Why copying what the best bloggers do has always been a trap
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Psychology says that people who still write things down by hand instead of writing things down aren’t nostalgic — their brains actually process meaning at a deeper level than their roots, and research into why neuroscientists are quietly changing the way they think about memory
Remember when smartphones first came out and everyone said we’d never need…
The most popular content of 2026 isn’t being made in studios — it’s being made in cars, kitchens, garages and bedrooms, and the reason both boomers and Gen Z rely on it more than anything else with their production budgets is the reason we always take our neighbor’s advice when it comes to advertising.
I don’t know about you, but when my neighbor tells me about…
Readers don’t care that you’re sponsored—they care that you’re lying about it
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The creative economy has a narcissism problem – what independent publishers need to know
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Why You Should Consider Alternative Domain Name Extensions
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Psychology says that people who are the most difficult to read are not mysterious – they have learned very early that being understood is dangerous, and that readability is something they need to protect themselves.
Have you ever encountered someone who seemed impossible to understand? They don’t…
From 65,000 daily downloads to 2.5 billion users: The YouTube story and its lessons for digital publishers
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Top 5 WordPress plugins to kill spam
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African Proverb: No matter how long the night, the dawn will break—psychology says that people who adhere to this mindset in the face of persistent adversity exhibit a specific quality of cognitive resilience that has little to do with optimism.
People love to throw out the word “optimistic” when people are in…
