Adam presents Leelive, an AI advertising platform by Taboola that redirects marketing spend from Google and Meta to independent publishers. Google and Meta capture 70% of ad dollars. Leelive matches advertisers with sites like CNBC and ESPN, and Taboola says it distributes $1.5 billion annually to millions of websites.
This guy spends $1 billion a year to save the internet. My name is Adam, and I will give you $1,000 by the end of this video. The internet is broken. It's controlled by two websites, Google and Meta. 70% of marketing money goes to them, and millions of internet websites don't get that money even though they make amazing content. I never had a job. I never went to college, but I had this big idea to save the internet. You think you can do it? I think we can do it. His idea was simple. Find companies with marketing money. Insurance companies, travel agencies, and car brands. And then find websites with amazing content. CNBC, NBC News, ESPN, Yahoo, USA Today, and millions of other websites. And then Connect them. So it's a platform that connects advertisers with independent websites automatically. Yeah. So advertisers get customers, websites make money, and it's a win-win. You know, the internet we love so much wins. It's called Leelive, an AI advertising platform by Taboola. Someone clicked on an image of a saw, went to the website, and bought it. That's the first money ever made. How did that feel? Amazing. I called my mom. And from this simple idea, Taboola sends $1.5 billion every year to millions of websites. I don't want an internet of two websites, of two platforms. To me, that is the biggest miss of what made the internet beautiful. And his company went public on the NASDAQ here in New York. This is cool. So I'm advertising now on CBS News and people see nas.com on CBS News, not Instagram or Facebook, and I get clicks and customers. If you're watching this video, I want to give you $1,000 to promote your business and support the internet. Click on this link or comment "realize" $1,000 on me. The internet should not be two websites. We need millions of them. That's why Adam and his team are saving the internet. Good luck!
