Daily Minute Master Series
April 3, 2026

by Corey Padveen

Marketing News and Updates

Report shows document posts on LinkedIn see more engagement

With LinkedIn seeing more usage, a new report from Socialinsider could provide valuable guidance on how to maximize posting and tap into that trend.

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TikTok wants to provide financial services in Brazil

TikTok’s could soon integrate financial services into its functions, as the platform continues to explore more ways to power its in-app shopping push, and align more of its users with purchase activity.

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AI Leads All Reasons For U.S. Job Cuts In March, Report Says

Artificial intelligence led all employer-cited reasons for U.S. job cuts in March, accounting for 15,341 of the month’s 60,620 announced layoffs, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.

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ChatGPT Ads: New Acquisition Channel Or Just Another Brand Tax?

A lot of PPC managers are going to get asked about ChatGPT Ads over the next few months. That was probably inevitable the moment OpenAI moved beyond testing ads and started building a real monetization story around them. The initial pilot was easy enough for most advertisers to ignore. It was invite-only, expensive, and limited enough that it felt more like a premium media test than something the average paid media team needed to factor into a media plan.

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Mullenweg To Cloudflare: Keep WordPress Out Of Your Mouth

WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg responded to Cloudflare’s announcement of EmDash as the spiritual successor to WordPress by invoking Will Smith’s Oscars slap. Cloudflare’s CEO responded by doing exactly what Mullenweg told him not to do.

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Google Answers Why Some SEOs Split Their Sitemap Into Multiple Files

Google’s John Mueller answered a question about why some websites use multiple XML sitemaps instead of a single file. His answer suggests that what looks like unnecessary complexity may come from reasons that are not immediately obvious.

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