HeyJaredTRUST-able
Curation-based authority-building strategies for experts and consultants
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✪ Instantly Score Your Personal Website Credibility: Trust Grader - #94 (opens the original)
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This is the third online resource I built by leveraging the content of my own LLM-wiki knowledge base. 1st resource: “What I Think” - small web resource showing what I think and who influenced me.2nd resource: “25 Ways To Share Your Expertise (without writing another article)”3rd resource
✪ 25 Ways To Show Your Expertise - #93 (opens the original)
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✪ What I Think, Who I Read - #92 (opens the original)
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I have just put a new page online: What I Think, and Who I Read. If you have just found my work, you can see, in a few minutes, the main things I believe about trust, credibility and curation, and some of the people who I read or have inspired me most.This small online resource came out of the last issue of TRUST-able, where I wrote about liquid con
✪ Liquid Content: From Articles to Resources People Keep Using - #91 (opens the original)
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We may be entering an age in which publishing also means making what you know available as pieces that people, and machines, can assemble around a need you never anticipated.Build knowledge resources, tools and apps from what you’ve already written, keeping your sources, reasoning and checks visible.Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published I help experienced independent consultants, advisors and small expert-led firms that alr
✪ The Sync Button Test: Is AI-Assisted Writing Still Writing? #90 (opens the original)
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In essenceThis is a piece about what actually makes a piece of work yours, now that a machine can do part of it for you. I learned to DJ by hand as a boy, then came back to it forty years later and found a button, Sync, that does the hard beat-matching on its own. Most professional DJs treat pressing it as cheating. The very same accusation that is now aimed at anyone who writes with the help of AI. My claim is that the tool you use does not decide the worth of the work, nor whether you are a re
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