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ChatGPT Ads have officially expanded into the UK, joining a growing list of countries where businesses can advertise within ChatGPT conversations. It's another milestone for OpenAI and another reminder that AI is changing the way people discover information online. For small businesses, though, it's easy to wonder what this actually means. Is ChatGPT about to become the next Google? Should you be setting aside budget for AI advertising? And if your competitors start appearing

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