Everybody's doing wrapped this year, but this is the one I'm most proud of. I dabble a bit in Framer.

I used to pray more before I had kids. That early morning coffee table spread of books and journals, long gone due to fatigue and full hands with kiddos. Unsurprisingly, I found a direct correlation between my time with God and my sense of being near to God. So when our first

Dang, I love this

Figma just launched AI image editing tool.. to replace Photoshop powered by Gemini 3 with Nano Banana its so over for traditional softwares

I keep hearing about how much of a nightmare Microsoft and Atlassian products have become, especially with the introduction of poorly executed AI features. It's brutal out there. Good AI products of the future will be built AI-ready from the ground up. It's a tough thing to

I designed an AI content marketing operation successfully servicing dozens of clients across dozens of industries. Ask me anything.

Just so you know, vibe-coding/designing/building anything isn't a final version. Think in terms of Human-Robot-Human, where you have: 👋 Human input (vetted course of action, decision making) 🤖 Robot accelerant (generated content) 💅 Human polish (knocking off the robotic

In the ever-evolving landscape of content marketing, it's not just a trend – it's a full-fledged movement to 10x your business with robots. The result? Robots are attracted to robots. Humans are attracted to humans. Don't confuse robots with humans. Your customers are humans.

I was recently on a pitch deck community call where I experienced an AI-voiced, AI-generated presentation vs. a human, clip art, rough around the edges, manual presentation. Back to back. And while the ventures were at different stages of maturity, the community facilitators

n8n v2 is in beta, and I'm optimistic.

They say the internet is in Beta again as mature apps regress and break themselves by injecting AI features. It's a good time to have Beta ahead of you and build AI-ready platforms from the ground up. I'm talkin' bout us. We're building something from the ground up. Something

Stealth is fun, but moments like these are funner. We're building something cool over at Snapmarket - DM me to get on the waitlist! More exciting announcements in the New Year 🎉

AI needs rails to do things consistently. Any time you see a one-shot prompt that generates multimedia output is cool, but to do content at scale you quickly find you need more than a prompt to generate the kind of output you need for a content marketing operation. As much as

How important is .com, really? Alternative domains are fairly normative, and can even signal market authority for a given market segment. For example: .co - Signals agency, service, B2B. Works when you can secure the exact name you want and commit to heavy brand investment. Some

Quick action Mac hack for changing image file types (I use this all the time with client work): 1. Right click an image in Finder 2. Go to quick actions 3. Click "Convert image" 4. Set Format (JPEG, PNG) 5. Set size (Actual, Large, Medium, Small) 6. Uncheck preserve metadata

When we started Snapmarket, we knew we needed a more robust client experience to suit our workflows, so we built a fully functional multi-tenant client portal in @glideapps on top of our @linear internal project management. Internally, we run our projects in Linear with all the

In the time/scope/money trifecta of planning, I'm increasingly convinced that scope is composed of two parts: 1) quantity and 2) quality. It ain't perfect, but the thought goes something like this: Every project lives somewhere on a quality-quantity matrix, and price determines

A huge part of client experience is UI/UX-driven. The way you manage pitches, iterations, approvals, handoffs, and follow ups all have a way they're perceived (User Interface) and a way they're comprehended and experienced (User Experience). And you're a user, too. Here are some

Capacity utilization is everything in B2B services. It's why so many companies have a SaaS angle, because software is multiplicative in a way that consulting hours isn't. But I've found many consulting and client services talking about outcomes as if it didn't directly correlate

If you've ever worked with an agency, what made it a fantastic or terrible experience? Tell me a story. 👇