Daily Minute Master Series
August 28, 2025

by Corey Padveen

Marketing News and Updates

WhatsApp Adds AI-Powered Suggestions to Improve Your DMs

WhatsApp’s new “Writing Help” provides AI-powered suggestions on how you might want to improve your communication.

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Meta Shares Latest Data on Policy Enforcements and Content Trends

Meta has published its latest Community Standards Enforcement Report, which outlines all of the content that it took action on in Q2, as well as its Widely Viewed Content update, which provides a glimpse of what was gaining traction among Facebook users in the period.

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Google Launches Image-to-Video Tool for Product Promotions

Google’s got a new way to spice up your product listings, with improved AI image-to-video generation via its Veo-powered Google Vids tool, which is being made available to all paid Google Workspace customers.

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2025 AI SERP Changes: New Strategies To Gain Local Search Visibility

The new reality of Search and brand discovery requires an Enterprise-to-Local strategy. Traditional keyword-driven search engine results pages (SERPs) are being disrupted by AI-driven experiences that anticipate, summarize, and even act on users’ needs. As generative AI tools like Google’s AI Overviews and platforms such as Perplexity become more prominent in the Search journey, the marketer’s task expands: It’s no longer just about ranking well on Google but being visible wherever decisions begin.

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WordPress Trademark Applications Rejected By USPTO

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has rejected the WordPress Foundation’s applications for trademarks on the phrases “Managed WordPress” and “Hosted WordPress.” But WordPress isn’t walking away just yet.

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LinkedIn Study: Professionals Trust Their Networks Over AI & Search

LinkedIn reports that professionals are more likely to seek workplace advice from people they know than from AI tools or search engines. A new LinkedIn study finds that 43% turn to their networks first, with nearly two-thirds saying colleagues help them decide faster and with more confidence.

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