Luke Thomas

Over the past month, I’ve really tried to take a hard look at how I personally do marketing online. Specifically, I’ve been trying to create processes that I can use at any company as I progress through my marketing career. I wrote about how I onboard myself at

Last year I wrote a post explaining why I do not have a smartphone [http://lukethomas.com/why-do-you-need-a-smartphone/]. In a nutshell, I work in front of a computer all day (am constantly near wifi) and think spending $100/month is insane for something I truly only need for a few

Two months ago I started working at YesGraph [http://www.yesgraph.com/?utm_source=lt-blog&utm_medium=content&utm_campaign=marketing-roles] . It’s a team of 7, and we’re launching our paid tier in the near future.  My role is what I’d classify as a startup

I’m currently on week #3 of working remotely for YesGraph [http://www.yesgraph.com/at/lt_blog], and last week I had the opportunity to travel to Palo Alto, and work with fellow remote employees on-site. At first I thought this would throw a wrench in my plan to

If you didn’t have a chance to read my first post [http://lukethomas.com/working-remotely-tracking-progress/], I’m working remotely for YesGraph [http://www.yesgraph.com/at/lt_blog], and attempting to document the entire process with data from Rescuetime and Fitbit (as well as keeping detailed logs on what

Today was my first day working remotely. It’s been a goal of mine for a while to live wherever I want, and not be tied to an office. I expected this to happen much later in my career, so it’s a pleasant surprise to say the least. Update