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May 28, 2026

OpenAI expands its ChatGPT advertising platform to more advertisers in key markets like the US Canada Australia and New Zealand The self service platform now uses a CPC model with a suggested bid around 35 and a 25 daily minimum budget This move aims to monetize free users while maintaining user experience and privacy with ads clearly labeled and separate from AI responses

OpenAI expands its ChatGPT advertising platform to more advertisers in key markets like the US Canada Australia and New Zealand The self service platform now uses a CPC model with a suggested bid around 35 and a 25 daily minimum budget This move aims to monetize free users while maintaining user experience and privacy with ads clearly labeled and separate from AI responses
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