The one where David and Cory talk about… the use of a DAO as a sports team ownership model, how abbreviations and acronyms are making us all a little bit less smart, and speaking of smart things… why can’t our apps be smarter? Could there be a preference model we are missing?
Show Notes & Bookmarks
- (02:36) The final of season 2 of SailGP was held on San Francisco Bay. Highlights video.
- (04:46) SailGP has announced that a team will be owned by a DAO.
- (05:29) F1 used to be sponsored by tobacco, now it seems that cryptocurrency partnerships are what’s driving the sport.
- (06:26) In episode 8 we talked about some of the B2B metaverse style technologies that would have a disruptive impact on the way we work.
- (10:35) Abbreviations and acronyms are leading to a lack of context, nuance and making us less smart. From DVD to ATM to NFT to CMO…
- (14:44) We live in the TLDR generation
- (19:15) Are SaaS companies using recruitment sites and ‘fake’ job ads as a growth marketing strategy?
- (20:27) What is “Growth Marketing” anyway? Is it just a euphemism for sales?
- (23:00) And while we’re at it. What is “Product Marketing”?
- (29:51) Get involved in the conversation. Engage through social media or send us a note.
- (30:10) Can we use a kind of preference theory to predict our behaviour in such a way as to make search redundant? Why are our apps so dumb when they know so much about us?
- (33:25) Personalisation is still a long way off, despite the data and machine learning advances.
- (39:40) Contact Dave for the solution to the problem…
