Tuesday, March 10

Today's Essential Marketing News & Tips

Be happy for your Northeastern U.S. friends this week. They’re getting their first glimpse of sunshine and warmth in 2026. ☀️

🌟 Today’s Highlights:

  • X is giving creators new monetization opportunities

  • Google Ads is automatically adding AI voice-overs to PMax video ads

  • You don’t need more AI tools, you need to figure out how to work with them

  • 📊 Stat of the Day: AI assistants now equal 56% of global search engine volume. (Source: Graphite IO’s Ethan Smith)

  • 💡 Today’s Insight: 10 Reddit comment frameworks that drive engagement

😬 Are You Still Employing a 2023 Operating Model?

Gaining AI leverage is not just about tools, it’s about how you work.

Your company’s rhythm of business, information sharing protocols, systems choices, and document naming conventions will all influence AI’s ability to help.

Ambient’s 8-week pilot program combines an operating model assessment with best in class tech.

It’s time to stop operating like it’s 2023.

Join 150 leadership teams already using Ambient.

⚡️ Today’s Headlines ⚡️

✍️ X launched new updates to its creator subscription options. The options provide more ways for creators to make money through expanded incentives, such as paywalled content, and improved management tools.

🚨 Meta Ads Plateauing? At $10M ARR, branded ads slow you down. Grapevine pairs UGC + landing pages to cut CPAs 20%+ and do the creator work for you. Start with 1 free creator.

🎥 Google Ads added AI voice-overs to PMax video ads. The new update aims to enhance the viewer experience of PMax video ads, but a word of warning: Google is automatically enrolling advertisers unless they opt out by March 20.

 Think you have no time to learn AI? Join over 1M+ professionals & subscribe to Superhuman AI. It’s a free, daily newsletter that delivers the latest AI news, insights, & tools, all in three minutes →

🗣️ X added Grok-powered audio to long-form articles. The new option enables users to listen to long-form articles posted to the app powered by the voice of xAI’s Grok artificial intelligence chatbot.

📣 Wanna get in front of 200,000 B2B decision makers? We’ve delivered hundreds of thousands of leads, clients, customers, & users. Get in touch here →

💡 Today’s Insight 💡

🗞 TL;DR - Most marketers fail on Reddit because they write comments that sound like ads… and Reddit doesn’t respond lightly to ads. Launch Club’s Ken Savage outlined 10 proven comment frameworks that work, and we’ve listed the highlights for you below.

💡 Insight - The top winning move to master Reddit marketing? Be useful first, be human, then casually exist as a company. But if you need some thought-starters to help you get in the correct mindset, here’s the top 5 frameworks:

  1. The ‘been there done that’ comment - When someone is struggling or asking how to do something you’ve already solved, start with personal experience, share the mistake you made, share what finally worked, and if it fits, soft mention your brand at the end. Reddit rewards vulnerability over authority.

  2. The counterintuitive insight - In a thread where everyone is repeating the same advice, consider gently challenging the advice, explain why it fails, and offer a smarter alternative. Reddit loves contrarian thinking when it’s earned through experience, not just hot takes.

  3. The tactical mini playbook - When someone asks how to do something step-by-step, give a short numbered list (3-5 steps max), keep it practical and actionable, stop before it turns into a lecture, and mention your company as context. Provide clear value that people can implement immediately.

  4. The mistake warning - When someone is about to make a common and expensive mistake, validate their plan first, warn them about one specific pitfall, explain exactly how to avoid it without bragging about your credibility. You’ll sound like a helpful guide, not a salesman with an agenda.

  5. The data point drop - In discussions that are heavy on opinions and light on facts, drop one real data point, explain what changed it for you, keep the number believable, and don’t provide links unless someone asks. Reddit respects specific numbers when they’re not overly bombastic.

Want to see the remaining 5 Reddit comment frameworks? Check out the full article on Search Engine Land here.

🤖 The future of marketing agencies isn't getting more clients... it's more leverage! Learn the exact AI Systems that 7-figure agency owners are using to hit 8-figures and beyond here!

🙇 How Can I Help You This Week?

😤 Been burned by a marketing agency before? Same story I hear every week. That’s why this month I’m making warm introductions to agencies I’ve personally vetted & trust with my own money. Let me help you find the perfect agency 100% free here →

🚀 Looking for a marketing silver bullet? For a limited time, you can get lifetime access to every single one of the 250 Growth Hacks I've ever shared, easily searchable and sortable + all future Growth Hacks for 82% off here!

Bonus:

🤖 Not sure where to use AI in your business? Very few entrepreneurs I speak to have identified exactly where AI actually saves them the most time or money. I had Nathan audit my businesses, identify the highest-ROI AI automations, and build them end-to-end. We now save hours every week across onboarding, reporting, and client comms. See if you qualify for the same free strategy session with him here →

📳 Want more sales calls? My personal growth team builds the trust engine that warms leads up and books calls on autopilot. Get More Quality Leads Here →

📣 Wanna get in front of 200,000 B2B decision makers? We’ve delivered hundreds of thousands of leads, clients, customers, & users. Get in touch here →

Love this newsletter? Refer a friend, coworker, or follower here:

Want more leads, clients, customers, or users? Advertise with us here →

😭 Subscribed to too many newsletters? Meco fixed this, now I read all my newsletters in one clean 100% free app! Get to inbox zero here →

(Don’t click here, it’s just a test for our filters, here)

This newsletter may include paid promotions or affiliate links. We may earn compensation if you sign up through them. See our Privacy Policy here.