Chronically Online
I overthink everything so you don’t have to. Deep dives, hot takes, and unhinged (but insightful, maybe?) ramblings on internet culture, marketing, pop culture, and the internet’s hottest (and weirdest!) trends plus whatever’s stuck in my brain.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 52 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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Internet Meme Culture Has Hijacked Advertising
Advertising used to be about aspiration. Perfect lighting. Perfect smiles. A family eating cereal that no real family has ever eaten.
Now? Brands are posting blurry screenshots, hiring people famous for being unhinged online, and referenc...
Jack of All Trades, Master of None, Or Just Poorly Positioned?
There’s a particular kind of brand that makes people squint.
You know the type.
They sell phones and laptops and headphones and smart home gear and cloud services and probably a toothbrush if you dig deep enough. Or maybe they’re a consul...
Marketing to People Who See Through You
Once upon a time, people drank neon-colored sodas without blinking, wore shirts that said dry clean only like it was a flex, and trusted anything that came in a glossy bottle with the word natural slapped on it.
That time is dead. Buried....
The Death of Choice: How the Internet Turned Us Into a Hive Mind
You think you chose that phone.
That sneaker.
That café.
That skincare brand.
But did you really?
Blink Twice If the Algorithm Chose That for You.
Scroll long enough and you’ll notice something unsettling: we don’t decide anymore b...
The Internet Doesn’t Run on Algorithms Alone BUT It Runs on Fandom
Quick context before we dive in: this post is based on “Fandom Flux: Codes for Growth with Gen Z & Gen Alpha,” a 2025 report from Ogilvy Consulting, written by Reid Litman. It’s one of the rare industry reports that actually understands fan...
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I overthink everything so you don’t have to. Deep dives, hot takes, and unhinged (but insightful, maybe?) ramblings on internet culture, marketing, pop culture, and the internet’s hottest (and weirdest!) trends plus whatever’s stuck in my brain.
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