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It’s Always about People

  As I first wrote this, I was returning from a dinner event celebrating the anniversary of a friend’s PR firm. Then, I went on Twitter and saw news story after news story about changes that will affect people’s lives. Those changes are unfolding as I write this now. Twitter sometimes seems like it’s all about […]
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Atonement and Attention

  Allow me to atone as last week’s holiday and some other obligations delayed this missive’s publication. It’s still a piece I wanted to share. Writing this as I wrapped the Day of Atonement holiday, known in Hebrew as Yom Kippur, I expected to use the column as an excuse to revisit the marketing sins […]
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How Not to Train Your AI

  “A cat and a dog pooping on a book that is pink.” Sure, maybe it wasn’t the best idea to let my eight-year-old sit down with me late at night and burn through my first batch of search credits on Dall-E 2, OpenAI’s AI-powered image generation app. And yet… I combed through my search results.­­ […]
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OKRs & the Freedom to Fail

  I was away last week at a conference where I wasn’t speaking or blogging or Instagramming. Yes, really. It was an unusual treat for me, as it was a rare opportunity where I could focus on professional development. The event was the Global Member Meeting for Forrester’s Analyst Relations Council, a peer networking and edution group […]
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Bookmark This

A colleague who I worked with last year shared a brutal post this week about triple-digit layoffs at the old ranch. Coincidentally, I was already working on this post that’s a round-up of resources that may be helpful. I’m hoping you, dear reader, aren’t in such a situation as the one my former colleagues face right now. […]
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Boiling the Ad Fraud Frog

  I was going to name this edition “The Worst Best Take on Ad Fraud Ever” because it might live up to the title, but then I got a better one. I also considered “A Modest Proposal for Ad Fraud.” That will make sense shortly. As someone who almost never drinks alcohol on flights (correlation: […]
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Remembering the Fantastic

  I thought I was done joining any Zoom calls after normal business hours. But I made an exception for one, namely because it featured a marketer who I wanted to learn more about: my namesake. Yes, this David Berkowitz (not that David Berkowitz) was on a Zoom call that featured David Berkowitz (not that David […]
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TripIt’s Questionable Billing Practices Tarnish Travel App

I've been a big fan of TripIt for years, logging more than 292,000 miles of trips through the travel service that organizes travel plans into useful itineraries easily accessible via mobile devices. My enthusiasm for them was greatly diminished though recently due to their billing practices and clear lack of understanding why what they&39;re doing […]
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