Founder and Strategy at Clarity
Birmingham, AL
Joined June 2008
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Some really great takes from @robertglasper in this.. youtu.be/tqzlt9KJvWQ?si=GK8Q…
to the guy that gave me drums lessons in 1996, I want to say I was wrong, and you were right. I should have endeavored to play along with Ten Summoner's Tales instead of Sixteen Stone.
"we're a very serious private equity firm and would like to buy your firm." — www. verystrategicbusinessinnovationssolutions. shop
Launched a website/brand on Friday that we kicked off in 2021. Healthcare client, massively affected by COVID, lots of quirks waiting on additional vendors, but we hung in there and didn’t quit. Weird flex, I know, but proud it actually happened.
I used to make enough money to never pay for software because of Shopify partner payouts. Never understood why they took that incentive away from little guys.
Cleaning out closets and found this mashup on CD... How did I forget about this?
youtu.be/E68kqM6DFGE?si=3imS…
Has there been a website more messed up (by whatever, you can decide) than weather.com?
About halfway through this. Really recommend. Great way to start the new year... @rorysutherland amazon.com/Alchemy-Curious-S…
Alrigh, back to work. youtu.be/R-1kSn5nUYs?si=aNfO…
(Pretending I haven't worked all week)
Clichés are the crutches of lazy branding. In a crowded industry, relying on obvious puns or overused double meanings doesn’t make you memorable—it makes you invisible.
Great messaging stands out because you trade the expected for the fresh, distinct, relevant, and meaningful.
A maxim that has never failed me in my career, that the bigger the fee, the less feedback you receive. The smaller the fee, the more feedback.
I think about generations a lot when interacting with clients. There's a lot of nuance to what one person thinks is smart, and another things is cheesy for instance.
In light of that, Gen X individuals either seem to have amazing taste, or just none at all.
Am I wrong?
