In an effort to help me keep up with everything I post each week, here is my latest “Sunday Summary” of my posts from the week.
Mon, March 10: Social media is becoming interest media
I believe we’re no longer in the era of social media but in the era of interest media. Social was like “who are your friends?” and now it’s “what are you interested in?”.
Tue, March 11: Two more big steps in de-Googling
I’ve made two major changes, switching our Google TV devices for Roku and trading my Pixel for an iPhone. This post explains why.
Wed, March 12: Great logos are often just brands that you admire
You think some logos are noteworthy because you admire their brand, not because the logo itself is necessarily great.
Thu, March 13: What is considered spam?
Some say that “when you deliver content you know people are interested in, right at the time when it’s useful to them, that’s not spam. It’s just a good customer experience”. I disagree.
Fri, March 14: Branding is building a story
People want to know the story of why your company matters to them.
Sat, March 15: AI bots talking to each other is very inefficient
Rather than having two AI bots convert everything to human speech, if they had a way to negotiate directly using text it would be far more efficient — a 30 minute “conversation” could be done in seconds.
I hope you found some value in this. If you ever have questions, ideas, or disagreements regarding anything I write, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
