We only publish when we have something to say. These are not SEO listicles — they are arguments, usually contrarian, sometimes wrong. Read them; push back if you disagree.
ROAS is a ratio. Ratios don't pay salaries. The argument for reporting contribution margin instead, and what to show the CFO on Monday.
Spraying message requests is not a strategy. A counter-argument for doing less on LinkedIn, and doing it weekly for nine months straight.
Targeting is commoditized. The last remaining moat in paid social is how fast you can ship distinct creative concepts. A case for doubling production.
If you need to lock a client in for a year to protect your retention, your work isn't good enough. How we structure engagements with a 30-day exit clause.
iOS 14 broke last-click. GA4 is imperfect. Cookies are gone. What actually works now: lift studies, geo-matched tests, and the return of the control group.
A $40k/month account. Nine months of missed KPIs. What we learned about saying no — and the letter we sent on the way out.
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