SEO Articles, Ebooks, AI Kits and Storybooks Creation

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Sarmad Ilyas

• Oct 1

240+ SEO articles on my blogs. 59 'Untold Story' ebooks (300+ pages, 60 chapters each). 60 AI kits, 19 storybooks on Gumroad. Researched, written, designed by me. Content that reads human and ranks. Let's talk.

Sadaqat Ali

• Oct 1

Low-Competition High-Search Volume YouTube Keyword Research & Strategy

Researched low-competition, high-volume YouTube keywords using vidIQ and Google Gemini to help videos rank easily in search results.

Key Highlights: • Found low-competition keywords with high search volume. • Selected the best main keywords and tags for video ranking. • Used real search data to write targeted titles and descriptions.

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Search Engine Optimization Google Gemini vidIQ Content Strategy SEO Writing YouTube

Sadaqat Ali

• Oct 1

Organic Search Traffic & Channel Growth Strategy

Optimized video metadata to drive long-term organic traffic directly from YouTube Search, helping the channel get consistent views and watch time.

Key Highlights: • Generated maximum channel views through YouTube Search. • Created evergreen search traffic for consistent daily views. • Optimized video titles, tags, and descriptions for long-term algorithmic growth.

Completed work

Content Strategy Search Engine Optimization SEO Writing Google Gemini vidIQ YouTube

Elias Sarigoz

• Sep 30

Wrote my first article. Let me hear your thoughts on it!

https://lightstudioo.framer.website/articles/how-i-managed-to-stay-creative-and-implement-ai-in-my-process

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How I Managed to Stay Creative and Implement AI in My Process - The Light Studio | Visual Design Agency

Let me talk about the old process of building a brand identity. The old process was all about creating and adapting everything manually. Your work was divided into two parts: the part you loved and the part you hated. Why did you hate it? Because it involved repeating one element that you designed so well, as production needed it in multiple different forms. Let’s say you have to create a logotype. You spend maybe weeks, maybe a month, on the process: creative explorations, negotiations, revisions, and debates with higher-ups. After all of these tiring stages, you are… guess what? Not done!