Social Media
I Vibe-Coded A Social Media Posting App
FediDeck is a Tweetdeck-like multi-column app for the ActivityPub (Open Social Web) protocol social networks. I coded it using Lovable.dev and it actually works!
Social Media
FediDeck is a Tweetdeck-like multi-column app for the ActivityPub (Open Social Web) protocol social networks. I coded it using Lovable.dev and it actually works!
Content Marketing
I see more and more creators, journalists and others, going out on their own this year more so than last year on all sides. This is going to be the year where the independent creator grows 10x.
Podcasting
Video will continue to grow in the podcasting space, but audio will keep growing as well.
Podcasting
Video podcast are becoming a thing and shouldn't be ignored. This doesn't mean ignore audio, just think about the visual aspect of the show too.
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence, like Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT, are decent lots of tasks. But it seems as though there's still quite a bit of guidance needed from humans to get things working right.
Artificial Intelligence
At This Years State of the Word, Matt Mullenweg, the co-founder of the WordPress project had a lot to say.
Branding
Before the pandemic these codes were just hype and not really taking off. Now it looks like they're here to stay.
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GDPR in the European Union is changing a bit to allow for easier cookie banners.
The folks over at Collins Dictionary Have Named Vibe Coding The Word of the Year for 2025.
Acast, the podcast hosting company, released Podcast Pulse 2025 with some remarkable findings.
Everyone knows there's a market for influencers in the B2C market, but there's a growing trend of B2B influencing going on now — especially on LinkedIn
With artificial intelligence and social media are websites still relevant?
In today's marketplace just having one avenue of outreach isn't enough you need to be where the people you're trying to get in front of are hanging out.
With the job market in a strange state, it's important to have a personal brand.
More than 40% of people surveyed say they get their news from podcasts.
Should publishers block AI bots from stealing content and traffic? Is there an upside?
Podcasting is no longer a scrappy little industry of hobbyists, it's gone mainstream and is evolving.
Getting artificial intelligence companies to pay for access to content seems reasonable. The RSL Collective hopes to pave the way.
I'm not a huge fan of asking for support but...