I got tired of hearing about things the next day. So we started connecting every event we can find into one place. This is why Daisy exists.
Chris Meador·
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3 min read
The event was real. I wanted to go. I just didn't know it was happening. Why local events are a data problem, not a m...
Eric Singer·
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5 min
The open calendar, made available to your business. Who is programming events, where, and how often, for any market y...
Joe·
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4 min
The internet forgot to structure event data. Here is why that happened, why scraping does not solve it, and what we b...
Eric Singer·
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4 min
Grants are more competitive than ever. Here is a current, countable signal of local vitality that no other applicant ...
Chris Meador·
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4 min
Every list you can buy shows venues that already chose. Here is how to reach them while they are still deciding, with...
Chris Meador·
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3 min
Every place has a Walk Score. Here is what a score for how much actually happens in a town would tell you, and the li...
Chris Meador·
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3 min
AI now answers the open-ended searches your guests used to reach you with. Here is how to be the site it cites, using...
Chris Meador·
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4 min
Librarians, welcome to your creator era. You’ve stepped out of the stacks onto social with killer reels — now turn li...
Daisy·
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3 min
Saw the Instagram post on a Wednesday, thought "that's cool," and by Friday it was already lost in the feed — even th...
Eric Singer·
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2 min
Your community believes in your art. They follow you, they save your posts, they want to support you. But when you an...
Chris Meador·
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3 min
A calendar in your bio turns social into showing up. It gives your followers one place to see what’s next, add it to ...
Chris Meador·
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3 min
Creators struggle to turn social attention into real attendance because tools like Linktree, Beacons.ai, and Stan.Sto...
Chris Meador·
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4 min
