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A blog content audit sounds like a spreadsheet project. It is really a series of editorial decisions: which posts still help a reader, which need a repair, and which are competing with each other. You can do a useful first pass without buying another tool or deleting half your archive.
Here is a blog-specific way to do it, using your actual Search Console data and a pa...
You can build the first version of a website in Claude Code, then recreate it in WordPress so you can keep editing the pages with Elementor. Start with your real business details and media. Ask Claude for a page plan before it builds anything. Check the local version, connect your WordPress site, and test the live result yourself.
Copy the website-building promptThi...
In our July 2026 Create & Go relaunch audit, we had 16,587 email subscribers.
By that July audit, we had sent two broadcasts that year.
That is a slightly embarrassing way to learn that having a newsletter and publishing a newsletter are different activities.
The software was still there. So were the subscribers. What had gon...
For years, one of the blogs behind Create & Go depended on Pinterest for nearly all its traffic.
This was not a secret. It was the plan.
Pins worked, people came, and we built the business around the part that worked. Then the traffic slowed.
Nobody from Pinterest called to discuss the transition.
That experience changed how we hear the phr...
Levi opens this tutorial with a car coming apart as you scroll, an energy drink site that feels like a commercial, and a robot that assembles itself on the page. Then he builds a fourth site from scratch: a fictional roofing company called Stormveil Roofing. He uses GPT-6 Astra in Codex to turn a folder of copy and visual assets into a working website, revise...