Please improve the design clarity of your infographics, you have some interesting data but the color design scheme is really unpleasant to look at. It's for me the most glaring thing you are not executing on well.
Thanks for sharing your new media model, and congratulations to the team for the success.
Would like to hear more about what happens to legacy media in this new model?
You say this:
"Oftentimes, this includes traditional comms! The right story in the right publication can still matter a lot. But the press hit works best when it is part of the larger system, and undergirded by the founder’s own framing."
But are there now scenarios where you'd now have to choose between an exclusive in the WSJ, a16z podcast or say Upstarts media? And if so, which platform win, and in which scenarios?
"Signal is what's important, and people confer signal, not brands" is the whole essay in one line. The open question for me: once "go direct + be interesting" becomes a standardized playbook does the edge compound or compress as everyone copies the tactics?
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Please improve the design clarity of your infographics, you have some interesting data but the color design scheme is really unpleasant to look at. It's for me the most glaring thing you are not executing on well.
Thanks for sharing your new media model, and congratulations to the team for the success.
Would like to hear more about what happens to legacy media in this new model?
You say this:
"Oftentimes, this includes traditional comms! The right story in the right publication can still matter a lot. But the press hit works best when it is part of the larger system, and undergirded by the founder’s own framing."
But are there now scenarios where you'd now have to choose between an exclusive in the WSJ, a16z podcast or say Upstarts media? And if so, which platform win, and in which scenarios?
Cheers,
Greg @ www.signala.ai
"Signal is what's important, and people confer signal, not brands" is the whole essay in one line. The open question for me: once "go direct + be interesting" becomes a standardized playbook does the edge compound or compress as everyone copies the tactics?