I’ve been working on my personal brand over this year. Having my team create designs and standards for my brand.
I have fallen in love with the topographic style and wanted something I could have across my devices. Feel free to download them below!
I’m always sharing screenshots! They’re often quick screenshots of a graph on Google Analytics or something on a web page that I want to share with a friend or client. They’re not pretty or appealing. Now, not all screenshots have to be special. Sometimes though, I want to make something I share pop. I’ve tried…
If you follow me on Twitter or Instagram, you know I flew to Chicago last week to visit my two friends Kyle McDonald and Sunny Singh. I’ve mentioned them on this blog and on social media before, but I don’t think I’ve shared the story about how we met online. This trip and other interviews…
Twitter is dying. Elon is trying to kill Twitter. I bet you’ve heard a million versions of this. Everyone is talking about Twitter on Twitter. Elon officially bought Twitter on October 28th, and since then, the company and the platform have created a ton of chaos. Elon laid off thousands of employees, launched a new…
Welcome to the newsletter! The first edition in the reboot, at least. I’ve done a personal newsletter in the past, where I shared exciting stories and recapped what I wrote around the web. This reincarnation will share a similar base but include topical updates on what’s happening. This means, I won’t keep a monthly schedule…
Social proof is a crucial part of a business or sales landing page. Potential customers look for reviews from other customers who have used the service or product—looking for positive feedback and experiences. Not only do customers look for social proof, its been proven that customer testimonials increase conversion rates on landing pages. The old-school…
Estimates place 20% of online clicks are from bots or click farms. I’ve always been skeptical of online ad fraud claims. The companies behind the “research” are also slinging their software to everyone. Now, these companies are always the only ones willing to say some percent of ads are not being clicked or seen by…