Welcome to the latest episode of the "Hold My Beard Marketing Podcast" with your hosts, Mitch and Jake. This week, we dive into the power of nostalgia in marketing, discussing McDonald's new collector's cups and how nostalgia can be a potent strategy for connecting with audiences. We also cover significant news in the digital marketing world, including Google's recent loss in an antitrust case and what it means for the future of search and advertising. How will this impact your ad costs and strategies? Tune in to find out. In a surprising twist, we explore how Uber is set to make over a billion dollars in ad revenue this year, driven by its Uber Eats platform. Plus, we discuss Hyundai's innovative move to split the CMO role into creative and performance positions, and what this could mean for the future of marketing leadership. Lastly, join us for our "Seven Minutes in Heaven" segment, where we lovingly roast and provide actionable insights for a user-submitted website. If you want your website reviewed, don't forget to drop a comment on our YouTube channel. Follow us on your favorite platform for more marketing insights, tips, and a bit of fun. Catch you next week!