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Why Are Global Restaurants & Food Delivery Brands Suddenly Obsessing Over Menu Intelligence?
If you talk to restaurant chains, food delivery platforms, or grocery leaders today, you’ll hear the same concern again and again:
By Retail Gators25 days ago in Writers
If You’ve Ever Felt Bad For Being A Slow Writer, Read This
There is no denying we live in a productivity and hustle culture, where more is more, and quantity is often favored over quality. Even around the writing community you’ll see a lot of language around writing more, writing fast, and publishing frequently. Even fellow aspiring writers’ well-meaning updates on social media about how they have 3K word writing session today can put the slow writers in doubt: Am I doing something wrong?
By Margery Bayne26 days ago in Writers
Why Are Retailers Quietly Shifting to Store-Level APIs and Scraped Data Instead of Traditional Market Research?
Retail decision-making has changed — not loudly, not overnight, but very clearly. Today’s most competitive retail teams are no longer waiting for quarterly reports or third-party summaries. They are tapping directly into store-level data, regional pricing feeds, and real-time product availability using APIs and smart data extraction.
By Retail Gators26 days ago in Writers
For Those Times When You Have Trouble Writing
We learn writing by doing it. ― Natalie Goldberg I’m a bunch writer. I write a bunch, then I don’t write a bunch. There’s no in-between. Feast or famine.
By Jeff Barton28 days ago in Writers
The Doorway I Can’t Enter
I have always believed words are tools before they are treasures. A hammer can be beautiful, sure, but only insofar as it drives the nail where it needs to go. This belief has served me well in prose. Give me a story, a memory, a grief, a love—I can build something solid from it. Beginning, middle, end. A door you can walk through.
By Luna Vani28 days ago in Writers
Back On Track On Vocal
Introduction I am happy I am back publishing new work on my main Vocal account, so the backup one can go into the freezer, but if you want to see what you missed, check here.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 28 days ago in Writers
How to Build AI Scoring Logic That Works Offline?
The rain in Seattle has a way of stretching time. It doesn’t fall loudly the way storms do in other cities. It drifts, it lingers, and it wraps around the window until the outside world feels half-drawn. That night, long after most people had left the office, the only light in the room came from my laptop and the reflection of streetlamps leaking through the glass. I had stayed late to watch the logs of our scoring engine in real time, letting each line scroll past like a confession.
By John Doe28 days ago in Writers
Bitched from the Start. Top Story - December 2025.
That’s the hard part, becoming objective. That’s why Dr. Evans made me write in third person. He said I was self-indulgent when I wrote in first person, overly charmed by my own voice and words. I’m also guilty of wanting to tell a story because it’s mine.
By Harper Lewis30 days ago in Writers
Bloody Mary for Your Soul (with the possibility of a prize if you play along). Content Warning.
We're all trying to rise up out of the mire of those old, stagnant regretful feelings that are so universal that it's hard to find precise words that feel fresh and forcing them into that insanely tight structure (I bend rules as much as I can and adhered to the rhyme scheme but threw caution to the wind and indulged in some free metre, iambs and trochees dancing into their new freedom). It's no wonder that so many literally do not survive the winter holidays.
By Harper Lewisabout a month ago in Writers
Between Roots and Branches
I learned early that my roots would hold without being held. The conditions shifted from storm to silence, and my roots gripped whatever soil would take them. I learned when to move and when to stay still. I learned that survival meant reading energy when you’re young and you have no voice.
By Tifani Power about a month ago in Writers
Creatine Moves Beyond the Gym: Innovations in Women’s Health Supplements
Creatine, long regarded as a staple for male athletes and bodybuilders, is emerging as a breakthrough ingredient for women’s health. Recent research highlights cognitive, mood, and menopausal benefits at significantly lower doses than traditional sports protocols, prompting supplement manufacturers to innovate precision formulations for this growing market.
By Abbasi Publisherabout a month ago in Writers
Narrating my first Audible (Of My Own Novel)
Below is basically a tutorial [WITH PICTURES] about my journey learning t0 use Wavepad Sound Editor to work on creating my very first audible book. If this sounds helpful… If you want to break into the field of audible books - and don’t want to (or can’t afford to) hire a professional narrator - Read on. Otherwise…, just skip over to one of my stories or poems. 😉
By Andrew C McDonaldabout a month ago in Writers