Feel like you're running out of content for your brand's social feeds? Don't fret. Our list of 20 social media ideas might just be the inspiration you need.

Up until a few years ago, I used to feel good when sharing Twitter links. Compared to the other handful of websites that now make up our entire lives, it was the best option: Not a walled garden like Facebook or Instagram where you either don’t see any content at all or are bombarded with “sign up to continue” popups after scrolling down more than ten pixels. Not horribly confusing and overwhelming for people that don’t use it regularly like Reddit, be it the old or the bad design.

Build a media company that one day can sell a product or service. But most important, serve the ones that are interested in your ideas.

Modern science is teaching us that the brain is not static. It changes every day and you can be the one directing that change.

between 2017 and 2021 (when the company was mostly just me) I was paying for in-search adverts across multiple search engines, I was commissioning custom made adverts to place in online used car market places. I was spending time optimising the 'bid' in automated advertising system, trying to get the best bang for buck.

Exploring the daily writing routines of famous authors throughout history. We look at Dean Koontz's writing routine, daily habits and work rituals.

Content generated automatically using AI writing tools is against Google’s Webmaster Guidelines, says Search Advocate John Mueller.

This week, I felt pretty depressed and lost my motivation and focus. After launching Space4, I got some signups from HackerNews, but no one was really using the app. Including myself. "Will people even use this? Am I doing the wrong thing again?", I wondered. It sucks.

Tweets, but editable.

“I always stop midsentence because when I come back the next day, I'm always fighting it. But I can finish a sentence.”

The man behind the internet’s favorite animated images

When lawmakers focus on children’s online safety to get bills passed, they leave everyone else out. Now they’re trying again.

A 5-minute essay about the long term benefits of small (atomic) habits.

MySpace inspired a generation of teenagers to learn how to code. We have Dark Mode now, but where did all the glitter go?

Pinchefsky’s first book, Turn Your Fandom Into Cash, teaches geeks how to monetize their hobby without drawing the ire of their favorite creators. She says that the biggest weapon any geek has in their arsenal is the supportive community of fellow fans.

And how to start again even if you don't have time

Nearly 500,000 people are on the app’s “waitlist”..

Lawyers who represented a Colorado baker are back in court defending a web designer who doesn't want to design sites for same-sex weddings.

Zuckerberg is betting the future of his business on something that doesn't really exist.

Let’s say I want to be an informed, engaged local citizen. Let’s say my town has a website set up where they post local updates and alerts that I might care about...