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Be Curious, Not Judgmental (And Always Think About your Audience) – #93

Moving from Mailchimp Not sure exactly when, but this newsletter will be moving from Mailchimp to a new email provider in the next few months. Why you ask? It seems Mailchimp (owned by financial-services provider Intuit) has a problem with cryptocurrency. A few weeks ago, Mailchimp suspended a group of crypto newsletters without warning. Professional publishers like Decrypt were […]

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Tokenomics and the SEC – #91

What I’m Reading… I’m on a reading roll now. Thanks in large part to this community, I’ve read three amazing books in a row. First it was Where the Crawdads Sing. My wife and I were ready to go see this at the movies, but we couldn’t get beyond the 34 percent approval on Rotten Tomatoes.

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Updating Old Content a Quick Win – #90

It’s Cheap in Europe I remember traveling with the family to London in 2016. It was right after we officially sold Content Marketing Institute. We left on Father’s Day that year, which was the exact same day as Game 7 of the NBA Finals (Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Golden State Warriors). My son Adam and I

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Getting Out of a Funk and the Release of New Creator Economy Research – #89

The Summer Blues I figure venting to you about it is a lot cheaper than going to a therapist. It’s weird. Everything is going along just fine and then one small thing happens and I’m in a funk for two days. Then I look at every little aspect of life like it’s the end of

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Preparing for a Recession – #88

THE Pizza Recipe My wife and I were with out-of-town friends last week and the subject of pizza came up. If you know me, you know how important a topic like pizza is. I then told the shortened story of my Grandma Pulizzi’s famous pizza recipe, imported from Marsala, Sicily. Our friends didn’t have to

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Fans First Approach to Business – #87

About Self-Efficacy I’m in the middle of reading “Fans First” by Jesse Cole, the founder of the Savannah Bananas independent baseball team. The story is truly unbelievable…how he turned an idea that everyone thought was terrible into what ESPN calls “the greatest show in baseball.” From the Banana Nanas (their senior citizen dance team) to throwing out

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