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Google to Roll Out AI Overview Ads in Pakistan as Part of Asia-Pacific Expansion

  • July 18, 2025
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Google has announced that it will begin rolling out its “Ads in AI Overviews” feature in Pakistan later this year, expanding the functionality across English-language markets in the Asia-Pacific region. The move is part of Google’s broader strategy to integrate generative AI more deeply into the search experience, transforming how users interact with content and how businesses reach audiences.

AI Overviews are concise, automatically generated responses that summarize the most relevant information from across the web in response to a user’s search. Built using Google’s generative AI, the feature is now being used by over 1.5 billion people worldwide. According to Google, it has led to more than a 10% increase in commercial searches in major markets, reflecting a shift in user behavior toward faster, intent-based content discovery.

With the latest update, advertisers will now have the ability to place ads directly within these AI-generated summaries. When a user performs a search, Google’s AI will evaluate the query, determine the user’s intent, and decide whether to display a contextual ad in the overview section. This means that if a user’s search suggests a potential purchasing interest or action, the AI can deliver a relevant ad much earlier in the journey than traditional ad placements.

The key benefit of this integration is immediacy. By inserting advertisements directly into informative summaries, brands can capture user attention during the crucial decision-making phase. These ads are not only based on search keywords but also on the AI’s understanding of the full context of the query, ensuring higher relevance. Google emphasizes that this capability can help advertisers connect with users during moments of emerging interest, even when they haven’t explicitly searched for a product or service yet.

The launch of “Ads in AI Overviews” is part of a larger suite of AI-powered advertising tools that Google has been rolling out. Among them is AI Max for Search, which leverages Gemini AI to automatically generate optimized headlines for ads without requiring extensive keyword lists. Another tool, the Conversational Campaign Assistant, is designed to help marketers create and refine ad campaigns directly within Google Ads and Analytics platforms. It provides real-time feedback and suggestions, simplifying campaign management.

Google has also introduced Asset Studio, a creative platform powered by AI models like Imagen and Veo, which helps advertisers quickly produce multiple versions of image and video ads. In parallel, YouTube Creator Matchmaking enables brands to use AI to identify and collaborate with relevant YouTube creators based on viewer trends and engagement insights.

By incorporating ads into AI-generated summaries and rolling out a range of supporting tools, Google is offering a more integrated and responsive advertising model that adapts to user behavior in real time. This development opens up new pathways for digital marketing in Pakistan, allowing brands to engage with audiences through more personalized and context-aware experiences.

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