Bookmark alert: The one article I reread monthly

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Hey—It's Tim. 

I collect a lot of things from my journeys on the internet.
Here are some of my favourite articles of all time.

How to test if you have product market fit

One of the many articles I re-read every month or so at the moment is this incredible recount of building product market fit for Superhuman.

Their use of customer feedback forms is something I toy with at least once a week.

Highly recommend.

Stealing featured snippets

You need to know how to do this. I’ve done it many many times.

And here’s how.

Matt Diggity’s site has been a staple go to for me over the last 10 years. Pretty much anything I know about SEO has come from him, his course, his community.

Anything on Andy Matuschak’s website

IMO he’s turned taking notes into an art form. And then made it super accessible.

You need to be taking notes.
You need to be re-surfacing those notes.
You need to be connecting your notes with other notes.
You need a notes inbox.

Note taking, however fleeting, is incredibly important. You cannot store everything in your head. It literally wasn’t designed for that.

Having a place to keep all your notes, and making that process easy can be life changing.

It was for me.

Two on wikipedia

Crazy I know. We all know wikipedia, but these two pages I find no one knows.

Just fun places to find cool stuff tbh.

One - This big ass list of common misconceptions

Two - The list of unsolved problems.

Enjoy,

✌️ Tim "Ain’t Nobody Got Time For Bad Links" Hanson
CMO @Penfriend.ai

Same brain, different platforms: X, Threads, LinkedIn.

P.S. Hit me with your favourites. I wanna know some of the cool corners of the internet you’ve found.

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