Daily Minute Master Series
September 5, 2025

by Corey Padveen

Marketing News and Updates

OpenAI could launch its own AI chip next year

OpenAI is on track to start mass production of its own in-house artificial intelligence chips for the first time next year, according to a report from the Financial Times.

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X Faces Regulatory Pushback Over In-Stream Payments Plan

It seems like Elon’s “everything app” vision is going to take a little longer to come together, with X reportedly having a tough time gaining regulatory approval for a money transmitter license in New York, which is a key state for its “X Money” plan.

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YouTube Shares Insights Into Evolving Digital Engagement Trends

YouTube has published its latest creative trends report, which this time around looks at “Creative Maximalism,” which is an umbrella term for a range of varied content trends that have been gaining traction in the app.

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Let’s Look Inside An Answer Engine And See How GenAI Picks Winners

Ask a question in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, or Copilot, and the answer appears in seconds. It feels effortless. But under the hood, there’s no magic. There’s a fight happening. This is the part of the pipeline where your content is in a knife fight with every other candidate. Every passage in the index wants to be the one the model selects. For SEOs, this is a new battleground. Traditional SEO was about ranking on a page of results. Now, the contest happens inside an answer selection system. And if you want visibility, you need to understand how that system works.

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The Problem With Always-On SEO: Why You Need Sprints, Not Checklists

There’s a lot that goes into SEO. And, now, more broadly into being found online and online visibility overall, whether we’re talking about an organic result in a search engine, an AI Overview, or through a large language model (LLM).

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AI Search Sends Users to 404 Pages Nearly 3X More Than Google

New research examining 16 million URLs aligns with Google’s predictions that hallucinated links will become an issue across AI platforms. An Ahrefs study shows that AI assistants send users to broken web pages nearly three times more often than Google Search. The data arrives six months after Google’s John Mueller raised awareness about this issue.

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