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The question BigLaw just paid six figures to answer
Forty-seven postings, six-figure salaries, and the question underneath all of them.
Sep 18
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Your Hours Are Full. That Isn't the Issue.
The Billable Hour | The Economics of the One-Owner Firm
Sep 9
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Billed and Banked Are Different Numbers
Same $27,000 line. One paid $392 an hour. One paid $675.
Sep 3
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August 2026
The Protocol I Never Wanted to Need
How I keep my own voice on the page, and why that now takes a system.
Aug 30
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The Hire the Spreadsheet Recommends
Full measures volume. The hiring decision needs a value number.
Aug 26
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The Record Quarter That Paid Like Last Year
A vanity metric measures what was spent. A structural measure prices what came back.
Aug 19
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The Agency's Binding Constraint Is the Thing It Sells
Part 5 of a series on what the marketing industry's own numbers say about buying growth. This one is written to the other side of the table.
Aug 12
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The Proposal Lists Six Services. The Seller Uses Almost None of Them.
Part 4 of a series on what the marketing industry's own numbers say about buying growth.
Aug 5
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July 2026
Two Matters, Same Fee, Different Money
A $940K year holds a three-to-one spread; no report prints.
Jul 31
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The Ranking Report Never Changed. The Click It Measures Did.
Part 3 of a series on what the marketing industry's own numbers say about buying growth.
Jul 29
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The Busiest Year the Firm Ever Had May Be Shrinking It
Part 2 of a series on what the marketing industry's own numbers say about buying growth.
Jul 21
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The Marketing Firm Selling You Growth Can't Grow
Part 1 of a series on what the marketing industry's own numbers say about buying growth.
Jul 17
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