So we’re very focused on our existing partners, advanced media, and Time.com. There’s a another big one that we will hopefully be able to share over the next quarter. And we’re probably going to focus on those three for the rest of 2023. And then 2024, we’ll figure out to what how much we want to expand that. So the good news is that you always want to be in a position where you have more people who want it, then you can give it. And what we’re trying to do right now is focus on our early adopters, want to make sure that they’re very happy and we’re seeing success, because that’s a priority for us. They took a chance on us. So we want to focus. But we’re hopefully moving to more of a scale approach in 2024.
Daniel Day: Great. Thanks for taking the questions.
Operator: Thank you. One moment for our next question. Our next question comes from Stephen Jue from Credit Susie. Please go ahead.
Stephen Jue: Okay, great. Thank you. So you’ve announced some nice publisher wins this quarter. Now understandably, Yahoo is the one that everybody is focused on right now. But can you talk about what you’re hearing from everybody else? And when potentially some of the larger publishers may be coming up for RFP? Thank you.
Adam Singolda: Sure. Good morning, Steve. So we — and I mentioned it a little bit also on my letter, we’re investing a lot in technology to make sure that when publishers either think about who to work with or to renew, they get to really take a holistic view about who can help them drive audience growth, engagement growth, and revenue diversification. And it’s so great to see that our investments are panning [ph] out. So I’ll give you one example homepage for you, which is a way to render using AI the entire homepage, so personalize it’s completely to consumers. It’s like one homepage turns into a 1,000 homepages. And that gets a lot of adoption. It’s now we have self service options for networks of sites. And you’re hearing a lot more publishers adopting it.
So this is — it’s in GA, and it’s widely required by publishers. And this is something that we’ve been working on alongside newsroom for 7 years or so. So it’s a huge investment. It’s a company on its own, and it’s something publishers want as well as helping them get subscription and audience distribution with Taboola News. If you think about Generative AI, and the risk of search traffic going down, publishers are asking themselves which partner is going to help me get more audience. So with Taboola News now approaching $100 million in revenue this year, it means that we’re just going to continue to stand more and more people to high quality journalism and open web. So not only Taboola is the highest or among the highest revenue source, not only we’re getting publishers to eCommerce, we’re empowering hundreds of editorial staff with homepage personalization.
We help them diversify the revenue with subscription, all those things in time of them wanting deep, deep partners. So, you’re seeing great names like Barstool and Nexstar, which is these are huge wins. Geo Media Express and more in the same dynamics all over the world. This is a global phenomena of publishers looking for tech providers that can do those things. Taboola is very special. We invest more in technology than others. So, hopefully, we’re right. It’s that — this is where the industry is going. We think we’re right. And in terms of others that are in the pipeline, they’re great names that are out there that are thinking about who to work with, and I hope to win them all.
Stephen Jue: Thank you.
Operator: Thank you. [Operator Instructions] I am showing no further questions at this time. I would like to turn the conference back over to Adam Singolda for closing remarks.
