don’t complain. I will never not find it strange that it's so challenging to give credit where due…”. To add to what Matt said above, many of the critics of Google today are those who contributed to creating the unbalanced and unsustainable situation that the industry is facing and which is finding its natural evolution in the DoJ antitrust trial. If Google is a monopoly, or at least an overly dominant player in advertising today, it is not because of a cunning plan started 20 years ago. It is first and foremost because most of the industry, including most of its vocal critics, allowed it to develop this way. Like a slowly boiling frog. I fear that, concerning media owners and their advertising channels, many of them are building the Google of tomorrow right now, by choosing shortcuts and putting their destiny in the hands of third parties without having shaped their own long term strategies first. And this is happening right when there couldn't be a better time for them to regain control of their advertising revenues. Luckily, it is not too late for them to take a step back and rethink not only their strategies, but also how they are implemented by and across their organisations. #media #advertising #marketing #monetisation #strategy #adtech #programmatic #antitrust #monopoly #audience #data #userexperience #dsp #ssp #headerbidding #atsl24 #ats

$80.5 billion for Google in the first quarter of 2024 Exceptional results for Google in Q1 2024, with growth of 15%.