Meta narrows its ad revenue gap with Google Search, now about $4B per quarter
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Meta narrows its ad revenue gap with Google Search, now about $4B per quarter
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Rohan Paul, posting on X, says Meta's advertising business is closing in on Google Search, with quarterly revenue now about $4 billion short.
He attributes the gain to AI: Meta served 14% more ads at 12% higher prices because its systems got better at predicting what users want before they search. The post links to a Fiscal.ai video, and the report does not include Meta's or Alphabet's own figures or the period covered.
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META is narrowing the gap between its advertising business and GOOGL Search, with quarterly revenue now just about $4B short.Article timeline
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXMETA is narrowing the gap between its advertising business and GOOGL Search, with quarterly revenue now just about $4B short.AIAI enabled Meta to serve 14% more ads at 12% higher prices because it improved at predicting what people want before they even search.

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