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AI writing·2 Nov 2026
Cursor vs GitHub Copilot vs Claude Code (2026): the $10 plan isn't $10
The sticker price is no longer the cost. In 2026 Copilot, Cursor and Claude Code all run in your terminal, act agentically, open pull requests from the cloud and speak MCP — so you choose by which models you can pick, how usage is metered, and what the agent can reach. Here is the verified pricing, the agent-loop overage math, and an honest pick-by-usage verdict.
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AI writing·30 Oct 2026
Gemini 4 Carbon is live: benchmarks, pricing and how (not) to access it
Gemini 4 Carbon landed on 28 Oct 2026 with Google-claimed gains in vulnerability work and days-long coding tasks — but you can't simply sign up for it yet. Here's what was actually announced versus what's a Google claim, why the access is gated, what the pricing means, and what to do today if you're a developer or a small business.
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AI writing·21 Oct 2026
How to choose an AI writing assistant for a solo blog (buying framework)
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Notion AI, Grammarly and Jasper all promise better writing — they solve different problems. This framework picks by workflow fit, and links every claim to the vendor's own page.
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CRM·20 Oct 2026
How to choose a CRM for a two-person agency
Most CRM advice is written for sales teams of fifty. A two-person agency needs something else: low setup cost, one shared view of clients, and no admin overhead. Here's how to decide without guessing.
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CRM·20 Oct 2026
Best lightweight CRM for a 2-person agency: HubSpot vs Zoho vs Bitrix24
Three CRMs come up constantly for tiny agencies. This compares them on the things that decide fit at two-person scale — without inventing prices we can't verify.
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Email marketing·20 Oct 2026
Best email marketing tool for a small newsletter: MailerLite vs Brevo vs Mailchimp
The three names every solo sender shortlists. This compares how they charge (subscribers vs emails sent vs contacts), what their free plans actually allow, and where each starts to cost — using each vendor's own pricing page.