Why I Added a Skills Index to My Website
Why I added a Skills Index to connect marketing capabilities with my responsibilities, working methods, deliverables and project evidence.
Notes on marketing, AI-assisted workflows, content, and the experiments behind my work.
Why I added a Skills Index to connect marketing capabilities with my responsibilities, working methods, deliverables and project evidence.
What years of recurring campaigns, brand materials and shopping bags taught me about one small business, its owner's working rhythm and the limits of familiarity.
A reflection on how changing retail channels and a Vancouver pearl exhibition shaped the job of marketing materials, from storefront layouts to physical displays.
A practical way to turn repeated customer questions into evidence for content, service and program decisions without mistaking repetition for proven demand.
A practical approach to deciding which incoming marketing requests need immediate work and making their effect on planned campaigns visible.
A practical way for small businesses to choose one AI-assisted marketing workflow, test it safely, and judge whether it actually improves the work.
A decision-rights framework for keeping evidence, editorial judgment, stable source versions, visual approval, and publication authority under human control.
A first-party account of automating keyword research for a personal website—what worked, what failed, and the controls that made the output usable.
A first-party framework for turning a manual AI writing workflow into a reusable production Skill with evidence controls, states, audits, and owner gates.
A first-party account of turning product feedback, risk boundaries, and real output failures into a practical content quality standard for an AI review-writing product.
A practical framework for giving each AI-assisted stage a goal, acceptance criteria, finite repair budget, and explicit stop condition.
A first-party look at building an AI-assisted SEO content pipeline—from research and evidence to owner gates, bilingual production, publication safety, and learning.
Multicultural marketing requires more than accurate language. Use a practical framework for audience context, trust, channels, timing, and service handoffs.
AI-assisted writing can be grammatically correct and still feel artificial. Its sentences may arrive in the same rhythm, its paragraphs may follow the same shape, and its conclusions may sound more polished than meaningful.