A quick update on what’s happening with MKé Exchange.

The new MKé Exchange Instagram page is officially live, and we’re now on TikTok and YouTube as well.

If you haven’t followed the new page yet, now’s a great time to do it. This is where I’ll be sharing new conversations, clips, updates, and everything else we’re building.

Follow MKé Exchange on Instagram →

And stay tuned—the next episode is already in the works.

Following my recent conversation with Trevor Rozier-Byrd, Founder & CEO of Stackwell, I’ve got another really cool conversation coming up that I’m excited to share with you.

While working on MKé, I kept running into the same question: How do you consistently figure out what people actually want—and then turn that information into content and action?

Over time, I started building my own system to solve that problem.

I call it the MKé Machine.

It combines market and search insights with a repeatable process for deciding what to create, producing and distributing that content, and then reviewing what actually performed.

It started as a system I built for MKé Exchange. Now, I’m working on turning it into something other businesses and creators can use too.

Explore the MKé Machine →

I’ll have a lot more to share about this soon.

It’s been a couple of weeks now, and I’ve been learning a lot about my new home.

One of the biggest things I’ve noticed is just how calm and peaceful it is here. But I’ve also been surprised by the strength of the community.

I’ve been learning about the businesses and organizations in the area, meeting people, and getting a better understanding of how things work here.

One thing I’ve been thinking about: sometimes having fewer people around can actually make it easier to build meaningful connections.

I wrote a little more about what I’ve learned so far:

I Moved to Jamestown, North Dakota. It Wasn’t What I Expected. →

Lots in motion. New content. New conversations. New ideas.

Stay tuned.