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Fresh, practical reading on AI writing tools, content quality and SEO writing.
FTC Rules for AI-Written Reviews and Affiliate Content: A Plain-English Guide
AI writing tools are legal; fake reviews and hidden paid links are not. What the FTC's 2024 reviews rule and Endorsement Guides mean for AI-assisted reviews and affiliate posts, with a disclosure checklist.
Can You Copyright AI-Assisted Writing? What the U.S. Copyright Office Says
You can protect what you wrote, rewrote and arranged, but not text an AI produced from your prompts. What the Copyright Office and the courts say, and what it means for blog posts and client work.
Claude Skills for Writers: Build a Reusable Writing Skill
Skills let Claude load your house style, briefs and checklists only when a task needs them. What they are, who can use them, and how to build a SKILL.md from your best work.
AI Prompt Writing Formula: 6 Parts for Better Content Drafts
Bland AI drafts usually come from prompts missing what the model cannot guess. A six-part formula (role, task, context, sources, limits, format) with a before-and-after example and a copyable template.
AI Content Brief Checklist: 12 Things to Settle Before You Prompt
Most weak AI drafts start with a weak brief. A 12-point checklist for the reader, intent, angle, sources, claim limits and sign-off, plus a filled-in example brief.
How to Write Alt Text for Images (SEO and Accessibility Examples)
What alt text is for, a simple decision process for every kind of image, six writing rules, and before-and-after examples for product photos, charts, screenshots and logos.
How to Write Title Tags That Google Keeps (With Examples)
What Google does with your title tag, the common reasons it shows a different headline, and a simple formula with before-and-after examples for titles that get clicked.
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