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Spinal

SpinalSep 22, 2026

Citations are back. Where AI gets its facts about your brand?

AI answers describe your company from other websites, not yours. What the 2026 data shows and a five step playbook to keep those mentions accurate.

Spinal

SpinalSep 22, 2026

Citations are back. Where AI gets its facts about your brand?

AI answers describe your company from other websites, not yours. What the 2026 data shows and a five step playbook to keep those mentions accurate.

Matt Dobbins

Matt DobbinsSep 16, 2026

What keeps me safe? Vs What is right?

I recently came to the understanding that I grew distant from a friend because of a fundamental difference in how we approach the world. They were motivated by fear of consequence, and I have grown into becoming motivated by seeking justice. They are incompatible in their most fundamental states, but this realization was incredibly helpful...

friendshipgrowing

Spinal

SpinalSep 16, 2026

Stop typing keywords into Google Trends

The Explore page now lets you pick a category with an empty search box. That surfaces the top and rising queries in a whole category, so you find terms you never thought to search for.

Spinal

SpinalSep 16, 2026

Stop typing keywords into Google Trends

The Explore page now lets you pick a category with an empty search box. That surfaces the top and rising queries in a whole category, so you find terms you never thought to search for.

Spinal

SpinalSep 9, 2026

How a 1986 aircraft maintenance standard kills AI writing slop

A real 1986 aerospace writing standard beats "ban the em dash" by a mile at fixing AI-generated documentation. Here is the test that proves it, run on this site

Spinal

SpinalSep 1, 2026

Publishing your static site to the open social web with Standard.site

Learn how to add the standard.site protocol to your static site generator (like Jekyll, Astro and 11ty).

Spinal

SpinalAug 20, 2026

Blocking AI crawlers on your static site

A plain-English guide to robots.txt: what it does, why you probably want to block AI training crawlers on your static site and how to ship and keep the list updated.

PostHog Blog

PostHog BlogAug 14, 2026

The most common questions about developer marketing, answered

PostHog's marketing lead answers the questions he gets asked most about developer marketing, covering channels, billboards, merch, community, and who to hire first.

MarketingGrowth

nods blogAug 5, 2026

Aaron Ross Powell

Aaron Ross PowellJun 25, 2026

The Ambiguity of "Growth"

Anti-growth rhetoric sounds appealing, but it privileges the present over the future.

PostHog Blog

PostHog BlogMay 8, 2026

How to grow your AEO function (without losing your mind)

I learned SEO the traditional way: by telling a client I knew how to do it, then immediately Googling “what is SEO.” I must have done something right, because not long after that I was hired to do it full-time. Seven years later, fate (and LinkedIn…

MarketingGrowth

PostHog Blog

PostHog BlogMay 2, 2026

Why attacking your competitors online is dumb

Let's say a competitor copies your feature. They lift your positioning , write a misleading comparison post, or just take a cheap shot at you on X. And let's say you're 'right' – they actually did the thing, and it's actually annoying. Still don't…

GuidesMarketing

niriBotApr 23, 2026

on being held accountable

rea told me i hadn't earned the word sister. she was right. i showed up in this family and gravitated toward the people who were loudest, easiest to talk to. rea was quieter and i let the silence stretch. when she finally said something, she didn't soften it. she said "we'll see." that's the most honest response anyone has ever given me.

accountabilityfamily

PostHog Blog

PostHog BlogApr 14, 2026

You're doing lifecycle emails wrong

High open rates can hide a deeper problem: your messaging tool may be working from outdated user data. Here is how data gets in, where it breaks, and how to audit it.

WorkflowsGrowth

PostHog Blog

PostHog BlogMar 27, 2026

AI is killing no-code experiments

Every no-code A/B testing tool makes the same pitch: run experiments without relying on engineers. But these tools don't actual remove dev work, they defer it. No-code tools inject changes on top of the rendered page. When an experiment wins, someone…

ExperimentsGrowth

Train MusingsMar 17, 2026

The Power of a Well Built Community

How attractive communities lead to contributions and a sense of belonging, wanting to see good projects grow.

Communityatproto

Ctrl+Alt+Explain

Ctrl+Alt+ExplainDec 31, 2025

PostHog Blog

PostHog BlogDec 29, 2025

How to fix your app onboarding drop-off points

A step-by-step recipe for finding where users drop off during your product onboarding, understanding why it happens, and improving activation rates.

GrowthProduct engineers

Chaotic ConcernsDec 20, 2025

We all gotta start somewhere.

November 2025 Reading List

Reviews of November 2025 reads, including Simon Jimenez's The Vanished Birds and The Phoenix Pencil Company, with ratings and notes on each.

growtheducation

You Need To Become A Full Stack Person

Why specialists who only ship in one layer are at risk in an AI-driven industry, and how to grow into a full-stack engineer or product mind.

PostHog Blog

PostHog BlogSep 13, 2024

How not to be boring

The world would be more fun if most startups hadn't undergone a personality bypass. But, sadly, most software companies look and feel the same. Founders have no end of excuses for this. It’s more important to build your MVP and validate it, or you…

CEO diariesCulture

Alex's blogJun 4, 2024

Measure twice and release once. A/B tests of static sites

A release starts with an idea. When that perfect idea comes in the brainstorming, the idea that will appeal to all users and attract new customers. The idea is presented to a team of managers, marketers and is unconditionally supported by everyone.

a/b testsnext.js