July Review: X Found the Gas Pedal, the Blogs Found the Brakes, and Mosquitoes Found Everyone
July’s numbers went everywhere, X took off, sales stayed invisible, and mosquitoes declared war. So what actually worked…
Month In Review
June Review: The Month the Metrics Put on Roller Skates and Headed for the Exit
June was a strange little month. Facebook and X stumbled, Medium softened but still earned a little more, TikTok showed signs of deeper interest, and LumAIere.com quietly kept growing like the responsible adult in the room. Also, sales continued their vow of silence…
May Review: The Month My Metrics Walked Into a Room and Forgot Why They Were There
May was a mixed little circus: Facebook showed life, TikTok kept sparking, Medium got more views but fewer reads, LumAIere.com dipped, and X acted like its analytics dashboard had been left alone with a fog machine. June brings more Artist series, more CS202, REST, PostCSS, and whatever else wanders into the lab looking interesting.
April Review: The Month My iPad Forgot How Fingers Work
April had numbers, AI notes, stubborn sales, and an iPad that remembered scrolling after one hard reboot…
February: The Month We Learned Absolutely Nothing (And Quite a Lot)
Sales vanished. Metrics wobbled. AI battled AI. What actually worked in February and what are we changing in March?
January Review: Calm Wins, Cats Survived, and the Algorithm Had Opinions
January was one of those months that looks quiet until you actually read the numbers. Nothing exploded, nothing collapsed, and yet a lot of useful information showed up if you stop scrolling long enough to notice it. Sales stayed flat. That sounds boring, but flat during a month full of experiments is not failure. It … Read more
December Review: Flat Sales, Spiky Metrics, Broken Images, and a Surprisingly Optimistic Ending
December was one of those months where nothing was on fire, but nothing was exactly calm either. Sales stayed flat, which in December always feels slightly rude, but the broader picture tells a more interesting story. Across platforms, the pattern was clear: fewer people were shown the content, but the people who did see it … Read more
November Review: A Month of Metrics, Mild Mayhem, and One Surprisingly Healthy Needle
November strolled in like it had a clipboard, a half-finished latte, and a firm intention to grade everything I did on a curve. Every platform shifted in its own dramatic way, and the numbers — those tiny digital breadcrumbs of joy, confusion, and occasionally panic — told a story rich with contrast. So let’s unpack it all, with the … Read more
October Review: Gains, Gaps, and a Dash of Colorfield Calm
October felt like tuning a messy orchestra and landing on a surprisingly catchy groove. Sales were flat (the triangle player took a coffee break), but attention and discovery spiked across platforms — especially where quick visuals and short reads shine. Highlights at a glance What do the metrics say? Most and least popular — what actually resonated? Patterns I’m seeing What worked … Read more