Guides in plain English.
Practical AI guides for people who make and sell digital products. Every fact links to its source so you can check it yourself.
AI Can Spell on Your Covers Now
The advice to never put words in an AI image comes from 2025. Three new image models later, here is how to ask for text and get it spelled right.
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Your Work Is Living in Someone Else’s House
Custom GPTs stop running in December. That is a useful reminder that almost everything we build now sits inside a tool somebody else controls. Here is how to keep what matters.
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What Should Be Inside a Digital Product, Besides the Thing Itself
Two sellers can offer the same fifty worksheets. One gets refund requests and confused messages, the other gets repeat buyers. The difference is what else is in the folder.
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How to Describe a Page So AI Gets It Right First Time
Most people describe what they want a page to look like. The ones who get it right first time describe where things go, in what order, and how big. Here is the method.
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What Amazon and Etsy Really Ask When You Use AI
Two big marketplaces, two different rules, and a lot of sellers guessing. Here is what each one actually says in its own words, and the two mistakes people keep making.
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The Tax Form That Is Not Coming This Year
Last January a tax form landed in your inbox. This January it probably will not. That does not mean what most sellers think it means, and the misunderstanding is expensive.
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The File ChatGPT Promised You Is Not Coming
You asked for a PDF. ChatGPT said it was ready. The link gave you nothing. Here is why that keeps happening, and the two minute method that has never failed.
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Six Pieces of AI Advice That Expired This Year
Custom GPTs stop running in December, the DALL-E GPT is already gone, and Amazon asks for less disclosure than most sellers give. Six pieces of AI advice that stopped being true in 2026, each one with its date and source.
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