Daily Minute Master Series
November 10, 2025

by Corey Padveen

Marketing News and Updates

X Launches ‘Bangers’ Account To Highlight Top Posts

It looks like X is developing a new program to help amplify some of the top posts in the app, with a new “Bangers” profile launched late last month.

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Meta Commits to Spending $600 Billion on US Projects by 2028

Meta’s ambition to become the global leader in the AI race is costing the company a lot of money, and it’s planning to spend even more, in the U.S. specifically, as it builds the infrastructure for its combined AI and VR push.

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Google Warns Against Relying On SEO Audit Tool Scores

Search Relations team member Martin Splitt outlined a three-step framework in a Search Central Lightning Talk that emphasizes site-specific context over standardized metrics.

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Why Strategic Review Is The Missing Layer In Many SEO Campaigns

Whether you call your SEO efforts a strategy, campaign, or channel, many SEO programs start strong but slowly drift. That could be in the form of reports getting routine, dashboards taking over for thinking, and moving into a mode of “doing SEO” versus challenging and building it.

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25 Years Of Google Ads: Was It Better Then Or Now?

Twenty-five years ago, Google launched a modest advertising product that would evolve into one of the most influential tools in digital marketing. Back then, it was called Google AdWords; today, it is Google Ads. Over that quarter-century, the platform has transformed in format, scope, and ambition.

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Google’s Preferred Sources Tool Is Jammed With Spam

Google’s Preferred Sources tool is meant to let fans of certain websites tell Google they want to see more of their favorite sites in the Top News feature. However, Google is surfacing copycat spam sites, random sites, and parked domains. Some of the sites appearing in the tool are so low quality that only their home pages are indexed. Shouldn’t this tool just show legitimate websites and not spam?

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