Grok Progress, WA Improvements, and the AI Workflow That Rebooted My Blog

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Being caught up with work for the week has triggered this post. Please stand by for a couple of random thoughts that are off the wall, but will bring you up to speed on what I have been doing.

I have been playing with Grok while fishing all day. The only lesson I learned today was that the Crappie you catch need to be bigger than the minnows you are using to catch them. Maybe the Fish Gods will look more favorably on me tomorrow.

After playing with the create a video feature on mobile and seeing the creations of others. I cannot help but feel a significant advancement with Grok is looming.

Speaking of updates.

Since the UX update, everything feels more alive here at Wealthy Affiliate; you can even say this place is on fire. The training actually meets the needs of people now, and there’s a noticeable increase in activity. The new layout improvement isn’t just better looking; it makes navigation easier to get to where you need to go. It’s a real step up and a definite improvement in my opinion. My only complaint is that SiteSupport needs to hurry and get up and running more efficiently, as I have noted more than a few people crying.

AI Brings a Dead Site Back To Life

A simple prompt to my AI Agent rewarded me with excellent content calendar suggestions, post and image ideas, image prompts, alt descriptions, keywords, and more for the entire months of August and September. I just gave it my URL and said this site is dead, let's bring it back to life, please help me.

The strange thing that amazed me was that it wrote a how-to use the content calendar as if it knew me. I should write a separate post for it called Content Calendar and Creation for Dummies. Stay tuned because this may be my next title.

Site Speed

I significantly improved my site speed by removing Google AdSense. I am more than happy to say goodbye, and it will not be missed. Even with traffic to the site, earnings are slow and do not work with the sacrifice of site speed. If you are thinking about adding it or attempting to add it, do your research. It is a way to monetize your site, but it can also make it suffer.

Alright, that’s where I’m at. A little fishing, a little Grok tinkering, a lot of testing, and a real win with speed and structure. I’m keeping what works, ditching what drags, and letting AI do the grunt work for me so I can focus on creating and delivering AMAZING Content. If SiteSupport tightens up and Grok keeps leveling up, we’re in for a fun run ahead. For now, I’ll continue casting, posting, and sharing what moves me forward in the right direction. Stay tuned; the next post might just be that Content Calendar and Creation for Dummies guide I mentioned earlier.