By 36, I’d spent years being the person who could turn a 20-minute content review into an hour. On paper, I was the problem. In reality, I’m just not built for pretending content is finished when I can still see what’s wrong with it: – I don’t say something works when the opening is generic.–… Continue reading On paper, I was the problem
Author: Eva Domijan
Content Strategist for E-commerce Discovery and Revenue
Report as AI slop
“Let AI write this post” — LinkedIn, for years. “Report as AI slop” — LinkedIn, this week. You couldn’t make this s# up. LinkedIn gave us the match. Now it wants to know who started the fire. Google did this first. Sites used AI to make lots of content. More posts. More pages. More slop.… Continue reading Report as AI slop
Everyone else takes August off. I take it seriously
Everyone else takes August off. I take it seriously, in an apartment that hasn’t seen a beach towel in three years. Everyone I know is on a beach right now. I’m at my desk. I’ve made peace with it. Summer here is quiet. Dead inbox. Fewer meetings. More room to think. I use half of… Continue reading Everyone else takes August off. I take it seriously
I used to think it was weird to name your own blog
I used to think it was weird to name your own blog… inside your own blog. Turns out that’s the only thing that stops a reader from forgetting you and never coming back. Here’s what I mean. When I link to another article on my own blog, I still write: “you can read this on… Continue reading I used to think it was weird to name your own blog
The online shop blog I run made €2,584 in one week
The online shop blog I run made €2,584 in one week. I know the exact number because I have a problem. I sit and hit refresh on my data screen like a gambler at a slot machine. Here’s the catch. I write this blog in Slovenian. Only 2 million people speak it. My whole audience… Continue reading The online shop blog I run made €2,584 in one week