I am extremely excited to announce the official launch of my hands-on AI for Content Marketers Workshop. This workshop was born out of the work I did developing my Content Marketing Kickstart program. I’ve been refining prompts I use to do the in-depth Brand Voice Guide, Comprehensive Content Audit, and Content Plans and thought, why…
Learning by doing to see what’s possible I started “vibe coding” before I even knew the term. My first foray was moving multivariate stats analysis of podcast data from Copilot to VS Code so the (stupid) charts would render. Then I used it to parse and re-write a WordPress XML export file to fix some…
If you want to really understand what AI can do, you have to do it for yourself first. No, this post isn’t about me working through mental/emotional baggage to be a better person—though the title could work for that too—this is about my approach to learning any new tech I come across. Ever since my…
Like it or not AI is changing the entire nature of work. The question is, will you keep making carriages, or will you start selling cars.
The job of finding a job and hiring for a job is harder and more complex than ever. And AI is only going to make it worse. Just not how you think.
Nothing is secure online if there are backdoors into encryption tools.
There are five things that will bring any content marketing engine to its knees. If you don’t plan to avoid them, you’re sure to hit them eventually. Here’s how to avoid that.
I’m just going to put this out there, I see a lot of people looking for a copywriter/content marketer/word wizard to boost/start/lead their content marketing endeavors. I think a lot of applications get lost in the shuffle, so, based on a cover letter I wrote (and helpfully edited with an AI) here is why you,…
I gave a career day talk at Imagine High, the local arts and technology high school here in Chilliwack. This is the kind of school where the kids who don’t fit in, fit in. All the artistic, neuro-spicy, creative, weird, geeky kids who tend not to enjoy, or thrive, in a “normal” high school gravitate…
Websites were a dog’s breakfast back then, but they had to be to get here now Update March 26: Long-time colleague Richard MacManus wrote on Cybercultural about the internet in 1995. It’s worth a read to set the stage for this post. Oh frames, how we loved and hated you so. I started building websites…
