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500 Friends of Mine (and a Few of Ours)

  My name is David, and I’m a connectorholic. You might know that introducing people to each other is a hobby of mine, and even a pastime, but you might not realize that I find it addictive. I get a little too eager to introduce two people who can create that 1+1=3 magic together. Those […]
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The Best Connection Request Ever or… Memoirs of a Maker

As I publish issue 200, six years after starting this newsletter as the monthly-ish Serially Sporadic and four years after taking it weekly, it’s an apt time for time travel. The year was 2013. I had recently wrapped up a seven-year run with my corporate alma mater 360i when my alma mater Binghamton University reached out […]
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All About Mel!

  What did you do for the 4th of July weekend? I stayed home and wrote book reports. If that sounds like either a fabrication or a miserable way to spend a weekend, you don’t know me very well. I wrote 22 long-hand entries in my book report journal ranging from a couple of sentences […]
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The Anti-Cannes

  What would the Anti-Cannes event look like? That’s what I wondered while darting around from yacht to yacht on the Croisette this week. This isn’t to say that there’s anything wrong with Cannes (Sir Martin Sorrell of S4Capital disagrees; see why below). It attracts senior leaders to forge relationships, share ideas, and build pipeline […]
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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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Freedom & Structure

  Acting. Parenting. Tweeting. We’re going to talk about all three today because they relate. I was talking to my actor friend, Lindsay, who’s made an appearance in these columns before. I was telling her how excited my eight-year-old daughter was when she found a yoga blanket gathering dust in my entertainment console drawer and asked […]
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Your Calendar is Your Brand

  One of the stranger Twitter disputes that has somehow kept burning lately has been around the etiquette of using Calendly and other such apps for scheduling meetings. There’s an anti-Calendly faction out there that hates receiving Calendly links. The one person I connected with who was most offended by me offering a link to my Calendly calendar […]
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SXSW 2022 — Return of the Marketer Misfits

  2009 called. It wants its SXSW back. Thank goodness. First, a quiz… How many of these criteria apply to you? Pre-MySpace, you were on Friendster, maybe SixDegrees. Perhaps you were even on a BBS (or at least know what it stands for). You started blogging around 2003-2006. By 2006-2007, you were tinkering with Facebook […]
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Will the Banned Play On?

  It’s another disheartening week in the media. Spotify defends its $100 million investment in Joe Rogan, but libraries and schools across the country are being told or asked to ban books. They’re completely unrelated issues, except for how they’re not. If Spotify were to terminate its contract with Rogan, that would reek of cancel […]
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Berky’s Marketing English – Web3 Edition

  The First Rule of Cryptocurrency for marketers is simple: ignore the prices. That’s the red herring. It doesn’t matter if the market cap of Bitcoin one day is equal to all the world’s wealth ever assembled or Eritrea’s gross national product during a slow year. It’s akin to marketers judging the internet’s value in […]
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