Teaching analytics with modern Excel
As I mentioned in my last post, I am going back to school for a PhD at Case Western Reserve University. I predicted this would influence my blogging. Well, that didn't take long.My program in design …
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Many people have asked me how I stay so present online with consistent, themed content. I'm often the first name they see on LinkedIn, they say, and they're amazed that I can stay at the top of my …
Ben Yi wrote a great piece on Uber's surge pricing, how it works, and thoughts to improve it. I left a brief comment on Ben's post which I'd like to share. I've argued before that a good business …
I've been reading Traction: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Customer Growth by Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares. I heard Weinberg on the James Altucher Show and was compelled to read his …
There's no such thing as an original idea.Is this statement true? I don't know. If anything, it's a tautology.It does imply something about creativity. So what if it's been done before? …
Somehow I through undergraduate and grad school without taking a marketing class. But in between my blog (did I mention to subscribe?) and a couple of ebooks, I've been interested in the topic. I've …
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