What you need to make $1,000,000 this year
Most people set big revenue goals but forget to do the math. This graphic makes that impossible to ignore. It...
What will humans do?
A century ago, lighting a city took 50 people carrying torches. Today, one engineer flicks a switch and entire skylines...
Healthy eating with gas grill
A simple grill transformed the author’s eating habits. Not because it’s fancy, but because it’s easy. Fewer steps, less friction,...
The keyword "Copywriting" from 2004 to now
This spike doesn’t lie. Interest in “copywriting” has shot through the roof since 2022. So what happened? The Marketing Analysis...
Having a printer in your home
That old printer in the closet? It's not just office nostalgia—it’s a perfect example of latent convenience. You rarely need...
Karbach Ranch Water Magazine Ad
Karbach Brewing nails it with this Ranch Water ad. It’s clean, bright, and oozes freshness while quietly flexing its “better-for-you”...
Text vs calling
Ever get stuck in endless back-and-forth emails trying to plan one simple thing? The same happens in marketing teams daily....
Emails and weekly newsletters
Email marketing looks old-school, but it’s still the heavyweight champ of online communication. The image above breaks down exactly why:...
Destroy distractions with Focus45
Ever notice how easy it is to drift into YouTube or TikTok when you should be working? The Focus45 app...
Before & After photos
A single image can explain everything about your product. That’s what makes Before & After ads so powerful. Take Anker’s...
One notification can destroy your deep work, so protect your time
This cartoon nails it. It shows a fortress labeled “Deep Work” and a Trojan horse labeled “One Notification.” One ding,...
Neville MedhoraBuilding social media audience Before/After Instagram Ad
CreatorU nailed this Instagram ad using a simple meme from “The Office.” It grabs attention, delivers social proof, and educates...
Blog posts vs watching short form video
Ever feel like blogs are starting to collect digital dust? This sketch nails it: one lonely blog post on the...
U.S. Department of Education Crowd-source Idea
Imagine if the U.S. Department of Education treated lesson plans like viral content challenges. The idea: crowdsource short, punchy one-minute...
Christmas & New Year's in Austin
This photo nails Austin’s holiday energy: a mix of cozy and chill productivity. You’ve got the warmth of the holidays,...
Neat illustration of machine data
This graphic shows how an MP4 file organizes all its parts — frame data, audio, and metadata — into neat...
“The Most Beautiful Vehicle In The World” Dirty Range Rover Ad
This Range Rover ad doesn’t show a clean, shiny SUV. It shows one caked in mud. And that’s the genius...
Largest Hedge Funds in 2022 Chart
This chart showing the largest hedge funds hits hard because it makes complex data instantly digestible. No one wants to...
Visualization of comparing yourself to others
This simple graphic nails a truth most marketers forget: progress gets blurry when you’re too busy comparing yourself to others....
Simple email copywriting guide
Tons of people write timid emails that sound like apologies, not communication. This visual from @winner.spirit nails how simple copy...
Funny Justine’s Peanut Butter Packaging Copy
Justine’s Peanut Butter nailed the art of packaging copy with this funny “letter to Jelly.” It turns a standard product...
What makes a good error message graphic
Most apps fail the moment an error pops up. Users hit a wall and feel dumb or frustrated. Zeno Rocha’s...
Training A.I. systems
That "select all images with cars" captcha? It’s not just blocking bots. It’s sneaky data collection in action. Every time...
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)