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But you don’t have to blindly follow the algorithms to get ahead. Consider Paul Graham or Morgan Housel. Both have never spent any time engaging in “growth hacks” or “engagement bait,” yet they are some of the most successful writers on the internet.

"We as executives have to resist our natural tendency to avoid or minimize risks, which, of course, is much easier said than done," he says. "If you want to be original, you have to accept the uncertainty, even when it’s uncomfortable, and have the capability to recover when your organization takes a big risk and fails."

Stay at Home Valley saw 15,000 visits in less than 24 hours. In total, the map has over 200 startup offices.

I think success will be creating a vibrant community, particularly of creators, because I do think this sort of public space is really, even more than most other types of social networks, a place where a small number of people produce most of the content that most everyone consumes. So I think it’s really about creators more than it is about averag... See more

-How do you make ideas come to life and evangelize ideas across the organization?

Going direct-to-learner broadens the set of potential learners while obfuscating archaic, slow-moving, highly-regulated systems.

One of the most popular Link in Bio interviews is with Arin Delaney and Madison Palasini, the copywriting duo behind FONZIE. When I asked them about campaign copy, they told me, “We think of those big, juicy taglines as punchlines. It’s very similar to joke writing. A meandering story suddenly becomes crystal clear when you hear that final line. Sa... See more