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Just a few short days ago, ShortlyAI released a new suite of tools giving you brainstorming and outlining superpowers. I’ve hinted at a capability in Frase to find questions around your niche/topic. Today, I want
Did you know Frase has a hidden sub-tab of related topics that can help you come up with ideas to write about? It does. In this guide, I’ll show you where to find it and
Here’s one of the brilliant things about the clean-slate style of a GPT-3 writing tool such as Shortly — serendipity. As you’re writing and sometimes letting the AI take over, it may write something you
ShortlyAI is a GPT-3 based AI writing tool… but with some ninjas hacks you can use it to drum up topics to write about in your niche. Here’s how: you ask. ShortlyAI recipe ingredients These
When I launched LMYU, I had the goal of 150 articles in the first 90 days. This is a lofty goal for sure. 150 articles is a lot. How did I brainstorm all the article ideas to plan out 150 articles? It’s actually much easier than you think. I’ll explain my unique method in-depth throughout this guide.
The other day I was asked how my little startup — the site you are on right now — could have earned over $500 in the first month after launch (actually the first two weeks). Mostly since there was virtually no traffic, and obviously, Google isn’t ranking anything yet.
Your work should be for a particular, defined person. Also known as a buyer persona, or target audience. You need to know exactly who you will change with the work you put into the world so you can focus your time actually helping them.
Inspired by Seth Godin’s “The Practice,” one of the first fundamental questions I now ask clients is, “what is it for?” It is a fantastic question to set the stage. Partly because it sort of