Todd, I have really appreciated your last three articles! My three big takeaways in my own words are as follows: perspective isn't something you gain once and never lose. It is a continual challenge to practice perspective! It is worth putting some thought into whether the tasks on my to-do list are the highest yield work for my company right now or just the easy outs. And finally, don't wait to optimize for AI search! That is a very actionable adjustment I think my brain wanted to make, but hadn't made quite yet. Thank you!
MR.TODD GAGNE’s each post comes with a New Learning.The Wildfire Labs Startup Stories from the Treehouse—The Month Google Spent $4—What a broken ad account taught Jon Mest about winning in the age of answer engines—is one of those learning to make high-quality decisions that changes my trajectory in life or business as much as.
No one teaches us how to make consistently effective decisions. MR.TODD posts’ always teach me how to make consistently effective decisions.
Todd, I have really appreciated your last three articles! My three big takeaways in my own words are as follows: perspective isn't something you gain once and never lose. It is a continual challenge to practice perspective! It is worth putting some thought into whether the tasks on my to-do list are the highest yield work for my company right now or just the easy outs. And finally, don't wait to optimize for AI search! That is a very actionable adjustment I think my brain wanted to make, but hadn't made quite yet. Thank you!
Thanks Joseph for the comment and reading. Glad there is some actionable value in them.
MR.TODD GAGNE’s each post comes with a New Learning.The Wildfire Labs Startup Stories from the Treehouse—The Month Google Spent $4—What a broken ad account taught Jon Mest about winning in the age of answer engines—is one of those learning to make high-quality decisions that changes my trajectory in life or business as much as.
No one teaches us how to make consistently effective decisions. MR.TODD posts’ always teach me how to make consistently effective decisions.
Very interesting, but hard to believe for me.
In a nutshell the change you are describing will decimate Google's advertising income. What have I missed?