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Macroscope can auto-approve your team's PRs safely. Try it here: https://macroscope.com/?utm_source=fireship Anthropic just ...
The leather jacket returns to Washington, D.C. 👀 ㅤ December 1, 2026. ㅤ Link in bio.
Starting to roll out today, you can now add posts you’re tagged in to your grid. Small thing, but it should give you a bit more control over your profile. Let me know what you think.
Here are some articles I read this week, thought I’d share them with you. Save this post for later to come back and read the essays. If you want access to all the articles, just comment “Aevy” and we’ll DM you the link. Happy reading!
The greatest ruler/caliper I’ve ever seen, sorry for getting so excited
A few things you might not know about how we rank for part two of the ranking series. Beyond engagement, we also try to value originality, recency, breaking content, and we now have larger AI models to do better at ranking overall. Hope this was helpful — part three coming soon.
Google used to be a phone book. Now it's a friend. And that one change decides whether anyone ever finds your business.
Having more technology doesn't make you more advanced. Especially in marketing... Everyone uses new tools all the time. But 76% find that the tools don't help them optimally. Why? Because it's easy to pay for the technology. But it is hard to implement it correctly. That's where only 24% of companies are getting it right.
Google used to be a phone book. Now it's a friend. And that one change decides whether anyone ever finds your business. Say your car breaks down in a town you've never been to. You find a phonebook with a list of twenty mechanics. You don't know who's best, and you'd have to call them all to find out. But then you ask a local. And they say: go to Mike's. The phonebook is what Google used to
Thanks for watching! Gary Vaynerchuk is a serial entrepreneur and serves as the Chairman of VaynerX, the CEO of VaynerMedia, ...
If marketing feels heavier every year, you're not imagining it. 52 percent of marketers say they're burned out sometimes or very ...
