Blog
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Gumroad’s rolling 30-day payout hold: what it means for cash flow
Gumroad holds payouts for 30 days after each sale. Here’s how it affects your working capital and when the delay compounds.
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AI content generators charge by the token—here’s what you’re actually paying for
Most AI writing tools bill by tokens, not words. Understanding the difference changes how you budget, prompt, and measure ROI.
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Stop measuring open rate—deliverability lives in the spam folder
Open rates tell you who engaged. Spam placement tells you who never saw your email in the first place. Here’s how to check what matters.
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Analytics event naming: when consistent schemas break multi-tool funnels
Standardised event names simplify dashboards but fragment attribution when tools interpret the same label differently.
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Productised consulting breaks when you template the wrong parts
Turning consulting into a productised service sounds efficient—until you automate scope instead of delivery. Here’s where the model cracks.
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Reddit’s new Ads API opens self-serve targeting to solo operators
Reddit quietly rolled out an Ads API that lets small teams automate campaign setup and targeting without agency minimums.
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WordPress plugin auto-updates: when to enable and when to wait
Auto-updates sound convenient, but they can break your site in production. Here’s how to decide which plugins to trust and which to test first.
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Course completion rates hover around 15%—here’s what moves the needle
Most online courses see 10–20% completion. Three operators share what changed their numbers—and what didn’t.