Win customers in the click-less web: 4 laws for success
Marketers stand at a crossroads. As organic clicks dwindle, a new “post-click” reality is emerging. Discover the 4 Laws to winning visibility in the AI era.
Stop making everything match: a guide to brand coherency
Our obsession with making everything match is making brands invisible. There’s a better way. It’s called coherence.
Who gets to be Superhuman?
A brand collision. Superhuman (email) vs. Superhuman (ex-Grammarly). What happens when an exclusive brand meets a mass-market AI? An analysis.
Where brand fits in developing an MVP: the 20 questions every founder should ask
The MVP methodology is often sold as a clean, theoretical mantra. In reality, it is a messy, expensive process. This is the antidote to 'vibe coding'—the 20 hard questions founders need to ask to bridge the gap between a raw idea and a product that actually resonates.
AI unwrapped
AI was supposed to make us faster. Instead, we're datamining hundreds of pages of mediocre output, playing copy-paste archaeology, and drowning in "workslop." What happened to the magic—and can we salvage anything from this disappointing gift?
The fog of organic growth (and how to fly through it)
In the fog of modern marketing, we’re obsessed with the fourth P: Promotion. We chase new tactics and channels—AI, demand gen, organic growth—hoping to find a silver bullet. But the noise and complexity are the direct result of ignoring the three P’s that must come first.
Poetic: the anti-productivity app
Poetic stands at the intersection of mindfulness and creativity—an anti-productivity app designed to help you find your rhythm, not your routine.
ITEM: where creations are actually made
What if we digitized the process of ideation? In this rapid brand ideation, I’ve developed a meta idea for ideas themselves. ITEM: where creations are actually made.
I am the signifier and the signified
I am the signifier and the signified, both the writing as creator and the writer that creates. Each word written has, in turn, written me.
The quiet battle in every piece of content
Many corporations have become increasingly sophisticated at mimicking service while selling. The real test might be: If the company vanished tomorrow, would their content still matter to anyone?