xharekx33:

The Oatmeal, as usual is right on the money. Fuck having to give access to my Facebook data to be able to read articles.

+1000! I don’t even bother to Google, if I see that nonsense I just SKIP and move on.

xharekx33:

The Oatmeal, as usual is right on the money. Fuck having to give access to my Facebook data to be able to read articles.

+1000! I don’t even bother to Google, if I see that nonsense I just SKIP and move on.

RX-7 FD , WedSport

RX-7 FD , WedSport

attentionindustry:

I like Gumroad. It solves an actual problem, has a revenue model, and has multiple use cases.

The thing I find most interesting about it is that you could sell pretty much anything digital on this platform in nearly no time. This doesn’t just change the actual sales process, it changes the expectations of what you can sell.

For instance, there are a TON of bloggers and writers who, if they were selling a PDF book or presentation, functionally a longform blog post, I would shell out $5. There’s a larger group of people who could charge me $0.99 very easily, for video or images or behind the scenes content.

If Gumroad works, it could conceivably facilitate a fourth model of internet sustainability [after Ad Support, UGC, and Patronage (including Crowdfunding and Branded Support)].

Definitely keeping an eye on this, and don’t be surprised if I start trying to sell thinking in digital formats.

Temporary Home Office #2 (Taken with instagram)

Temporary Home Office #2 (Taken with instagram)

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