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What is Robots.txt and Why It’s Probably the Reason You Don’t Show Up on AI Search
Let’s be honest: AI search is changing how people find content. ChatGPT, Claude, Google’s AI Overviews—these aren’t just nice-to-haves anymore. They’re becoming the default way people get answers. I use them everyday and I have both ChatGPT Plus and Claude Pro subscriptions. Not proud of it but these chatbots certainly make it easier and faster.… Read More
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On Writing Body Language: How to Show Emotion Without Telling
One of the main feedbacks I got from my editor about my manuscript was the lack of body language in my manuscript. Which I know sounds weird. After all, who forgets to add body language in their story? Me, apparently. I thought I’d added enough, but turns out saying that someone nodded or gestured isn’t… Read More
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On Writing Politics
So, I’m working on multiple dystopian fiction pieces right now. And one of the things I struggle with is political worldbuilding. I’m not the only one. Looking around Reddit and the writing community online, I’ve found that a lot of writers are kind of terrified of political worldbuilding. One camp, understandably, finds it to be… Read More
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How To Write an SEO Case Study (+Free Template to Get Started)
Let’s be honest: thanks to AI, we’ve been seeing a lot of people talk about how SEO is dead. I personally don’t believe it but it’s hard to get people to understand this. Especially if you’re a freelancer who’s been particularly hit by the whole “AI is your one-stop marketing team” schtick. Personally, I think… Read More
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On Writing Found Family: How to Build Chosen Family Dynamics That Feel Real
As I wait for feedback on my manuscript, I’ve been writing short stories a lot lately, and a trope I keep coming back to a very specific trope: found families. I don’t know why. But I have to admit: there’s a unique kind of magic in the found family trope. It’s that heartwarming moment when… Read More
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