For the past few weeks, the Internet has been all abuzz with excitement over AI writing tools, with one, in particular, going viral: ChatGPT.

It’s not hard to see why.

ChatGPT is an advanced chatbot tool from OpenAI, which also gave us DALL·E 2.

It may be a chatbot, but it can respond to requests with surprising accuracy.

While it’s a fun tool to play around with, it’s far from perfect, and certainly no replacement for humans.

This guide takes a look at why the human race is not in jeopardy. At least from ChatGPT.

Gmail is the most popular email service — it has over 1.8 billion active users.

But there are many reasons why you may want to migrate to a Gmail alternative or at least improve your Gmail experience, especially if you use email for marketing or business communications.

To make it easier for you, this guide has reviewed and compared the best Gmail alternatives.

After reading this, you’ll know exactly which email provider or client fits you.

Email management is necessary in a world where millions of emails are sent daily.

Email is a great way for people to communicate, so many organizations rely on email for internal and customer-facing activities.

But keeping it all organized and responding to emails in a timely manner is easier said than done.

If you find yourself checking your business email 30+ times per day, spending countless hours each week replying to messages, and getting little done during the workday, then you need to check out these proven tips and email management strategies for professionals. 

With Microsoft Outlook rules, you can keep your emails organized and your inbox in tip-top shape.

Rules can move emails to folders, play sounds, automatically reply, and much more.

This guide has narrowed the list down to some of the best and most practical Outlook rules.

Lets have a look.

In content marketing, consistency is the key to success.

Most organizations use their blog as the corner stone of that consistency.

Blogs help you attract new clients every single day by answering the questions your audience asks every single day.

We believe that blogging with consistency is also necessary for content marketing to work.

Frequency really does matter.

But, exactly how often should you blog?

This guide contains the research to shows the answer. Lets have a look.