📚 It’s Not About You, It’s Your Audience! Paid Members Public
Understanding your audience in a time of decaying cookies. We don’t need deep analytics to understand human behavior.
🌺 [Full Access] It’s Not About You, It’s Your Audience! Paid Members Public
Over the last fifteen years, I have worked pro bono for small non-profits and with Fortune 500 companies commanding million-dollar budgets. No matter the organization, there is one extremely common mistake that brands make in their communications. It’s the audience. Most organizations spend their strategic planning time talking about
🌱 Multi-Racial Democracy is Closer Than We Think Paid Members Public
Part IV: Democracy, The Democratic Party, & Easing into the 2024 Election
📚Crafting Your Personality into Your Communications Paid Members Public
This week, we touch on envisioning your communications personality and tone to build deeper connections with the audience and have fun while doing it.
🌱 Subverting U.S. Progressive Power: The Democratic Way Paid Members Public
🤓 Bite-Sized Knurd: Since Citizens United in 2010, billionaires and capitalist interests have used their wealth to squash the rising progressive movement in the U.S. and tilt political power to capitalist interests. With so much at stake this year, we can be clear-eyed by using our values as a compass.
📚 Rebuilding Your Foundation | Content in a Consequential Year Paid Members Public
Welcome to 2024! 👋🏼 I hope everyone had at least one nourishing moment this holiday break. I did some work (building our new media hub) but held my space for rest. I’m glad I took that rest. 😰 If the first few weeks of January have anything to say about the
🌱 2024's Global Context: An Interconnected Right-Wing Paid Members Public
Part II: Democracy, The Democratic Party, & Easing into the 2024 Election
📚 Cultivating New Soil Through Storytelling Paid Members Public
Welcome back! 👋🏼 Who was the first person to make bread rise? How about the person who discovered that dried mud could become adobe to create shelters? Were they celebrated for their world-changing discovery or did they (I assume she) carry on in their daily communal life? We often equate technological
