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  1. Do This, NOT That: Marketing Tips with Jay Schwedelson
  2. What’s Up THIS WEEK! The Popup Trick You Are Ignoring 🤯 ➕ The Fast Food Burger That Broke The Internet 👀 | Ep. 472
What’s Up THIS WEEK! The Popup Trick You Are Ignoring 🤯 ➕ The Fast Food Burger That Broke The Internet 👀 | Ep. 472

What’s Up THIS WEEK! The Popup Trick You Are Ignoring 🤯 ➕ The Fast Food Burger That Broke The Internet 👀 | Ep. 472

Do This, NOT That: Marketing Tips with Jay Schwedelson · Mar 10, 2026

Unlock 29% conversion rates with timed pop-ups, see which brands are flooding ChatGPT with ads, and explore new brand partnerships.

Major Retail and Travel Brands Are Rapidly Adopting ChatGPT for Advertising

In just two weeks, over 100 brands like Sephora, Target, and Expedia began advertising on ChatGPT. This rapid adoption by major players signals a significant new channel for reaching consumers actively seeking information.

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Do This, NOT That: Marketing Tips with Jay Schwedelson·6 days ago

Timed Website Pop-Ups on Pricing Pages Can Drive a 29% Conversion Rate

Marketers should implement timed pop-ups, especially on pricing pages. This underutilized tactic can capture hesitant customers by offering a last-minute incentive, reportedly generating conversion rates as high as 29%.

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What’s Up THIS WEEK! The Popup Trick You Are Ignoring 🤯 ➕ The Fast Food Burger That Broke The Internet 👀 | Ep. 472

Do This, NOT That: Marketing Tips with Jay Schwedelson·6 days ago

McDonald's CEO's Inauthentic Burger Bite Creates a Viral Social Media Backlash

A campaign featuring the McDonald's CEO eating a new oversized burger went viral for the wrong reasons. His tiny, seemingly forced bite was perceived as inauthentic, leading to mockery and highlighting the risks of executive-led social media promotions.

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What’s Up THIS WEEK! The Popup Trick You Are Ignoring 🤯 ➕ The Fast Food Burger That Broke The Internet 👀 | Ep. 472

Do This, NOT That: Marketing Tips with Jay Schwedelson·6 days ago