Tag Archives: Concept

Silicon Valley pundits are obsessed with the concept of ‘high agency.’ Here’s why you shouldn’t be

July 13, 2026 Silicon Valley pundits are obsessed with the concept of ‘high agency.’ Here’s why you shouldn’t be BY Greg Satell   There’s an old joke I used to hear in Poland. A manager wants to hire a new employee and asks his assistant to collect résumés. A week later, she proudly carries a stack … Continue reading Silicon Valley pundits are obsessed with the concept of ‘high agency.’ Here’s why you shouldn’t be →

How Dropshipping Helps You Run Proof of Concept Experiments at Scale

Gabrielle Sadeh — January 28, 2020 Ecommerce sales are rising through the roof as people nowadays clearly prefer shopping online. Even after visiting a store, 56% of millennials purchase the products online at least half of the time. The ecommerce industry is worth over $ 3 billion right now and is expected to exceed $ … Continue reading How Dropshipping Helps You Run Proof of Concept Experiments at Scale →

It’s Time to Reverse Engineer Our Concept of “Thought Leadership”

Bob Apollo — March 20, 2017 Follow @bobapollo— March 20, 2017 Let’s face it, most so-called “thought leadership” is actually nothing of the sort. Much of it turns out to be a crude rehashing of already widely quoted statistics and crudely disguised product promotion. All-too-often, it does little or nothing to actually stimulate the reader … Continue reading It’s Time to Reverse Engineer Our Concept of “Thought Leadership” →

What it means to be a critical thinker and why marketers need to embrace the concept

Columnist Matt Umbro calls on marketers to use their intellectual abilities to question, scrutinize and analyze and make informed decisions. Matt Umbro on November 17, 2016   No matter your political views, this election reinforced an extremely important notion for us as marketers: We need to be willing and able to think critically about what … Continue reading What it means to be a critical thinker and why marketers need to embrace the concept →