More like glutton

I just bought a “Sharing Size” bag of peanut butter m&ms, but knowing darn well I’m going to eat them all by myself in one sitting

If you have a hard time doing this, try recording yourself speaking what you want to write. You’ll find that it sounds much more natural when you’re forced to speak it.

When blogging, writing website copy, or sending emails, just write like you speak naturally. People don’t typically use words like “therefore”, “via”, “essence”, etc. You may be tempted to use them because you want to sound “professional”, but they stand out like and feel inauthentic to the reader.

I totally agree. I’m not sure that’s how the original question was phrased though 🙂 It gave a lot more credit to the tool as the thing that makes you money. Sounds like you have the right idea though. As-worded it just set off my 🤔-meter

I run it through a translator tool and then fix the results. The tool usually gets me 80% of the way there, and then it becomes a lot easier/faster to fix where it messed up. It feels a lot like how we use AI (in general). It gets us close but we still have to sanity check.

The content being meaningful and/or a product that resonates is what sells. All your theme (or any theme) can do is put that content/product in front of the right eyeballs. If you pitch it as “this theme (alone) will make you $100k”, that will set off BS meters really fast.

I’m sure you’ve put a ton of work into fine-tuning the theme. My advice is to just be careful about pitching it as the thing that makes the money. It’s not.

But a theme is just a tool. In this case it sounds like it’s good at SEO. Even the most amazing theme in the world won’t help if you have crap content or a stupid product that nobody wants.

I don’t know if your theory is correct, but I’m certainly a data point in the right direction!