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Artificial Intelligence

The OWASP LLM Top 10 in Plain English: Ten Risks, One Thing to Do About Each

The OWASP LLM Top 10 is the security world's list of the ten biggest risks in apps built on language models. It was written for security teams. Here it is for people who run agents: each risk in plain English, one real case where we could verify one, and one thing to do about it this week. Includes what changed in the 2025 and 2026 editions and where the separate agentic Top 10 fits.

SEP 2026 · 14 MINREAD →

Artificial Intelligence

MCP Security: A Checklist for People Who Connect AI Tools, Not Build Them

Every MCP server you connect can read something, do something, or both, on your behalf. Here are the MCP security risks in plain English (poisoned tool descriptions, rug pulls, fake packages, instructions in tool results, over-broad access) and a four-stage checklist for solo marketers and small teams: before you install, when you connect, while it runs, and every quarter.

SEP 2026 · 12 MINREAD →

Artificial Intelligence

Your First MCP: Let Claude Schedule Your Social Posts in 15 Minutes

MCP is the plug that lets an AI assistant use your actual tools. Here's the first one worth connecting as a solo marketer, the exact prompts we run every week, and the rule that keeps you in charge of what gets posted.

SEP 2026 · 7 MINREAD →

Marketing

Email Deliverability for Small Senders: Staying Out of Spam Without an IT Department

Deliverability sounds like an enterprise problem until your open rate halves overnight. The five things a small sender controls — three DNS records, list quality, and sending behavior.

SEP 2026 · 3 MINREAD →

Marketing

The Instagram Comment Gate in 20 Minutes: Comment-to-DM With ManyChat, Set Up Honestly

Instagram captions can't carry a link. The comment gate fixes that: someone comments a word, they get the link by DM. Here's the 20-minute setup, the Meta rules that shape it, and the version that doesn't feel like a toll booth.

SEP 2026 · 6 MINREAD →

Marketing

ManyChat Review (2026): The Comment-to-DM Tool, Priced Honestly

The tool behind every 'comment WORD and I'll DM you' post. What it costs after the March 2026 price cut, where the Meta rules bite, and the one number that tells a solo marketer when to pay for it.

SEP 2026 · 5 MINREAD →

Marketing

Email List Hygiene: The Quarterly Clean That Cuts Your Bill

Most email tools bill you for contacts you'll never email again. The 45-minute quarterly routine that lowers your invoice and raises your open rates at the same time.

SEP 2026 · 2 MINREAD →

Artificial Intelligence

n8n vs Make (2026): Pick by How You're Billed, Not How It Looks

Make bills every module call; n8n bills the run. That one design decision — not the interface — decides which automation tool your workflows can afford as they grow up.

SEP 2026 · 3 MINREAD →

Artificial Intelligence

n8n Review for Marketers (2026): Worth the Learning Curve?

The automation tool everyone on Reddit tells you to learn — free if you self-host, priced per execution if you don't, and unapologetically technical. Here's the honest marketer's-eye view.

SEP 2026 · 3 MINREAD →

Marketing

The 5-Email Welcome Sequence That Works While You Sleep

New subscribers are most attentive in their first week — and most brands waste it on one confirmation email. The 5-email sequence we use, with the job of each email spelled out.

AUG 2026 · 3 MINREAD →