I see this question all the time in my DMs, on Reddit and anywhere people hang out for longer than 5 minutes. Is now a good time to become a writer? Short answer? Yes. Long answer? Also yes, but probably…

Let’s start with a confession. Every time I write something promotional, there’s a tiny voice in my head that whispers, “Careful. You’re about to sound like a late night infomercial host who just discovered urgency.” You know the tone:“Don’t miss…

There’s a new popup doing the rounds. You open a website. You’re ready to read one article. Maybe two if you’re feeling reckless. Instead, you’re greeted with a polite threat. “Accept cookies or pay.” Not pay for the content. Not…

I want to start by defending AI for a moment. It’s very good at sentences. Suspiciously good. The kind of good that makes you nod along and think, “Yes, this is writing.” Then you reach the end and realise nothing…

One AI tool can do a lot. But asking one tool to handle everything is like asking a blender to make you a three-course meal. Sure, it’ll puree something, but you’re not getting crème brûlée out of it. Different tools…

I’ve been staring at a blank document for twenty minutes, which means it’s time to write about cookie consent banners. This is how my brain works. I procrastinate by choosing a topic that makes me feel productive while quietly judging…

Let’s begin with a confession. Every time someone asks me, usually with the same hushed tone people reserve for asking whether their neighbour is a spy, “Jamie, how do you tell if AI wrote this?”, I have to fight the…

Let me guess. You don’t need “content.” You need something that doesn’t sound like it was assembled by a polite robot with the charm of a rusty toaster. You need words that move. Structure that holds. Strategy that doesn’t collapse…

I sat down to write a serious piece about confirmshaming, but then my brain did that thing where it wandered off and started remembering every pop up that ever made me feel like a terrible human. You know the ones.…

Let me confess something before we get rolling. I used to chase the mythical One Prompt To Rule Them All. I’d sit there crafting a paragraph so crammed with instructions that even Tolkien would raise an eyebrow. Tone rules, structure…