Postimatic @Postimaticapp

The fix isn't banning AI. It's raising the bar on review. Luke Carbis laid out what that could look like on WP Tavern: wptavern.com/podcast/218-lu…

I'm building an AI tool for WordPress. So this stings to say: Most AI-generated plugins in the directory right now are junk. And the submission queue just exploded.

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I ripped 200 lines of OpenAI glue code out of my plugin this week. Replaced it with WordPress's new AI Client. Now the site owner controls the keys and the model. Not me.

Turns out the score was never the lever. Ahrefs just confirmed it with data: 0.131 correlation between DR and rankings. I stopped selling DR. I started selling winnable keywords. Clients stopped panicking about a number that doesn't pay them. ahrefs.com/blog/what-is-a…

I spent a year telling a client their DR was too low to rank. I was wrong. We targeted 8 keywords where DR 30 sites already lived. Wrote for intent. Built 12 real referring domains. Four of those posts hit page one. DR never moved.

That blind spot is why Yoast now tracks brand mentions across 4 AI models. New metric, old problem: if AI can't see you, buyers can't either. Check your own name in Claude today. It's free. yoast.com/yoast-ai-brand…

Half of shoppers now research purchases with AI. So I asked ChatGPT to recommend tools in my space. My brand wasn't in the answer. Yours probably isn't either.

AI Overviews cut search clicks 61% (1.76% to 0.61%). The top-ranked page gets the most traffic only 49% of the time. The game moved. I update before I create now. Every time. ahrefs.com/blog/seo-stati…

I read Ahrefs' 2026 SEO report and pulled the 7 stats that changed how I publish. One of them made me stop writing new posts for a week.

🚨A FIRED SALES MANAGER ASKED CLAUDE HOW TO MAKE MONEY FROM HOME. One month later, he reportedly made $10,765. No employees. No office. No fancy setup. Just AI tools and a simple service business. Here's the workflow: → Claude finds opportunities, researches markets, and identifies trends → Google Omni helps create video content → eBay is used to advertise and sell services The idea wasn't to build the next startup. It was to solve a problem businesses already pay for. In his first month, he reportedly completed 16+ client projects for: ✅ Course creators ✅ Marketing agencies ✅ Freelancers ✅ Startups ✅ AI companies ✅ Bloggers ✅ TikTok creators His minimum project price? $400. The interesting part isn't the income. It's how simple the model is: 1. Use AI to identify demand 2. Use AI to create deliverables 3. Sell the outcome to businesses No coding required. No huge audience required. No investors required. More people are discovering that AI isn't just a productivity tool. It's becoming a way to launch service businesses faster than ever before. The barrier to starting has never been lower. And the playbook is becoming increasingly obvious: Find demand. Use AI to increase output. Sell results. That's exactly what this guy did. 👇

Girl In AI @girlinAI

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You don't need to read 50 PDFs. You need to ingest them with NotebookLM, then think with Claude. Here are 8 prompts that compress 200 hours of research into one Sunday afternoon: Bookmark this now 🔖 Because this is exactly the kind of thread you'll search for again in 3

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Native repurposing proves the demand is real. It also stops at WordPress.com's walls. What I'm building: this across any WordPress site, on your schedule, in your voice. The button is the on-ramp, not the finish line. wordpress.com/blog/2026/06/0…

I spent months building a tool to repurpose blog posts into other formats. WordPress.com just shipped half of it as a native button this week. I'm not mad. Here's why.

The AI didn't fail. My prompt did. I fed it the whole post. It needed the first paragraph plus the H2s. Scoped it down, reran, 94% accurate. The skill isn't coding now. It's knowing what to feed the model. ahrefs.com/blog/vibe-codi…

Last month I vibe coded a tool to auto-tag our old blog posts. Built it Saturday. Ran it Sunday. It mislabeled 200 posts. Here's what I actually learned:

“He’s going faster than all the cars!” That was the reaction after a motorized wheelchair user was spotted speeding alongside traffic on a busy road near Baltimore. The video shows the wheelchair keeping pace with surrounding vehicles as stunned drivers watched it unfold. The unexpected sight left onlookers doing double takes and quickly sparked attention online.

Breaking: The Bears’ Board of Directors voted Thursday to advance the stadium development in Hammond, Indiana. “There is more work to do, but barring anything very strange, it’s a done deal,” one source told @AdamSchefter.

As you develop your chapters, consider using Scrivener—it's a wonderful tool to help organize your work. I also keep a photo album filled with details about each character, which really helps me stay on top of everything. Additionally, I have chalk bulletin boards all around my workspace and print out my daily pages just to keep myself on track. Wishing you the best of luck on your writing journey! I'm happily over halfway through my novel. I recently finished the remodel of Grandma’s house, and I can't wait to share some before and after photos.

@cmdcntr been there lol

The lesson hit hard: In a market where the platform itself can ship, the only product moat is "this one thing better than they will." wordpress.com/blog/2026/05/2…

Postimatic's been adding features for 14 months. WordPress.com just deleted features. Shipped less. Won bigger.

Tuesday morning. Coffee. WordPress.com email opens. "Introducing Write." I clicked. Saw one blinking cursor. No sidebar. No block editor. Closed the tab. Stared at my own product roadmap for an hour.