Dan Moen

Marketing + Technology

[Smita Poojary @Smita_DigiMarke]

✅Building a Marketing Dashboard That Drives Decisions
@danmoen

#MarketingTips
#MarketingStrategy https://t.co/jNjl45mprk

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@MoeCanDoIt Use AI to help you develop brand guidelines and custom CSS classes it can use when it's building. Start every thread by making it read through both and then summarize its understanding. This helps with UI consistency, but not UX. That's on you.

[Tyler Neville @Tyler_Neville_]

5 Interesting Facts on Treasuries from Torsten Slok at Apollo:

1. For every $5 the government collects in taxes, a dollar goes to paying interest on debt.

2. $10 trillion of government debt will mature over the next year, which is 33% of all debt outstanding.

3. The share of T-bills outstanding has increased to 22%, and 85% of Treasury gross issuance is T-bills.

4. The average federal net interest expense per day, including weekends, is now $3.5 billion.

5. Foreign ownership of Treasuries has declined to 25% of the total outstanding, down from 33% a decade ago.

[Boring_Business @BoringBiz_]

From Bertrand Russell almost a 100 years ago

Society would be much better off if they realized that neither party is coming to save you

If you want to change yourself, get off your couch and make it happen

If you want to change the world, get off your couch and make it happen

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@anu_sthree This moment will pass *very* quickly, and a quilt is a brilliant idea for a useful memento.

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

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[Dan Moen @danmoen]

Support companies have ruined the chatbot opportunity for everyone.

Users won't even try them because they assume they're useless.

I have had literally zero positive interactions with a chatbot powered by a traditional support platform.

[🍓🍓🍓 @iruletheworldmo]

i never want to read any other way again.

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@JustenEcom Agreed, total dub. 😁

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@JustenEcom Ah, makes sense. So it gave you creative direction and you executed the design elsewhere. Looks amazing, nice work!

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@JustenEcom What did you ask Claude for? Art direction and copy?

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

This applies equally to Washington and Oregon.

[David Marcus @davidmarcus]

Close your eyes.

Imagine a place where ocean, mountains, deserts, and lakes meet — paired with some of the most forgiving, life-giving weather on Earth. A place where almost anything grows. A place so attractive that this era’s greatest builders and innovators chose to gather there to shape the future.

And they did.

They turned it into the fifth-largest economy in the world.

An Elysium on Earth.

A place so extraordinarily fortunate that many of its people were spared the anxieties that dominate most of human life. And when survival is no longer the concern, attention drifts elsewhere. Toward injustices far away. Toward suffering not personally experienced. Toward a desire to cleanse immense good fortune by shouldering everyone else’s pain.

That impulse was put into action.

The people elected leaders who promised to right all the wrongs of the world. These leaders were not builders — those were too busy building. Instead, they were specialists in rhetoric: masters of moral language, of verbal combat, of channeling abstract ideals of justice and equity. Suicidal empathy finally found its weapon.

Meanwhile, the builders — optimistic, competitive, forward-looking — kept building. They ignored the slow erosion of common sense metastasizing around them.

Years passed.
Things worsened.

The cancer took hold.

Zombies appeared.

Not monsters from fiction, but human beings hollowed out — addicted, untreated, unaccountable — wandering through once-beautiful streets. Downtowns decayed. Public spaces emptied. The social contract dissolved in plain sight.

The people who wanted to fix the world now felt unsafe in their own neighborhoods. But they blamed themselves. They rejected self-will and agency. They believed that when individuals collapse, society must have failed first.

So they doubled down.

More years passed. On top of zombies and collapsing public order came an exploding cost of living. The place became unaffordable for most. People began to leave.

That’s when those in power panicked.

If the people who kept them in office were leaving, how would they remain in power? After all, this was not just their job — it was the only thing they were capable of doing. They could not build, create, or compete in any environment that rewards real output. Outside of politics, they would have nothing to offer and nowhere to hide. So they adapted — not by fixing what was broken, but by rigging the system to ensure they would never have to face a world that measures value by results.

They imported voters.
They diluted standards.
They stretched rules past recognition.

Ballot harvesting. Voting without identification. Endless “emergency” justifications.

They let cities burn — sometimes metaphorically, sometimes literally.

Eventually, the builders noticed. Too late. And they began to leave as well.

The place that once held every advantage any society could dream of — the place where the future was being built — started to collapse.

The cancer and its caregivers transformed Elysium into Tartarus.

This is the path California is on.

Whether this paradise becomes hell is still within our control — but not indefinitely. The window is closing.

Let’s fight back and make it Elysium again.

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@BridgetMWillard As a Seahawks fan and huge Pete Carroll fan I hope he either goes to a team ready to compete for a championship or retires.

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

Are you overwhelmed by new content while your top-performing assets gather dust?

Stop producing more. Strategically promote your proven work. Audiences value consistency and quality over volume.

Reuse. Reclaim. Reengage. 🚀

#ContentMarketing #Strategy

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@orbmem @tehinshe Going beyond session will require some kind of summarization technique, which could become its own project.

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@orbmem @tehinshe My take is session-level memory is the right place to start. Which means you need to send the session-level chat history with each call *and* write your prompt well enough the the LLM doesn't ignore it.

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@zara_ferna94287 Any examples you think are awesome? Sephora Beauty Chat is the best of the big brand offerings I've seen so far.

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

Has anyone had a good experience with an AI assistant on a website? Like the chat AI or anything integrated into a page?

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@zara_ferna94287 My goal this week was just to try all of the best examples out there. More a learning exercise than seeking a specific solution. Since most of them suck, I built one to see why it's hard. Turns out it's not actually hard.

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@jvmediadesign That's incredible. 🔥

[Dan Moen @danmoen]

@saadullah45 All of that makes sense!

I would probably add a 3rd call up front at 100 articles:
1. Pick up to n categories (nano)
2. Pick up to 3 articles from chosen categories (mini)
3. Write the answer (premium)