Social Signals by GREG SWAN
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We Never Stopped Collecting. The Hobby Just Got AI and GPS
Birds, planes, neighborhood cats, and why your phone is turning the real world into a collection
This issue of Social Signals was written to the LCD Soundsystem setlist playlist from their Minneapolis show in May 2024. I will be seeing the...
Garage Sales Are Market Research. You Should Be Able to Expense Them.
Also: what DoorDash owed T-Pain, what LinkedIn owes B2B marketers, and what Napster owes me.
This issue of Social Signals was written to Private Music by Deftones.
Social Media Promised to Unite Your Marcomm Teams. GEO Is Actually Doing It.
Pokémon Go trained military drones, Snap's chunky glasses, and why Beavis and Butthead is basically a documentary.
This issue of Social Signals was written to the 10 hour Bleach playlist by Shiro Sagisu that my son introduced me to during...
Is the AI Slop Era Entering Its Disclosure Phase?
This issue of Social Signals was written to The Rock soundtrack by Hans Zimmer, circa 1996.
This week’s issue is about trust, talent, and the increasingly blurry line between what’s real, what’s synthetic, and what audiences are willing to...
Have You ChatGPT'd Yourself Lately?
What the machines say about your brand is shaping how people find you. Most have never checked. That needs to change.
This issue of Social Signals was written to Optimism, the new LP from German electronic music duo Digitalism.
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