Date: April 30th, 2026

Summary: Kevin King breaks down the mega earnings showdown where Google, Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft all reported within a 2-hour window with agentic commerce as the headline story, walks through Rufus's 8 brand new features and what they mean for sellers, recaps John Aspinall's BDSC demo on OpenAI Codex for Amazon listing images and A+ content, and shares Chris Gray's warning on the Marketing Misfits about Google's agentic AI shift steamrolling local businesses.

Key Points Discussed:

John Aspinall's BDSC demo: why he switched from Claude Code to OpenAI Codex for image-heavy work
Codex tips: enable memories with screen context, use $ trigger for skills, stack Claude Code inside Codex, run on medium intelligence by default
The Mega Earnings Agentic E-com Showdown: Google up 7%, Meta down 7%, Amazon flat, Microsoft muted
Google's Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) winning the standards war over OpenAI's ACP
Meta's Partnership Ads run rate doubling to $10B; Zuck's bet on "Personal Superintelligence" and AI that's good at shopping
Amazon's Rufus: 115% MAU growth, 400% year-over-year engagement growth, 20% conversion when shoppers interact with a Brand Prompt
Rufus's 8 new features: Scheduled Actions (agentic), Persistent Account Memory, Personalized Deals, Custom Shopping Guides, Easy Reorder, Shop Direct, Compare with Similar, Personalized Product Summary
Chris Gray on Marketing Misfits: Google Business Profile as new homepage, 24/7 hours hack, geo-targeted press releases, Apple Wallet push notifications via SendPush
Daniks AI research: 57% of 118,000+ active sellers on Amazon Germany are from China
Identity Hooks audit: rewriting bullets to map ASINs to shopper profiles, not just keywords
Amy Wees's Rufus + ChatGPT mindset-research loop

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Stump Bezos Answer: Rufus usage is up 400% year over year.

Parting shot: "You can't control how you feel. But you can always choose how you act." — Mel Robbins, The 5 Second Rule

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