You can probably raise your prices. Even if you already have, you can probably raise them again, because you probably didn’t raise them as much as you could. We have banged the price elasticity drum in this newsletter more than any other topic (this is the
Camp, the made-for-Millennials version of Toys R Us, is liquidating its inventory right now: 40% off everything to build up cash after having all its…
Earlier this week, Ben Thompson went so deep and so thorough on the dynamics of professional sports and reliance on cable TV that he wrote what might be…
Earlier this week, Samuel Scott, long-time columnist at The Drum, wrote a piece in which Les Binet (a widely regarded expert in econometrics/media mix…
Audience One of my vices is sports talk radio. It’s bombastic, annoying, and, oddly, entertaining. It’s also relatively new—at least as it relates to…
Editor’s Note: Last year, during the Super Bowl, Coinbase grabbed attention by bouncing a QR code around our screens in what was probably the most…
Welcome to the next hype cycle, friends, where we’ve traded on-chain JPEGs for an AI that can create more of them, faster. Our economic reality has…
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Earlier this week, we caught a presentation from Earnest in which Daniel McCarthy, social media’s favorite business professor, discussed that COVID’s…
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