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2007 traffic (January 1, 2008) In which I navel-gaze at my site's 2007 traffic.

Get more traffic for your blog (June 6, 2003) Chris Pirillo has just posted a new ebook with 10 tips on building blog traffic. Included are bonus tips from Robert Scoble and me.

Be interesting or be quiet (June 6, 2003) Don't fill your blog with inane banter just because you can't think of anything to say. Your audience won't appreciate it.

Anatomy of a meme (May 5, 2003) The Button Maker GUI spent some time at the top of the three weblog popularity indexes. Here's how it got there and what kind of site traffic that it generated.

Pumpkin traffic (October 10, 2002) Holiday content can be a tremendous driver of traffic to your Web site. I'm getting over a thousand visitors a day searching for the pumpkin carving links I posted a year ago.

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May 3: AI can process data at lightning speed, but wisdom comes from human judgment—picking the best imperfect option when facts alone don’t point the way.
Decoding Product Leadership Titles
Mar 18: Not all product leadership titles mean what they sound like. ‘Head of Product’ can mean anything from a senior PM to a true VP. Here’s how to tell the difference.
What branding can teach about culture
Jan 8: Culture is your company’s point of view in action—a framework guiding behavior, even in the unknown. You can’t copy it; it must reflect your unique perspective.
Think Systems, not Symptoms
Dec 15: Piecemeal process creation frustrates teams and slows work. Stop patching problems and start solving systems. Adopting a systems thinking approach helps you design processes that are efficient, aligned with goals, and truly add value.
Your Policies Aren’t Your Culture
Dec 13: Policies guide behavior, but culture is the lived norms and values of your team. Policies reflect culture -- they don’t define it. Netflix’s parental leave shift didn’t change its culture of freedom and responsibility. It clarified how to live it.
Lighten Your Process Burden
Dec 7: Everyone hates oppressive processes, but somehow we keep managing to create them.
Product Add-Ons Are An Expansion Myth
Dec 1: Add-ons can enhance your product’s appeal but won’t drive significant market growth. To expand your customer base, focus on developing standalone products.

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