Journal

Notes written before the ink goes down.

These pages are the arguments we keep having with folders: holiday weeks, share charts, reply counts, and why the meeting still receives paper.

Ivory sheets and a copper calendar ring on a dark wood desk in low evening light

12 March 2026

Choosing a comparison period when Songkran moves the week

A campaign that ran through Songkran is not the twin of the same calendar week a year earlier. The charts have to follow the days the business was actually open.

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Several loose ivory sheets layered on smoked glass, each with a separate abstract ink band

2 May 2026

What a stacked bar does to a channel that shrank

A channel can lose half its spend and still look like a calm slice of the picture, if the whole season shrank with it.

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Two horizontal ivory strips on a lacquered table, one with bars and one with small copper marks

18 June 2026

Reply counts beside spend, without forcing them onto one axis

Baht and reply counts do not share a natural scale. Drawing them on one axis asks the reader to trust a coincidence.

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An open cloth-bound folder of blank ivory sheets on a dark table with a pencil beside it

7 August 2026

Why the Monday meeting still gets a printed sheet

Projector glare and a laptop at the end of the table are a weak place to argue about last year. A sheet that can take a pencil mark is a better one.

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