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Master Incrementality Testing: From Replication to Golf Handicap
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Master Incrementality Testing: From Replication to Golf Handicap

"I think it’s the most sophisticated conversation that will exist on this topic." @oliviaakory's feedback after watching back this episode. She and @Davisg207 came by the office to talk about Cozy Earth's incrementality testing journey. I think it is incredibly instructive...

By Taylor Holiday
Boost First‑Touch Resolution with AI‑Powered CCaaS Integration
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Boost First‑Touch Resolution with AI‑Powered CCaaS Integration

If your AI strategy is just "deflecting" calls, you're missing the point. The goal is "resolution velocity." By integrating CCaaS with Service Management, you empower agents with real-time back-office data to solve problems on the first touch. The new ROI: https://t.co/ajGMKZ1mkJ #CIO...

By Tim Crawford
Activation Holds the Hidden Growth Opportunity
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Activation Holds the Hidden Growth Opportunity

In most of the growth troubleshooting I do — which spans qualitative research and a deep dive into product, marketing, and subscription analytics — activation is almost always where the opportunity is hiding.

By Asia Orangio
Organic Surge: 307 Signups & New Editing Features
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Organic Surge: 307 Signups & New Editing Features

⚡️ WEEKLY VLOG 02 @ @ChoppityAI Founders are never truly satisfied with the speed of shipping, but looking back at this week... we’ve had some absolute bangers. We hit an all-time high of 295 signups in a single day (We broke...

By Mizko
Claude for Excel Cuts Model Building Time to Zero
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Claude for Excel Cuts Model Building Time to Zero

Here’s the most impressive thing about Claude for Excel: It’s intuition on how to structure a model and build input levers at exactly right level, and outputs in the right format is very impressive. Better than a typical analyst. That means not only...

By The Secret CFO
Eliminate Packages, Deliver Custom Feel with Systemized Backend
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Eliminate Packages, Deliver Custom Feel with Systemized Backend

I completely deleted "packages" from my offerings , my clients still feel like they're getting custom support but in the back end it's still productized and systemized and seamless for my team to deliver

By Zhara (Fractional COO)
Your 6‑figure Support Won’t Get You to 7 Figures
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Your 6‑figure Support Won’t Get You to 7 Figures

It's okay to admit that the support that brought you to your first 6 figures won't bring you to 7 figures. You need an operations team who doesn't flinch when you say margin compression , understands how to handle revenue...

By Zhara (Fractional COO)
Chicago Fed Forecast Shows February Unemployment Near 4.3%
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Chicago Fed Forecast Shows February Unemployment Near 4.3%

The Chicago Fed Real-Time Unemployment Rate Forecast for February is 4.28%, so not likely to be much different from the BLS’s official reading last month. https://t.co/fmDwn7LlNk https://t.co/nw9NVUBD9I

By Austan Goolsbee
Hire Demand Generation, Not Just Brand, for Growth
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Hire Demand Generation, Not Just Brand, for Growth

I was on a call with a CEO. "We are 100% Sales-driven. We have absolutely ZERO Marketing" I probed a bit more to understand. Turns out they hired a CMO once for a 8 month stint. All she wanted to...

By TK Kader
CIOs Must Deliver Defensible, Audit-Ready Budget Forecasts
SocialFeb 26, 2026

CIOs Must Deliver Defensible, Audit-Ready Budget Forecasts

#CIOChat Q3: Yet CIOs still owe CFOs defensible numbers and audit-ready plans. How are you reconciling professional budget requirements with uncertainty. Are you using rolling forecasts, dynamic reserves, probabilistic models, or something else? https://t.co/OO17dBefNJ

By Dion Hinchcliffe
Antitrust Panel Seeks Second Look at Netflix‑WBD, May Add Paramount
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Antitrust Panel Seeks Second Look at Netflix‑WBD, May Add Paramount

Antitrust subcommittee wants a second chance to beat up on Netflix - WBD deal and has hearing scheduled for March 4. Will they add Paramount to mix if at that point they are in driver's seat?

By Joe Flint
AI-Driven Bottlenecks Threaten Prices, Smartphone Market to Drop 13%
SocialFeb 26, 2026

AI-Driven Bottlenecks Threaten Prices, Smartphone Market to Drop 13%

The ai advances are real, but they imply some very unpleasant bottlenecks for a bunch of industries, and risk stoking prices in a variety of goods. Tariffs arent the only source of short run inflation risk

By Skanda Amarnath
AI Tools Turning Into Essential Cognitive Infrastructure
SocialFeb 26, 2026

AI Tools Turning Into Essential Cognitive Infrastructure

Waiting for Claude tokens to renew like an addict waiting for a fix. That feeling probably says something about how quickly these tools are becoming cognitive infrastructure.

By Sean D. Mack
IT Forecasting Fails Amid Cloud, AI, and Volatility
SocialFeb 26, 2026

IT Forecasting Fails Amid Cloud, AI, and Volatility

#CIOChat Q1: For years, IT planning assumed stable demand curves and predictable spend. Those days are over. What broke first? Cloud elasticity, AI workloads, vendor pricing, or business volatility? When did forecasting stop feeling reliable in your org? https://t.co/GNHxMBE0sO

By Dion Hinchcliffe
SEP IRAs Limit Advanced Tax Strategies—Consider Better Options
SocialFeb 26, 2026

SEP IRAs Limit Advanced Tax Strategies—Consider Better Options

SEP IRAs are a dead giveaway that somebody has room to do great planning 1.) They block backdoor Roths 2.) They reduce QBI more than solo 401ks do since SEP IRAs only allow employer contributions 3.) They do not support the mega backdoor...

By Ryan Odom
Side Hustle SaaS Success Comes With Brutal Realities
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Side Hustle SaaS Success Comes With Brutal Realities

I'm 40, I've built 7 SaaS products since 2022. Hivoe, Inboxs, Userdesk, Shipped, BlackTwist, and 2 that flopped hard. And I still have my 9-5. Here are 8 brutal truths about indie hacking on the side:

By Luca Restagno
US Chipmakers Turn to Sunrise Metals Amid Scandium Shortage
SocialFeb 26, 2026

US Chipmakers Turn to Sunrise Metals Amid Scandium Shortage

U.S. semiconductor manufacturers are feeling the pinch from Chinese restrictions on scandium exports, @Reuters reports, underscoring the importance of @SunriseMetals’ Syerston Scandium Project as an essential supplier to key U.S. industries. “U.S. chipmakers have experienced delays in receiving new scandium export licenses from...

By Robert Friedland
AI SEO Hype Outpaces Real Results, Says Brand Leaders
SocialFeb 26, 2026

AI SEO Hype Outpaces Real Results, Says Brand Leaders

SEO for AI—or AEO—is having a moment Profound just raised at $1B valuation But after talking to many brand leaders this week, most agree much of the hype in the space is outpacing results & no dashboard does the work for...

By Jason Del Rey
Code Review Bench Accelerates Agent Evaluation with Real PR Data
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Code Review Bench Accelerates Agent Evaluation with Real PR Data

Measuring how well coding agents perform is often one of the biggest things that slows progress. Code Review Bench helps by using two checks: - A controlled offline benchmark - An online behavior test using results from 200,000 real pull requests

By Hasan Toor
Tencent Pulls Funding as Highguard Misses Launch Targets
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Tencent Pulls Funding as Highguard Misses Launch Targets

Bloomberg reports that Highguard devs thought they had more runway but Tencent seemingly pulled funding when it failed to hit launch goals.

By Ethan Gach
Markiplier's Indie Horror Proves Creators Can Redefine Hollywood Distribution
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Markiplier's Indie Horror Proves Creators Can Redefine Hollywood Distribution

From YouTube to $48 million box office hit @markiplier's self-financed indie horror film 'Iron Lung' more than 15x'd it's budget and is a glimpse into how the right creators will redefine distribution in Hollywood 00:00 The Story of Iron Lung 05:54 By...

By Colin and Samir
US Tariff Cut Could Shift China Supply Chains
SocialFeb 26, 2026

US Tariff Cut Could Shift China Supply Chains

Lower tariff by US on Chinese goods. What will it mean to import supply chains? And to logistics? Especially container lines? A lot? Or not? Given soft CNY. @Lingling_Wei

By Tom Craig
Cancel Fees Are Hostage Tactics, Not Retention Solutions
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Cancel Fees Are Hostage Tactics, Not Retention Solutions

$105 to cancel a SaaS subscription is a hostage negotiation and I guarantee nobody understood that when they signed up. The answer to churn is NOT entrapment. If you're not delivering on your promises and someone wants to stop using your service,...

By Adam Robinson
Shelter‑driven Inflation Easing as Vacancies Rise, Wages Slow
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Shelter‑driven Inflation Easing as Vacancies Rise, Wages Slow

Fed doves have happy tears, since over 40% of CPI inflation is due to shelter and wage growth is slowing down. Rising rental vacancies mean it's unlikely to see breakaway inflation again. @housingwire @sarahteresa6 #mortgagerates #inflation #economics #realestate #chartdaddy

By Logan Mohtashami
Seamless Global Hiring: Infrastructure You Never Notice
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Seamless Global Hiring: Infrastructure You Never Notice

The best infrastructure is the kind you can stop thinking about. That's how we measure what we build at Remote. The goal isn't applause (though it's nice). It's that you can just hire someone in another country, pay them and manage...

By Job van der Voort
CEO Exit Undermines Confidence in Trainline’s Long‑Term Vision
SocialFeb 26, 2026

CEO Exit Undermines Confidence in Trainline’s Long‑Term Vision

Trainline's CEO is jumping ship. Here's a snippet from what I wrote in my $TRN deep dive conclusion: "If Trainline were a founder-led business today, with a CEO who still owned a truly material personal stake and followed a long-term blueprint with...

By Rene Sellmann
Terraform Lawsuit Exposes Hidden ETF Conflicts of Interest
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Terraform Lawsuit Exposes Hidden ETF Conflicts of Interest

Below is the AI-assisted summary of today's Spaces discussion on Terraform's lawsuit against Jane Street and the wider questions it invites about the murky behind-the-scenes mechanics of how ETFs function. It also touches on the wider conflicts of interest that...

By Izabella Kaminska
Amazon's $50B OpenAI Bet Depends on IPO or AGI
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Amazon's $50B OpenAI Bet Depends on IPO or AGI

.@theInformation Exclusive: @Amazon’s potential $50B investment in @OpenAI may hinge on two triggers: an IPO or reaching AGI.

By Sarbjeet Johal
Get Kimi K2.5 Free for 48 Hours—No Credit Waste
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Get Kimi K2.5 Free for 48 Hours—No Credit Waste

Stop burning your own API credits just to prototype. Kilo is letting you use Kimi K2.5 for free for the next 48 hours.

By Hasan Toor
Canada’s FDI Hits 18‑year High at C$96.8B
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Canada’s FDI Hits 18‑year High at C$96.8B

Foreign direct investment into Canada jumped Q4, pushing yearly inflows to the highest level in 18 years. FDI totaled C$25.1 billion Oct-Dec, Statistics Canada reported, bringing the yearly sum to C$96.8 billion, the highest since 2007. https://t.co/yORmpTnnkH

By Matina Stevis-Gridneff
Maersk Launches Real-Time Carrier Performance Portal for Shippers
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Maersk Launches Real-Time Carrier Performance Portal for Shippers

Maersk E-Commerce, a parcel delivery service from Maersk recently launched a customer portal enabling clients to monitor carrier performance in real time, according to Sam Coiro, head of Maersk E-Commerce, North America. More new capabilities coming....🤔

By Cathy Morrow Roberson
Avoid Discount Pricing: Choose Full Price or Free
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Avoid Discount Pricing: Choose Full Price or Free

The worst price you can charge is a discount. You’re not cheap enough to win on price. You’re not expensive enough to signal expertise at a premium. You’re in the middle, where nobody shops. There are two prices that work: 1️⃣ Full price. You charge...

By Dan Mall
Russian Oil Exports Up 6% Since Pre‑War
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Russian Oil Exports Up 6% Since Pre‑War

Is Russia exporting more oil now that it was before the Russo-Ukrainian war? Contrary to Western propaganda, the answer is YES. Russian crude export volumes are 6% above ‌pre-invasion levels. SANCTIONS = NEVER WORK. https://t.co/pElmHdXmbQ

By Steve Hanke
Bill Gurley Missed Google’s 10,000x Gain, Shares Lessons
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Bill Gurley Missed Google’s 10,000x Gain, Shares Lessons

the amazing story how Bill Gurley @bgurley passed on Google––and missed a 10,000x return🤯 i think he'll be all right. And you will too if you read his new book 🔖"Runnin' Down a Dream"... https://t.co/fiRcxsWair

By Josh Wolfe
Consistent Brand Threads Beat Outdated Mood Boards
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Consistent Brand Threads Beat Outdated Mood Boards

the best brand accounts have a through line of familiarity. content woven together by a thread that makes people comment “my show is on”. the old mood board model does not work anymore.

By Rachel Karten
Gemini Now Pulls Insights From Google Chat History
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Gemini Now Pulls Insights From Google Chat History

In the race to Jarvis, now Gemini can tap into Google Chat -> Google Chat is now a data source for Gemini, making your message history actually useful "In a new update on the Workspace blog, Google announced that Chat is...

By Glenn Gabe
AI and Defense Spending Fuel $29 Trillion Debt Surge
SocialFeb 26, 2026

AI and Defense Spending Fuel $29 Trillion Debt Surge

In 2025, global debt surged by almost $29 TRILLION. Who are the culprits? According to the Institute of International Finance, they are AI AND DEFENSE SPENDING. https://t.co/R4ISyieJwn

By Steve Hanke
Defining Real Success Metrics for AI Product Launch
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Defining Real Success Metrics for AI Product Launch

I was sketching out the launch plan for Data Techcon first AI product, and without even realizing it, I slipped back into my growth data scientist mindset — questioning metrics, success, AI features values & what “working” really means 1....

By Omozara
Cheap Experiments Outperform Expensive Guru Courses
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Cheap Experiments Outperform Expensive Guru Courses

I spent $10k on a Facebook ads course from a famous 'guru'. My ROAS went down. I spent $200 testing my own weird ad angles. Found a 5x ROAS winner in 48 hours. The market doesn't care about experts. Test...

By Kamil Sattar
Stripe’s $159B Success: Craft, Talent, Obsession, Leadership
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Stripe’s $159B Success: Craft, Talent, Obsession, Leadership

Gamma Co-Founder Grant Lee spotlights the core principles behind Stripe’s $159B rise in a comprehensive breakdown of its business philosophy. The thread explores how craft, talent density, customer obsession, and decisive leadership compound over time. In partnership with Stripe, the full...

By Hasan Toor
Integrating Sentiment Surveys and Trends Into Market Analysis
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Integrating Sentiment Surveys and Trends Into Market Analysis

Latest episode of the Trading Global Macro Podcast discusses market sentiment. @MWellerFX and I touch on sentiment surveys, market-based positioning and looser measures (eg headlines, search trends) - and how to integrate it into your market analysis: https://t.co/B06D4S71N8

By John Kicklighter
Growth Stems From Self‑Running Business, Not Hustle
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Growth Stems From Self‑Running Business, Not Hustle

Growth doesn’t come from hustling harder. It comes from designing a business that runs itself.

By Matt Gray
Mid‑market AI Success: Small Teams, Tight Budgets, Mature BI
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Mid‑market AI Success: Small Teams, Tight Budgets, Mature BI

Most of my clients are mid-market organizations, and they're all approaching AI the right way. And it has nothing to do with ChatGPT/Gemini/Claude. Here's what these organizations all have in common: 1 - Small teams. 2 - Tight budgets. 3 - Mature BI infrastructure. 4 -...

By David Langer (Dave on Data)
Balancing Rates Drives Predictable Credit Cycles
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Balancing Rates Drives Predictable Credit Cycles

In order to have successful capital markets, you see the same things happen again and again. Since one man’s debts are another man’s assets, you have to keep interest rates not so high that they crush the debtor, without having them...

By Ray Dalio
Unified Email and SMS Boosts Retention Trust
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Unified Email and SMS Boosts Retention Trust

The retention stack at most brands is three platforms pretending to be one. Email in one tool. SMS in another. A "customer journey" that's really just a guess stitched together from disconnected data. Attentive solves this by putting email and SMS in...

By Taylor Holiday
Roam Builds Virtual Office for Future Collaboration and Events
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Roam Builds Virtual Office for Future Collaboration and Events

pretty wild what @howard + the @roam team have painstakingly built, iteration by iteration, to enable the virtual office of the future; now empowering modern companies to host virtual events, enable spontaneity, humans to work together (w/ agents, too), and...

By Scott Belsky
Fast 7-Year Auction Turn; Feb Extension Increases Friday
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Fast 7-Year Auction Turn; Feb Extension Increases Friday

It will be a quick turn from today's 7y auction to month end tomorrow. Reminder Feb duration extension will be larger Friday as it always is in a refunding month.

By Ed Bradford
Lead AI‑Driven Role Shifts, Don't Just React
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Lead AI‑Driven Role Shifts, Don't Just React

AI is reshaping entry-level roles in security, DevOps, marketing, and support - are you leading that change or reacting to it? Watch how Digital Trailblazers can turn this disruption into a leadership advantage. #DevOps #AI https://t.co/O0K0QkTUyt

By Isaac Sacolick
Great Founders Avoid Over‑deferring to Senior Hires
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Great Founders Avoid Over‑deferring to Senior Hires

New episode of Long Strange Trip with @bhorowitz of @a16z is now live. The first time I pitched Ben for @HubSpot, he passed on us. It stung. So naturally, it’s the first thing I brought up with him in this convo. He’s...

By Brian Halligan