Latest posts
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Checking a Real AI Draft: A Walkthrough
A walkthrough of fact-checking one real AI draft: marking its claims, chasing sources, rejecting a nonexistent study, and what survived the pass.
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Keyword Research for Beginners: Related Keywords
A free, manual method for finding related keywords: use the search box and results page, group phrases into headings, and skip the keyword score.
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Checked: The Pass That Decides What Stays
After editing, a separate pass gives every claim in an AI draft a verdict: confirmed or unconfirmed. Numbers first, then quotes, then everything else.
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Exploring Other Types of Claims in Writing
Discover how to identify and use claims of definition, cause and effect, and comparison to enrich your writing and argumentation. This guide provides practical,
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Autopilot Blogging: What I Hand Over and What I Keep
A blog can run on a schedule with very little effort from me. Here is how I decide which parts to automate and which to keep in my own hands.
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How I Fact-Check an AI Draft
AI can state a wrong fact in a confident voice. This is the routine I use to catch those errors before a draft is published under my name.
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AI Content and Google: What Actually Matters
Does Google punish AI content? The short answer is that it judges usefulness, not the tool. Here is how I read the guidance and what I do about it.
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When Updating an Old Post Beats Writing a New One
A new post is not always the best use of a writing hour. Here is how I decide when to refresh an old post instead, and what I change.
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How Often Should You Publish a Blog?
There is no magic number of posts a week. The right pace is the one you can keep for a year. Here is how I set mine.
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Internal Links: The Cheapest SEO Work
Linking your own posts to each other costs nothing and helps both readers and search engines. Here is how I do it without overdoing it.