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Zuckerberg plans to "eliminate" Social Media Marketing agencies: Artificial Intelligence takes control of social media platforms.

Mark Zuckerberg, billionaire, plans to close SMMA firms. He argues that corporations will no longer require strategic planning, audience identification, or data interpretation in the impending future.

Zuckerberg plans to "eliminate" Social Media Marketing agencies: Artificial Intelligence takes control of social media platforms.

The AI-Driven Future: Transforming Social Media Advertising and Construction

In the world of Mark Zuckerberg, AI isn't just a buzzword—it's the key to revolutionizing social media advertising and the construction industry. By May 1, as discussed on the Stratechery podcast, Zuckerberg outlined a new approach that entails: AI-generated visuals, AI-drafted copy, AI-targeted audiences, AI-measured results, all on Facebook's platforms. Critics view this move as a hostile takeover of the advertising market. In the Russian information sphere, jokes circulated about SMO specialists becoming couriers due to a shortage in Moscow.

Fast forward, Starbucks made headlines recently by opening its first 3D-printed coffee shop in the US. A robot was the master builder, constructing the walls and roof of the building.

But let's dig deeper into this AI-driven future.

Evolving Social Media Advertising

AI use in social media advertising is set to explode. By 2025, marketers are expected to heavily invest in AI tools for social ads, aiming to boost engagement and targeting. AI enables granular audience segmentation, real-time data analysis, and ad variation testing, driving better personalization and higher ROI.

Mark Zuckerberg's Meta is likely to capitalize on this trend with deeper AI capabilities in its social media platforms. By combining generative AI with advanced ad tech, Meta promises to create highly personalized and scalable advertising experiences. These tools will allow advertisers to automatically generate, customize, and optimize ad content for targeted audiences, streamlining the process.

Other key trends in 2025 include generative AI-powered content creation at scale, hyper-personalization, predictive analytics, transition from third-party cookies, and social platforms growing as ad channels.

Revolutionizing Construction

Starbucks' 3D-printed coffee shop is more than just a novelty—it symbolizes the impact of AI-driven automation and digital manufacturing technologies on the construction industry, with potential to accelerate building processes, reduce labor costs, and offer previously unthinkable design flexibility.

Beyond that, automation of complex, repetitive building tasks, AI-assisted project planning, predictive maintenance, and supply chain optimization are poised to reshape the construction landscape. AI will bring enhanced precision, customization, and efficiency, making it the driving force behind future construction projects.

In summary, the future belongs to AI. In social media advertising, it will drive more efficient, data-driven campaigns with measurable impact, dominating with hyper-personalization, generative content creation, and predictive analytics. In the construction industry, AI-driven automation, digital fabrication, and AI-assisted project management will transform the way we build, with faster, cost-effective, and highly customizable structures becoming the norm.

  • I, as a marketer in 2025, anticipate investing heavily in AI tools for social media advertising, leveraging capabilities like granular audience segmentation, real-time data analysis, and ad variation testing to improve personalization and return on investment.
  • In the construction sphere, I envision AI becoming the driving force behind future projects, bringing enhanced precision, customization, and efficiency to tasks like automating complex, repetitive building tasks, project planning, predictive maintenance, and supply chain optimization.
Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire, intends to terminate SMMAgencies. According to our reporting, he foresees a future where businesses won't require innovative solutions, audience targeting, or data processing.

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