
Healthy eating with gas grill
My eating got 10x better when I installed a gas grill outside my kitchen. For example here’s lunch the other...

Karbach Ranch Water Magazine Ad
This is a simple ad for Karbach Ranch Water that shows off it’s ingredients and relatively low health impact (compared...

Emails and weekly newsletters
81% of people say that email is their primary form of communication at work because it’s: • Time-stamped • Reliable...

One notification can destroy your deep work, so protect your time
This image is a great reminder that a single notification “ding” on your phone can destroy your Deep Work thinking...

U.S. Department of Education Crowd-source Idea
Here's an idea for the U.S. Department of Education: Crowd-source short form videos for every subject & every grade K...

Neat illustration of machine data
This is a cool illustration (even though it’s a bit complex) of how information in an MP4 video file is...

Visualization of comparing yourself to others
A great little graphic showing “The Comparison Gap” that can both motivate you and make you sad.

What makes a good error message graphic
This helpful graphic outlines what make a good error message. ….and here’s what makes a BAD error message:

I like this quote: “Once you understand the motivation, reward and punishment structure of any system, you can begin to control it.” - Guido Van Rossum (founder of the Python programming language) I once heard Cesar Millan (the Dog Whisperer) say all dogs like at least 1 of these 3 different rewards: - Toys - Food - Affection Once you know the type of reward a dog responds to best, it makes it much easier to train! Hugsy likes toys, food, and affection: Sid is primarily motivated by food, and is "meh" on the rest: Poe mostly responds to affection: Knowing the reward/punishment structure seems to help in any system! - Training neural networks - Training dogs - Raising kids— Guido Van Rossum (founder of Python)

What you need to make $1,000,000 this year
Are you selling a product in 2023? To make $1,000,000 in 2023 you would need: • 5,000 people to buy...

The keyword "Copywriting" from 2004 to now
Interest in the keyword "Copywriting" from 2004 to present has skyrocketed since January 2022. What's your explanation?

Text vs calling
When trying to schedule a hangout with someone, a 45 second call is way better than 15 back-n-forth interspersed text...

Destroy distractions with Focus45
I like to destroy all distractions on my computer with an extension called "Focus45." Hit the button and for 45...


Building social media audience Before/After Instagram Ad
This clever Instagram Ad for CreatorU uses a meme to show that building an audience is easier with them.

Christmas & New Year's in Austin
I hope you're having a great holiday season!! This picture sums up Christmas & New Year's in Austin: Cold enough...

“The Most Beautiful Vehicle In The World” Dirty Range Rover Ad
This is an amazing ad that’s totally frameable on a wall, and it shows a dirty Range Rover that just...

Simple email copywriting guide
This is a great little guide to be slightly more assertive with your emails without seeming like a jerk. These...

Training A.I. systems
Fun fact: Every time you fill out one of these Google Captcha's you're slightly training an A.I. A.I. systems for...

What will humans do?
As AI keeps getting better, people ask: “What will humans do?” The answer is: One human will do what used...

Having a printer in your home
An underrated convenience: Having a printer in your home. It seems so outdated and un-needed, but I have a wireless...

Before & After photos
Copywriting Tip: Sometimes a simple Before & After photo will explain an entire product without much need for copy. For...

Blog posts vs watching short form video
My content consumption has changed in the last few years. I’d say for every 1 blog post, I’m viewing 100’s...

Largest Hedge Funds in 2022 Chart
This simple graphic shows a list of the top hedge fund managers, their size, their country of origin, and their...

Funny Justine’s Peanut Butter Packaging Copy
A funny “letter to Jelly” on the back of a Justine’s Peanut Butter