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An elaborate narrative and famous supporters can make up for, or distract from, the mundanity of the actual items being sold.
Kyle Chayka • Great Jones Cookware and the Illusion of the Millennial Aesthetic
Bounded notifications: BeReal does this well—users know to expect just one notification per day that prompts them to share. More broadly, “once daily” or weekly apps such as Lobby reliably limit the number of notifications sent per time period. Contrast this with habitual social apps that send seemingly unlimited notifications based on a complex,... See more
Every • In the Next Era of Social, Build Rituals, Not Habits
The total number of full-time creators: 2 million. It breaks that number down accordingly:
SignalFire • SignalFire’s Creator Economy Market Map
This experience emboldened my observation that most product teams only spend the final mile of their experience building the product thinking about (and testing) the first mile of the customer’s experience using the product.
Scott Belsky • “Prefer” Postmortem: 6 Lessons Learned From Building An Independent Pro Network
10. The Tea Party, Occupy Wall Street, Brexit, and the rise of Donald Trump each represents a group shouting, “Stop the ride, I want off.”
Nick Wignall • Outline.com
maybe we are at a "failure of imagination" point for most, if not all, consumer subscription services in how they relate to their users (pricing, everything)
Andy Weissmanx.comthe art of pricing and Consumer SaaS
on subscription fatigue and opportunity to think different
Browser improvements, extensions
Jonathan Borichevskiy • Ideas I'm Thinking About
But podcasts remain relatively inexpensive to produce and unencumbered to distribute — and for almost everyone who listens, something they’ve only known as a free form of media.