Francesco
@fran
Francesco
if it's a well-thought out, well targeted, well positioned campaign then it's not really a hindrance to anybody. If I'm a DIY enthusiast genuinely needing to buy some new plyers, and I come across an advert for some new fancy plyers, that's a good thing.
Do marketers make the internet a worse place? Specifically digital and social media marketers
In the late 1990s, Julia Hill climbed a 200-foot, approximately 1000-year-old Californian redwood tree & didn’t come down for another 738 days. She ultimately reached an agreement with Pacific Lumber Company to spare the tree and a 200-foot buffer zone surrounding the tree.
I greatly appreciated the chance to stress test my productivity system this last six months or so. I learned a few important lessons about myself:
- I’m imaginative in the less intensive part of the year and I imagine myself doing more than I’m capable of in the intense part of the year.
- When push came to shove, having a very basic, skeleton plan for
Stress Testing Your Productivity System: Three Tips for When Your Productivity System Fails You – The Sweet Setup
Brilliantly describes the method (or non-method) that I think works well for me
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The marketers are along for the ride for a bunch of reasons but also because the methods of content aggregation and sharing while maintain control and more than their fair share of the revenue made so many of the other places people used to advertise spiral into irrelevance.
Do marketers make the internet a worse place? Specifically digital and social media marketers
Cruel optimism, social media and big tech
Might explain why other forms of marketing aren’t as pursued as social media and advertisement
Campaigns I don't want to forget
Interesting way to literally map out skills for someone with many and maybe non-traditional portfolio backgrounds
what he discovered was that, in finally allowing himself to feel weak and helpless—totally helpless—he felt less helpless and more in control than ever. Strength is not the opposite of weakness. Real strength lies in the total embrace of weakness.
Jeff Foster • The Deepest Acceptance
— Ralph Waldo Emerson