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Do wood pellet grills offer more flavor?
Are portable wood pellet grills expensive?
Do portable wood pellet grills require electricity?
Are portable wood pellet grills
They are great, easy to use, and in the long run more affordable than traditional grills. I am glad your son loves his pellet grill.
Jerry
They are durable and offer great flavor depending upon which wood pellets are used. They may cost more than a portable charcoal grill but give the same type of flavor and you don't have to worry about the ash causing a fire. Portable wood pellet grills are built to last and stand the test of time.
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Are portable wood pellet grills reliable?
Do wood pellet grills offer more flavor?
Are portable wood pellet grills expensive?
Do portable wood pellet grills require electricity?
Are portable wood pellet grills
Hi, Jerry
I like the old charcoal grills. To me, the food cooks and tastes better. We have a charcoal and a gas grill.
Maybe I’ll check out a wood pellet grill.
Thanks for the idea! 😎
Frank 🎸
I started out on a charcoal grill but after I was gifted a pellet grill from one of the manufacturers, I converted to a pellet grill. I was pleased with the results. I no longer have to baby the charcoal to keep it at the right temperature, especially for the long smokes.
Jerry
They are great, easy to use, and in the long run more affordable than traditional grills. I am glad your son loves his pellet grill.
Jerry
They are durable and offer great flavor depending upon which wood pellets are used. They may cost more than a portable charcoal grill but give the same type of flavor and you don't have to worry about the ash causing a fire. Portable wood pellet grills are built to last and stand the test of time.
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This is the post I was referring to https://thrillforthegrill.com/wood-pellet-grill-smoking-an-uncured-ham-a-flavorful-guide-to-perfectly-smoked-delights/. Do you see the AI in
I believe I do. It seems that your original content is heavily augmented by AI text using highly descriptive words and sentences, and also random explanations of processes that almost read like a dictionary definition in some cases. I may be wrong, but certain sentences just stand out to me like that and seem a bit unnatural in the flow of the writing.
James.
All of the text written in in this post were my own as well as the sentence structure.
Jerry
These are a few that stand out to me..let me know, as I'm curious as to whether or not AI may help me at all.
You also have at your fingertips the seasonings to have a spicy ham that few could imagine.
You weigh your options for the proper seasonings for creating that mouth-watering ham.
As you smoke your ham low and slow, you will find the smells coming from your grill increase your anticipation of the feast to come from your efforts.
There are numerous methods of preserving food today such as refrigeration. Brining meats is still popular today because of the cost.
Most often an uncured ham has no added preservatives that you are trying to avoid
Your desire to create amazing, flavorful meals drives you to satisfy your guest’s appetites.
Each of those examples are the way I write normally. Where AI helped is in the structure of the post.
Jerry
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Do you see the portions of this post that are influenced by ai?
This is the post I was referring to https://thrillforthegrill.com/wood-pellet-grill-smoking-an-uncured-ham-a-flavorful-guide-to-perfectly-smoked-delights/. Do you see the AI in
I believe I do. It seems that your original content is heavily augmented by AI text using highly descriptive words and sentences, and also random explanations of processes that almost read like a dictionary definition in some cases. I may be wrong, but certain sentences just stand out to me like that and seem a bit unnatural in the flow of the writing.
James.
All of the text written in in this post were my own as well as the sentence structure.
Jerry
These are a few that stand out to me..let me know, as I'm curious as to whether or not AI may help me at all.
You also have at your fingertips the seasonings to have a spicy ham that few could imagine.
You weigh your options for the proper seasonings for creating that mouth-watering ham.
As you smoke your ham low and slow, you will find the smells coming from your grill increase your anticipation of the feast to come from your efforts.
There are numerous methods of preserving food today such as refrigeration. Brining meats is still popular today because of the cost.
Most often an uncured ham has no added preservatives that you are trying to avoid
Your desire to create amazing, flavorful meals drives you to satisfy your guest’s appetites.
Each of those examples are the way I write normally. Where AI helped is in the structure of the post.
Jerry
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I am trying to find out which image selection ranks best on a blog post png or jpeg. I have researched and found mixed results.
google prefers webp - but failing that jpg and as small as possible file size ...
images are one of the worst bits of most websites for increasing sitespeed...
i will now crunch them down as small as i can before uploading them...
i tend to use webp - but have fonud linkedin refuses to recognizre this format - so just be aware that even though it has been out for over 10 years not everyone has adopted it...
png if you need a transparent background - but they are the largest of the three files sizes above...
which ranks better - the one that helps your page loading speed...
I have used jpeg for years. I was counseled to change to png because that is what Google prefers. As I stated earlier when I researched it the information was ambiguous at best.
Jerry
Hmm! I think I'll carry on with what I know works for me. If you find out a definitive answer, do publish your findings for all of us, cheers.
Bux
I'm not sure if tis is relevant, Jerry, but I always size my images to 600 X 450 and have never had an issue!
Jeff
Thanks Jeff,
I have been using 225X225 but found that was wrong for my featured images. I was told to go to 1600X840. I am not sure but I feel this is too large.
Jerry
Hi, Jerry, I always convert my images to the format 'Webp" using the program 'freeconvert.com'. This format works much faster, takes less space, and gives the best quality.
I use smush to optimize my pics. This allows them to open as the reader scrolls the page and not before. It helps loading speed as well.
Thanks,
Jerry
Hi, Jerry
It's not really a question of which image ranks best but faster loading images will improve your user experience and Google PageSpeed Insights performance.
Jpg images are smaller than png images, but png images can look better. I recommend you generally choose jpg over png to improve your website loading speeds.
For the fastest loading, I serve all my images in WebP, which is very high quality.
Frank 🎸
Thanks for the info. I normally jpeg or jpg but I was recently told to use png. I remember a class that Jay had where he specifically said to use jpeg or jpg.
Thanks,
Jerry
Yes, stick with jpeg/jpg on your website unless you're using a chart or graph.
Be sure to use an image compression plugin. I like Imagify the best. It gives awesome compression with very high-quality results.
Consider serving your images in WebP.
Frank
I will be researching WebP. I had not heard about it before today. It seems to be what most people are using.
Thanks for the help.
Jerry
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What is the best image for blog posts png or jpeg?
I am trying to find out which image selection ranks best on a blog post png or jpeg. I have researched and found mixed results.
google prefers webp - but failing that jpg and as small as possible file size ...
images are one of the worst bits of most websites for increasing sitespeed...
i will now crunch them down as small as i can before uploading them...
i tend to use webp - but have fonud linkedin refuses to recognizre this format - so just be aware that even though it has been out for over 10 years not everyone has adopted it...
png if you need a transparent background - but they are the largest of the three files sizes above...
which ranks better - the one that helps your page loading speed...
I have used jpeg for years. I was counseled to change to png because that is what Google prefers. As I stated earlier when I researched it the information was ambiguous at best.
Jerry
Hmm! I think I'll carry on with what I know works for me. If you find out a definitive answer, do publish your findings for all of us, cheers.
Bux
I'm not sure if tis is relevant, Jerry, but I always size my images to 600 X 450 and have never had an issue!
Jeff
Thanks Jeff,
I have been using 225X225 but found that was wrong for my featured images. I was told to go to 1600X840. I am not sure but I feel this is too large.
Jerry
Hi, Jerry, I always convert my images to the format 'Webp" using the program 'freeconvert.com'. This format works much faster, takes less space, and gives the best quality.
I use smush to optimize my pics. This allows them to open as the reader scrolls the page and not before. It helps loading speed as well.
Thanks,
Jerry
Hi, Jerry
It's not really a question of which image ranks best but faster loading images will improve your user experience and Google PageSpeed Insights performance.
Jpg images are smaller than png images, but png images can look better. I recommend you generally choose jpg over png to improve your website loading speeds.
For the fastest loading, I serve all my images in WebP, which is very high quality.
Frank 🎸
Thanks for the info. I normally jpeg or jpg but I was recently told to use png. I remember a class that Jay had where he specifically said to use jpeg or jpg.
Thanks,
Jerry
Yes, stick with jpeg/jpg on your website unless you're using a chart or graph.
Be sure to use an image compression plugin. I like Imagify the best. It gives awesome compression with very high-quality results.
Consider serving your images in WebP.
Frank
I will be researching WebP. I had not heard about it before today. It seems to be what most people are using.
Thanks for the help.
Jerry
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Hi, Jerry
I like the old charcoal grills. To me, the food cooks and tastes better. We have a charcoal and a gas grill.
Maybe I’ll check out a wood pellet grill.
Thanks for the idea! 😎
Frank 🎸
I started out on a charcoal grill but after I was gifted a pellet grill from one of the manufacturers, I converted to a pellet grill. I was pleased with the results. I no longer have to baby the charcoal to keep it at the right temperature, especially for the long smokes.
Jerry
It sounds like a winner, Jerry! 😎
Frank 🎸