Take two minutes and Just call dis names,don't Stop

1. Wonderful
2. Counsellor
3. Prince of Peace
4. Eternal Rock of Ages
5. King of Glory
6. Mighty God
7. King of kings
8. Lord of lords
9. Lord of hosts
10. Lilly of the valley
11. Healer
12. Deliverer
13. Provider
14. Creator
15. Potter
16. Day Star
17. Cornerstone
18. Prophet of prophets
19. Saviour
20. I AM THAT I AM
21. Wisdom of God
22. Head of the church
23. Governor
24. Righteous Judge
25. Protector
26. Rock of salvation
27. Shield
28. Merciful God
29. Gracious God
30. Faithful God
31. Giver
32. Victorious in Holiness
33. Consuming Fire
34. El Elyon
35. Jehovah Raphael
36. Jehovah Rohi
37. Jehovah Jireh
38. Jehovah Elgibor
39. Jehovah Sham ah
40. Jehovah Shalom
41. El Olam
42. Defender
43. Redeemer
44. Comforter
45. Trinity in Council
46. Instructor
47. Teacher
48. Inspirer
49. Reminder
50. Invinsible God
51. Hope of Glory
52. Lion of Judah
53. Root of Jesse
54. Man of war
55. Lamb of God
56. Sustainer
57. Convincer
58. Light of the world
59. Restorer
60. Silencer
61. Stiller of storms
62. Proclaimer
63. Father of the fatherless
64. Husband of the widow
65. Smith of heaven
66. The Way
67. The Truth
68. The Life
69. Bread of life
70. Bread Winner
71. Champion of champions
72. Winner of winners
73. Composer
74. Author
75. Finisher
76. Glorious in Holiness
77. Fearful in praises
78. Sleepless God
79. Ancient of days
80. Ageless God
81. Eternal God
82. Excellent God
83. Powerful God
84. Leader of leaders
85. Chief Inventor
86. Convener
87. Compassionate God
88. Commander-in-Chief of heavenly host
89. Worthy King
90. Overseer
91. Moulder
92. Shaper
93. Breaker
94. Praiseworthy God
95. Helper
96. Richer than the richest
97. Older than the oldest
98. Trustworthy God
99. Arranger
100. Master Builder
101. Master Planner
102. Master Minder
103. Arrester
104. Relentless God
105. Voice of hope
106. Beautiful God
107. Alpha and Omega
108.Game Changer
109. Our Refuge
110. Our fortress
111. Our Buckler
112. Our Banner
113. Strong Tower
114. Unchanging changer
115. Rose of Sharon
116. All in All
117. Pillar of our lives
118. The First Born
119. Lamb that was slain
120. The Glory & lifter of our heads
121. The word of God
122. Our Advocate
123. Our High Priest
124. Bishop of our souls
125. High and Lofty one
126. Almighty
127. Our Best Friend
128. On time God
129 Lion of Judah
130 Omnipotent
131. Omnipresent
132 Omniscient
133. Consumming fire Adonai
134. The beginning & the end
135 Living water
136 Unquenchable fire
137. Awesome God
138 Excellent Jehovah
139 Battle Winner
140 Unquestionable God.
141 Jehova Tchidkenu,
142 Mighty one in battle.
143 Glorious in Holiness,
144 Fearful in praises.
145 Mighty man of valour.
146 Miracle worker.
147 Rock of ages.
148 Merciful God.
149 Advocate.
150 Always doing wonders.
151 Amen and Hallelujah.
152 Answer to prayers.
153 Intercessor.
154 Interceptor.
155 Balm of Gilead.
156 Joy of the living.
157 Beautiful Beautifier
158 Brain giver
159 The Holy Cross
160 Ouŕ Precious Blood
There is no one like Him. To Him be the Glory, forever, Amen
How do you feel, after calling these wonderful names? Your battles are settled!🙏🏻
May God bless all those who will read these wonderful names of God to the end and share the blessings to others by sending to atleast 6 people and groups you love and care about.
Make sure you end this month praising God.

Unpacking The Shift To Commerce Media In Digital Advertising

Yet another big shift is happening in digital advertising - a few years into retail media’s rise, and experts now expect “commerce media” to supersede retail media in conversations moving forward. Experts also predict that the commerce media industry will be one of the most important playgrounds for AI in advertising.

To date, “commerce media” has often been used interchangeably with “retail media.” In order to determine whether the two terms actually are interchangeable, I connected with experts at Koddi, a leader in retail and commerce media technology that builds infrastructure for several top commerce media networks. They have an inside understanding of the intricacies that make these ad channels tick, and how networks can differ from one another based on verticals.

The short answer: commerce media is not interchangeable with retail media. Furthermore, according to Koddi, moving forward commerce media will become the top ad channel everyone refers to as an umbrella including verticals like retail, travel, hospitality, and finance.

Read on for more about what this means for digital advertising.

Beyond Retail Media

“Retail media evolved naturally from trade marketing; a practice rooted in decades of experience. While it initially centered on optimizing product visibility within ecommerce, that scope has expanded rapidly in recent years. Commerce media now captures how this model applies beyond retail—whether in travel, finance, or automotive. It’s about seeing the bigger picture of how these different sectors converge. As we move forward, commerce media will be the framework for creating a more integrated and personalized ad experience, improving how consumers engage across industries every day, “ said Koddi President and Co-founder Nicholas Ward.

From Koddi’s perch, commerce media encompasses individual sectors like retail or finance, optimizing and bridging media touch points more holistically across the consumer experience. This tracks with what we’ve seen over the past year or so, with a bevy of drastically different companies entering the space. New commerce media players include not only retailers, but also banks, airlines, payment processors, and hospitality and travel networks.

The single biggest shift driving the rise of commerce media is this widening of focus beyond ecommerce retailers. Other companies are recognizing that the same person who buys milk at Kroger is also shopping on Amazon, as well as traveling, purchasing cars, using PayPal and banking online. Commerce media looks at all of these touchpoints, rather than zeroing in on a single moment in a consumer’s experience.

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The expansion beyond retail is also spurred by technological advancement. While retail media may have its roots in the decades-old practice of trade marketing, the modern digital landscape has opened up new spaces to apply this model in other industries.

"Delivery apps didn’t just streamline delivery—they redefined customer acquisition. Restaurants can now engage high-intent customers exactly when they’re ready to order, turning what used to be passive discovery into immediate action," said Koddi VP of Product Trevor Narayan.

Nowadays, with membership programs like Amazon Prime, companies can amass a huge repository of signals to track consumer interest, which advertisers can leverage to deliver extremely timely, targeted messaging on-site and elsewhere. According to a recent Prosper Insights & Analytics survey, over 50% of Gen-Z (the generation that shops online the most, according to Capital One) have an Amazon Prime membership. Technological advancements, in combination with the increasing prevalence of tech-native generations, opens the door for more companies to succeed using Amazon’s model.

As a result of digital evolution, companies from a variety of backgrounds can now activate data better than ever. This is a major part of why experts predict that retail media will quickly come to be viewed as a subset of commerce media - with commerce media being the overall category for this type of advertising engagement where companies leverage first-party data to enable brands to connect with customers in ways that enhance the consumer experience.

A great non-retail example of this expansion is PayPal, which recently announced plans for its own commerce media ad platform. The Prosper Insights & Analytics survey also found that 56.2% of Millennials, 48.8% of Gen-Z and 48.7% of Americans age 18+ use PayPal. As a result, PayPal sits on a wealth of commerce signals that are invaluable for optimizing all manner of marketing and advertising efforts. As payment options are increasingly woven directly into various consumer touchpoints on the shopping journey​, this positions PayPal to create value for advertisers and (hopefully) an enhanced experience for consumers who frequent the payment platform.

AI is perhaps the most exciting piece of the commerce media tech story. Commerce media offers a virtually limitless proving ground for all kinds of AI models - during a time when investors are hungry to see AI working profitably.

“Commerce media is an amazing stage for AI, particularly because you can observe different AI models creating value in many different ways, on all sides of the performance advertising business,” said Nanda Lella, Koddi’s Chief Technology Officer.
It’s still early, but Koddi’s team pointed out three types of AI already showing outsized impact across commerce media:

● Deep Learning in Trend Prediction

The predictive nature of AI takes center stage in commerce media because data is truly king in commerce media. With strong zero and first-party data, AI can help buyers analyze historical customer interactions, purchasing behavior, and contextual signals in real time. Deep learning models can also anticipate user needs, show relevant content, and predict future trends.

Machine Learning in Campaign Optimization

Insight-driven campaigns are the new normal. Until now, the bulk of marketing and ad campaigns have been largely reactive. AI shines here because it encourages marketers into a much more proactive approach to planning budgets and initiatives.

● Generative AI in Advertising Creative

Generative AI greatly reduces the cost to scale creative, requiring a much smaller initial investment of resources. Koddi predicts that this kind of AI will make static ads a distant memory, based on its ability to automate the timely creation of personalized, custom creative that is informed by contextual data like geographical location, local pricing or even weather conditions.

The industry is leaning into AI applications because by and large they enhance workflows, as well as enrich interactions between publishers, brands, and consumers. As such, it makes sense that AI would be a key tool for enhancing the customer experience and creating a sustainable ecosystem, if commerce media is to become a top advertising channel, as it seems to be moving toward.

As digital advertising expands, commerce media seems poised to reshape the landscape in profound ways. The driving force behind this paradigm shift is its ability to leverage consumer signals from more than just retail to seamlessly bridge every stage of the consumer journey. And extremely close to the heart of this trend is AI. As AI models become more and more integrated into commerce media strategies, experts expect that advertisers will hone their ability to deliver more timely and targeted ads that better cater to each consumers’ needs and preferences. This fusion of technology and data is what makes commerce media not only the next frontier of digital advertising but also a crucial proving ground for AI innovation, driving value for both businesses and consumers alike.

Credit : Forbes Magazine

Byju’s founder says his edtech startup, once worth $22B, is now ‘worth zero

Byju Raveendran, the founder of the embattled edtech group Byju’s, acknowledged on Thursday afternoon that he made mistakes, mistimed the market, overestimated growth potential, and that his startup, once valued at $22 billion, is now effectively worth “zero.”

Speaking to a group of journalists, Raveendran said the company’s aggressive acquisition of more than two dozen startups to expand into new markets proved fatal when financing dried up in 2022. Byju’s was planning to go public in early 2022 with several investment bankers giving the firm valuation as high as $50 billion, TechCrunch reported earlier.

He alleged that many of his more than 100 investors had urged him to pursue aggressive expansion into as many as 40 markets. But, he added, those very investors got cold feet when global markets tumbled following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, sending the venture capital market into a downward spiral.

Raveendran said many of his investors “ran away,” and the departure of three key backers — Prosus Ventures, Peak XV, and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative — from the company’s board last year made it impossible for the startup to raise additional funds.

Representatives of the aforementioned three firms as well as auditor Deloitte left the startup’s board last year, citing governance issues.

Byju’s has since entered insolvency proceedings, and Raveendran, who no longer controls the company, said: “It’s worth zero. What valuation are you talking about? It’s worth zero.”

Byju’s, once India’s most valuable startup, counts BlackRock, UBS, Lightspeed, QIA, Bond, Silver Lake, Sofina, Verlinvest, Tencent, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, General Atlantic, Tiger Global, Owl Ventures, and World Bank’s IFC among its backers. It has raised more than $5 billion to date.

Raveendran said he remains hopeful that his startup will make a comeback. “I have nothing to lose. I came from a small village. I invested everything I had into the startup.”