This is exactly what you can write to your community.

How effective are the stories you tell?

Holiday content can move the needle before the end of the year.

I hope this inspire you (and reminds you to pay it forward).

This will help you share clearly, but not in a way that turns off your audience.

“If you’re the best, no one will expect you to be the cheapest. If you’re the cheapest, no one will expect you to be best.”

First: Don’t apologize.

Rather than assume people don't want to hear more, don't care what you know, won't opt in in to what you offer, consider that they don't know--and give them the opportunity to learn what they can be a part of.

Clubhouse had major potential- and $4B valuation from Twitter at one point-but it blew it. Here’s how.

Starbucks new stores are a great case study in not bringing your customers along

I left TikTok and I’m not looking back. Here’s why and what I’ll do for marketing instead.

Should employees be allowed to work from home? Here’s what I’ve learned from a decade of remote work

It’s so much bigger than yes-no.

We need to talk about trust, ownership, and community—not in confusing jargon—and it’s a great reminder.

This the most thoughtful marketing trend I’ve seen.

Your community has options.

In 2022, you can’t simply ignore what’s going on.

A super simple explanation of Web1.0, web2.0 and web3.

This quote was a game-changer for me.

To paraphrase Einstein: If you understand it clearly, you can say it simply.