Nov
20
Choosing the right tool to build your online presence is one of the most critical decisions a creative professional can make, much like the Affinity Studio vs Adobe Creative Cloud debate for design software. Your website isn't just a digital business card; it's your gallery, your storefront, and your primary point of contact with clients and collaborators. The platform you build it on dictates what you can create, how fast you can ship, and how...
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Nov
20
Your website is more than a portfolio. It's your digital studio, your lead generation engine, and the command center for your personal brand. In an era where your online presence is your most critical asset, the platform you build it on matters. The debate isn't just about features; it's about workflow, control, and which tool will get out of your way and let you do your best work—a dilemma creatives face with their website platforms...
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Nov
20
Your portfolio is your business. It’s not just a gallery; it’s your client-facing storefront, your marketing engine, and your professional reputation rolled into one. In the digital world, it’s the sharpest tool you have. Wasting its potential on the wrong platform isn’t just a technical mistake—it’s a critical business error. Making the right choice from the start saves you from the brain damage of a platform migration down the line and sets a solid foundation...
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Nov
19
Yesterday, Google released Gemini 3. You've probably seen people highlighting benchmark scores, Elo ratings, technical comparisons to OpenAI, etc. If you're a developer or a data scientist, those numbers matter. But if you are a photographer, a designer, a filmmaker, or an entrepreneur, you likely have a different question: Does this actually change how I work? I've spent quite a bit of time with the Gemini 2.5 Pro and after experimenting a bit with Gemini...
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Nov
19
Hey friends, Chase here You put the work in. You make something you’re proud of. You hit publish… and then? Crickets. Tumbleweeds. A handful of likes from your mom and your college roommate. If you’ve ever wondered why some creators seem to explode overnight while your (arguably better!) work struggles to get traction, today’s episode is for you. Because here’s the truth: Making great work is only 50% of the job. The other 50% —...
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Nov
19
Your portfolio is your single most important marketing tool. In a crowded digital world, a generic, template-driven website signals a lack of originality. It says you’re willing to fit into a pre-made box. For a serious creative professional trying to build a remarkable career, that’s a non-starter. You need a site that is as unique as your work, one that gives you total creative control without forcing you to become a full-time web developer. This...
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Nov
19
In a world where client expectations are higher than ever, a generic, template-driven website built on a platform designed for hobbyists just doesn't cut it. You need something that can translate your unique creative vision into a living, breathing digital experience without forcing you to become a full-time software developer. This is the exact problem that high-performance tools are built to solve. For a long time, there was a massive gap between what you could...
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Nov
19
The conversation around AI is loud. It’s full of hype, fear, and wild speculation. But if you’re a working creative professional, you don’t have time for noise. You need to know one thing: will this new technology make your work better, faster, and more profitable, or is it a distraction?...
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Nov
19
Your online presence is your most critical business asset. The debate of how to build it often boils down to two heavyweights: Squarespace and Webflow. Both are dominant forces in the web design space, but they represent fundamentally different philosophies and are built for different types of creative professionals. This isn't a simple question of which one is "better." That’s the wrong frame. The right question is: which platform is the superior tool for your specific...
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Nov
19
The two biggest names in the game are Squarespace and WordPress. They both offer paths to a professional-looking website, but they are fundamentally different tools designed for different types of users and goals. Making the wrong choice can lead to hours of frustration and a final product that doesn't truly represent the quality of your work. This isn't about which platform is "better" in a vacuum. It's about which platform is the right strategic asset...
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