“Good work ain’t cheap, cheap work ain’t good.” - Sailor Jerry One of the problems in the digital advertising world is that people don’t understand what goes on behind the curtain. Look in just about any coffee shop in America and you will see people with laptops who are doing internet marketing, social media pages, website design, etc. They work for cheap, and much of what they do will pass muster on the surface, but there are nuances behind design when it comes to website

After a recent porch sitting session with my neighbor, I decided to take the plunge and switch to cruelty-free products. During this learning period I’ve contemplated how people ever accomplished major changes in purchasing prior to the internet. Generation X grew up in a time when global information was gleaned through magazines and newspapers, but unless you became a member of an organization whose cause would mail information, you were limited on resources. We were at the

“Do you help people on Google? That is all they want” One of the more interesting discussions I have with folks from time to time is explaining exactly what this venture is with AHMDigital. Sometimes it is easy; sometimes it is harder. As a lawyer for decades, including years where we were putting large amounts of dollars out in various marketing mediums all looking for that elusive silver bullet to get cases and then to get more and better cases, you learned there were vario

Recently an algorithm embedded in LinkedIn suggested an ideal job for me: a pilot for Qatar Airways. While I have been a student pilot and have soloed in a Cessna, the most advanced plane I've flown is a Cirrus. That doesn't mean I'm qualified to fly an A380 or 777 on international routes. What went wrong? The Wall Street Journal in a recent story on AI pointed out several issues. Product developers often use data sets that are not diverse. One popular set is reportedly more