How AI trading bots actually work
An AI trading bot is a pipeline: data, signal, sizing, execution, risk checks. A plain-language tour of each stage, and why the model matters least.
Read →An AI trading bot is a pipeline: data, signal, sizing, execution, risk checks. A plain-language tour of each stage, and why the model matters least.
Read →ChatGPT and Perplexity were just reading the map pack back to me. Where local AI answers really come from, and what to fix first.
Read →You cannot make anyone link to you, but you decide every internal link on your site. A practical structure for hubs, clusters and the links between them.
Read →Everyone optimizes the frontend, but the cost sits in queries that fetch full article bodies for a list of titles. Where server-rendered sites lose speed.
Read →Cloud speech APIs are one HTTP call. Local dictation is a systems problem: model, latency, chunking and libraries that phone home. Notes from building one.
Read →My autonomous side project has run for months and still isn't allowed to act. Why capability and permission belong on two separate switches.
Read →I built a live dashboard for my autonomous side project and open it once a week. A plain daily Telegram digest is what I actually rely on.
Read →Running a bot 24/7 as a Windows service taught me the code is the easy half. What breaks is ops: power, clocks, updates and silent restarts.
Read →A website before and after on one service site: same design, sharper message. The headline, proof and CTA changes that turn visitors into enquiries.
Read →A portfolio shows your work. A sales tool explains its value and asks for the job. Here is how to rebuild your site around the buyer so it brings in leads.
Read →Confused visitors do not complain, they just leave. Here are the four silent problems that cost you clients, and a 5-minute self-audit to find them.
Read →A cheap website is cheap only up front. Here are the hidden costs when it brings no work: lost leads, low trust, bad SEO, and a redesign bill.
Read →Paid traffic to a weak website wastes money. What your site needs before you run ads: a landing page, message match, a clear offer, proof and tracking.
Read →AI tools scaffold a decent-looking page in minutes. They get you about 60% of the way. The last 40% is where clients are won or lost.
Read →Visitors land and leave without a word? Your website may not be guiding them. How to walk a stranger from problem to trust to your contact button.
Read →Instagram is rented attention; your website is owned presence. Why social builds awareness but a site earns trust, ranks on Google and converts buyers.
Read →A scannable conversion checklist for small-business sites: clear offer, visible CTA, mobile speed, proof, service pages, FAQ, easy contact, SEO, analytics.
Read →Visitors leave your site without calling because they don't trust it, can't find the next step, or it loads slow on mobile. Here is how to fix each leak.
Read →"Modern" is a vague brief that wins you nothing. Ask for strategy, clarity, conversion flow, speed, and trust instead, and your website starts selling.
Read →In 5 seconds a visitor should know who you help, what you do, why it matters, and what to click. Here is the homepage formula I use on every build.
Read →Getting visits but no enquiries? Your website may be confusing people. How clarity, navigation and your CTA decide whether they reach out.
Read →A beautiful website can still fail without strategy. Visual versus conversion design, the four leaks that kill it, and why to audit before a redesign.
Read →Your website looks fine but brings no work. Here are 5 signs it is just a digital business card, plus a 5-minute checklist to test your own.
Read →Your website is live but brings no clients. The three reasons it stays invisible, what to fix first, and how to find your problem in ten minutes.
Read →The chores around running a website — audits, translations, covers, social posts — are exactly what a plugin should handle. Here’s how I automated mine.
Read →Where locale detection and i18n redirects happen in Next.js — and where most bugs live. Edge runtime limits, matcher config, and testing without deploying.
Read →LCP is where most Next.js sites lose Core Web Vitals. The Image component handles optimization — but only if you use priority, sizes, and fill correctly.
Read →Local business sites in Greece follow a pattern: beautiful on desktop, broken on mobile, invisible to Google. What it costs and what a rebuild fixes.
Read →My app threw 'too many connections' a week after launch. The Vercel + Neon + Prisma cause and the two-step fix using Neon's PgBouncer pooler.
Read →Five production gotchas from a bilingual Greek/English Next.js site: hreflang x-default, slug normalization, middleware order, date formats, font CLS.
Read →Local SEO makes your business show up when nearby customers search Google — the six levers, in order of impact, to rank #1 in your city in 2026.
Read →A website in Xanthi starts from €590 in 2026, an e-shop from €1,490, a custom web app from €2,500. What the price covers and what moves it.
Read →Next.js patched 13 security advisories at once, five of them High-severity auth bypasses. Affected versions, safe upgrade order and my client checklist.
Read →A GEO audit scored my portfolio 68/100 for AI visibility. The fixes: JSON-LD schemas, llms.txt, and prose that leads with facts so AI engines cite it.
Read →Next.js 16 flips the cache model: nothing cached by default. Here's the migration I ran on client sites when 16.2 landed.
Read →Dark Reader double-processes sites that already ship a dark theme and ignores color-scheme. The fix is one meta tag: darkreader-lock.
Read →How to run GA4 GDPR-compliant with Google Consent Mode v2: analytics_storage denied by default, consent-gated updates, and the Next.js implementation.
Read →Years in visual effects taught me the review is the work. Here's how that shaped the way I build websites, and why most of them are just decoration.
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