Daily Minute Master Series
March 20, 2025

by Corey Padveen

Marketing News and Updates

Meta to Maintain Reliance on Third-Party Fact Checking for Upcoming Australian Election

Considering that Meta has been so definitive in its stance that Community Notes is an all-round better approach to content moderation within social apps, it’s interesting to read its latest overview of how it’s preparing for the upcoming Australian election, and how it’s planning to combat misinfo in a nation not governed by Donald Trump.

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X Secures $1 Billion in New Funding Via New Equity Raise

As reported by Bloomberg, X has gained a new cash injection, with Musk himself reinvesting in the app, as it looks to reduce debt and invest in future development.

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LinkedIn Shares Top Skills on the Rise Based on Job and Profile Listings

LinkedIn has revealed the top professional skills on the rise, based on LinkedIn member and job listing data, in a new report which serves as an expansion of its annual Work Change report.

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Threads is Working on an Option to Replicate Your X Follows on Threads

According to a new discovery by app researcher Alessandro Paluzzi, Meta’s Twitter clone Threads is currently working on a new update that would make it somewhat easier for Threads users to follow all of the same profiles in the app that they currently follow on X.

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Google Expands AI Overviews To Thousands More Health Queries

Google is expanding AI overviews to “thousands more health topics,” per an announcement at the company’s health-focused ‘The Check Up’ event. The event included developments spanning research, wearable technology, and medical records. Here’s more about how Google is refining health results in Search.

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A Guide To Enterprise SEO Strategy For SaaS Brands

The SaaS business model offers incredible scalability as well as profitability – but only when paired with the right marketing growth strategy. Knowing that the cost of hosting cloud-based applications decreases as user volume increases, SaaS brands must focus on rapid subscriber growth to stay competitive and bring costs down. Many CMOs default to paid acquisition for predictable traffic and conversions, but I have seen that this approach has a critical flaw: the moment ad spend stops, so does the traffic, causing new customer growth to tank.

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