The news: OpenAI introduced a wide swath of app integrations for ChatGPT, pushing the generative AI (genAI) chatbot toward super app status.
Spotify, Booking.com, Zillow, Canva, Figma, and Expedia are now all part of the ChatGPT experience. Integrations with DoorDash, Instacart, Uber, and AllTrails are on the way.
How it works: Users can make direct queries to the apps and complete day-to-day tasks, work functions, or creative work.
Potential use cases within ChatGPT:
Zooming out: ChatGPT—along with platforms like Instagram, X, and TikTok—is working to develop a super app, where users can search, shop, and explore content from a single location. Unlike a search engine or an existing mega app like WeChat, ChatGPT learns from user context and preference to improve its ability to personalize tasks like planning a vacation or recommending songs.
Why it matters: If ChatGPT becomes the gateway through which users book trips, order food, learn skills, and create content, then distribution of discovery and app engagement will change. As apps live directly inside ChatGPT, the traditional web funnel—search, click, and convert—could collapse into a single conversation.
What brands should do next: Start treating ChatGPT like a search engine, app store, and marketplace all in one. Just as brands optimize product listing for visibility in app stores or online marketplaces, marketers should create and tag their content so it can surface naturally in ChatGPT responses.
These generative engine optimization (GEO) strategies include structuring content and product copy with mini headlines and using concrete language over abstract phrasing to boost appearances in output.
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