Daily Minute Master Series
March 10, 2025

by Corey Padveen

Marketing News and Updates

Pinterest Begins Labeling Generative AI Content in Pins

Good news for those who are sick of their Pinterest feed being inundated with AI-generated trash: Pinterest has now officially implemented a new policy to label AI-generated images.

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Instagram Begins Live Testing of ‘Blend’ Reels Sharing Feature

Instagram is moving ahead with its testing of “Blend”, a new feature built into messaging that will enable you to view a co-operative feed of AI recommended Reels for you and a friend.

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Meta to Face Legal Scrutiny Over the Use of Copyright Protected Works to Train AI Models

Meta’s questionable approach to data gathering to power its generative AI projects could result in significant penalties for the company, and might also set a new legal precedent for such use, after a federal judge ruled that a case brought against Meta by a group of authors will be allowed to proceed.

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Google’s Martin Splitt Warns Against Redirecting 404s To Homepage

Google has released a new episode in its “SEO Office Hours Shorts” video series, in which Developer Advocate Martin Splitt addresses a question many website owners face: Should all 404 error pages be redirected to the homepage?

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The Top 3 YouTube Trends To Pay Attention To Right Now

The search and marketing community should pay closer attention to YouTube. According to the latest Global Digital Report, YouTube.com is the second most visited website in the world, behind Google.com but ahead of Facebook.com in third place. Perhaps more importantly, YouTube is one of the top referrers of traffic to other websites – 18.73% of the traffic to the top 10,000 websites comes from Google.com, but 6.44% comes from YouTube.com.

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3 Ways AI Is Changing PPC Reporting (With Examples To Streamline Your Reporting)

PPC reporting has always been both essential and frustrating. It’s essential to keep clients engaged by informing them of the results you’re driving. But it’s also frustrating because of data discrepancies, cumbersome analysis, and the time required to share understandable, jargon-free reports with different stakeholders. Fortunately, AI is turning these obstacles into opportunities by filling in gaps left by privacy-compliant tracking, surfacing insights hidden in overwhelming data sets, and automating reporting so it meets the needs of every stakeholder.

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