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What to Blog About as an Indie Author? (Grok Diary – Day 67)
How Often Should You Post On Your Indie Author Website? (Grok Diary – Day 66)
The Grok Project is daily, and I’ll add summary guides whenever I move on to a new topic. For now, this determines my posting frequency.
But at some point, I’ll reach the end of the project. Posting weekly from their own might be a good routine.
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What Blogging Strategy Works Best For an Indie Author? (Grok Diary – Day 65)
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Get My Latest Short Story “Gaze” for free (STORY52 – No. 23)
It’s number 23 of 52. The promo runs – as always – from Monday till Friday:
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As her husband becomes consumed by a revolutionary VR project, Helen finds herself drifting further and further away from him. When her curiosity finally leads her into this world, she uncovers the unsettling truth about her husband’s deepest desires.
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Will AI Make Blogging Obsolete in 10 Years From Now? (Grok Diary – Day 64)
I believe that too. Don’t post generic guides that AI can easily write in 10 seconds. Instead, write personal articles, no matter in which niche you’re positioning your blog.
Even George R.R. Martin sometimes writes about the NFL on his blog.
So far, writing books, making AI comics, and using Grok to help me find readers are my core. But I don’t write about it as anyone could. I write from my perspective – I believe that is the only thing that can make my blog interesting to read.
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