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A Dreamer With A Plan

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✨Inspired by Rowan‘s wonderful post, I am tiptoeing on her trail of magic.

💥Who am I, and why should you care?

⚡️Again, I find it difficult to write about myself. There are a few people that have drawn some advantages out of this.

✨Most of all, I am a dreamer with a plan.

☀️ So far, almost all my dreams have come true. 

🌴As far as I can see, it’s possible that my ultimate dream of permanently writing on a beach is on the verge of becoming a reality.

⚡️For everything I ever wanted I thought carefully in order to understand if I really want that, then I rummaged about the plan. In everything, I use my skills, the things I do best to craft something that might appear to be far-fetched, but it usually comes out right, because I work very hard.

💥Who are my clients?

❤️Beautiful people. Dreamers.

💥If you are dreaming to:

⚡️Deliver your first English presentation in legal, fiscal, financial, or marketing field.
⚡️Impress your foreign clients in live calls
⚡️Land new international clients
⚡️Overcome your fear of speaking English
⚡️Build your confidence for work and travel
⚡️Meet new speaking partners and practice in real conversations
⚡️Improve your skills for interviews, meetings & presentations
⚡️Have fun, stay motivated and above all… 😍ENJOY speaking in English!

💥I have a plan.

❤️You have a dream and I have a plan.

🚴🏾Never in my life could I have thought I might be able to cycle at 0 degrees C. Another dream come true, to cycle in all seasons.
………………………………………
👋Hi, I am Iulia,
#Englishcoach, #copywriter #editor #proofreader #chieffairytalerofficer #translator #journalist

💆Your friendly teacher of all things under the sun: legalese, business, finance, marketing, copywriting, and creative writing.

💆We can work together to craft your personalized content, polish your English-speaking skills, and secure your place in the sun.

✨Without excellent English, there’s no path forward!

✨PS: If you want to work with me, book a preliminary free session, or ask me a question, please include a note in your connection request.

20 Days Of Christmas

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🎄20 Days Of Christmas

💥”And when we give each other Christmas gifts in His name, let us remember that He has given us the sun and the moon and the stars, and the earth with its forests and mountains and oceans–and all that lives and move upon them. He has given us all green things and everything that blossoms and bears fruit and all that we quarrel about and all that we have misused–and to save us from our foolishness, from all our sins, He came down to earth and gave us Himself.” – Sigrid Undset

🎄Henry Bacon, Christmas Prayers, 1872, private collection.

💥Please read my other posts about 20 Days Of Christmas.

How Will AI Impact Keyword Research In SEO by 2025?

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AI is set to significantly transform keyword research in SEO by 2025 through several key advancements:

Automated Keyword Discovery
AI-driven tools will automate the keyword discovery process, analyzing vast datasets to identify trending keywords almost instantaneously. This allows marketers to target effective keywords with greater accuracy, reducing reliance on guesswork and enhancing SEO outcomes.

Predictive Keyword Analysis
AI will enable predictive analysis, forecasting future search trends based on historical data and current patterns. This proactive approach allows businesses to create content strategies that anticipate emerging keywords, giving them a competitive edge in search rankings.

Understanding User Intent
AI’s ability to interpret complex queries will improve the understanding of user intent behind searches. By focusing on context rather than just keyword matching, businesses can create more relevant content that directly addresses user needs, thereby improving targeting and engagement.

Dynamic Insights for Content Optimization
Traditional keyword research methods often relied on static historical data; however, AI provides real-time insights that help identify content gaps and trending topics. This allows for continuous optimization of content strategies based on current user behavior and preferences.

Voice Search Optimization
As voice search becomes more prevalent, AI will facilitate the optimization of content for conversational queries. This involves focusing on long-tail keywords and natural language processing, ensuring that businesses remain relevant in voice-driven searches.

Integration with Other Technologies
The integration of AI with other technologies like machine learning will enhance the overall SEO strategy. For instance, AI can analyze how users interact with content across various platforms, providing actionable insights for ongoing optimization efforts.

By 2025, these advancements will not only streamline the keyword research process but also enhance the relevance and effectiveness of SEO strategies, making it essential for businesses to adopt AI-driven approaches to stay competitive in the evolving digital landscape.

Check out the article translated in German: https://blog.seocopywriting.ro/2025/01/02/wie-wird-ki-die-keyword-recherche-im-seo-bis-2025-beeinflussen/

Will poetry ever become obsolete due to its lack of practical use compared to STEM fields?

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#Quora

Poetry will never become obsolete, nor will art or any artistic expressions, because this makes us human. We read and write poetry with the heart, not with the mind.
Music makes us feel. Science forces us to think.
Exploring imaginary dominions is purely an artistic expression of feeling with our heart and creativity. Even perfumery is subjected to poetry. Perceiving a fragrance has to do with interpretation, not to mention that some people have synesthesia; they see the smells in colors. Some fragrances remind me of turbulent twilights, while others remind me of a sun ray that sparkles in a bottle, emitting a solar heating vibe akin to a lamp.

The above question echoed in my mind, making me think of the film Equilibrium.
Because art elicits emotions, all representations of art have been outlawed in an effort to foster a conflict-free society.
Sean Bean’s character is willing to sacrifice his life for a book of poems by William Butler Yeats:

“I have spread my dreams under your feet;
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.”

We read poetry, listen to music, and enjoy paintings because they contribute to our humanity. They allow us to travel vicariously and evade in faraway lands that offer hope, love, and wonder.
I cannot imagine the world without music, scents, and art. There’s a story behind all of these. Sometimes it’s a story in verse.

Art – Thomas Edwin Mostyn

At a Solemn Musick

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At a Solemn Musick
by Delmore Schwartz

Let the musicians begin,
Let every instrument awaken and instruct us
In love’s willing river and love’s dear discipline:
We wait, silent, in consent and in the penance
Of patience, awaiting the serene exaltation
Which is the liberation and conclusion of expiation.

Now may the chief musician say:
“Lust and emulation have dwelt amoung us
Like barbarous kings: have conquered us:
Have inhabited our hearts: devoured and ravished
—With the savage greed and avarice of fire—
The substance of pity and compassion.”

Now may all the players play:
“The river of the morning, the morning of the river
Flow out of the splendor of the tenderness of surrender.”

Now may the chief musician say:
“Nothing is more important than summer.”

And now the entire choir shall chant:
“How often the astonished heart,
Beholding the laurel,
Remembers the dead,
And the enchanted absolute,
Snow’s kingdom, sleep’s dominion.”

Then shall the chief musician declare:
“The phoenix is the meaning of the fruit,
Until the dream is knowledge and knowledge is a dream.”

And then, once again, the entire choir shall cry, in passionate unity,
Singing and celebrating love and love’s victory,
Ascending and descending the heights of assent, climbing and chanting triumphantly:
Before the morning was, you were:
Before the snow shone,
And the light sang, and the stone,
Abiding, rode the fullness or endured the emptiness,
You were: you were alone.

Delmore’s words have the clarity of diamonds and their sharpness. They cut deep in hearts.
I remember his words with my heart and not with my mind.
Consequently, the heart becomes the organ of knowledge and truths.

He inspired me to write “All Roads Lead to Rome”

“All words lead to Love
And the poetry in the afterLove

I wish I wrote poems
For the dreamers of barren lands.
They do not go to Rome
They go to places
That cannot be.
………………….
From a Good Place
Where joy is an illumination
To the Place that Cannot Be
They would have worn
The silver claw
of the Moon
above their heads
nightly
daily
musingly
vibrantly…”

Art – John William Waterhouse – Flora and the Zephyrs, 1898

Also featured at Medium.com.

Meet the moon

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Going for Water
Robert Frost – 1874-1963

The well was dry beside the door,
And so we went with pail and can
Across the fields behind the house
To seek the brook if still it ran;

Not loth to have excuse to go,
Because the autumn eve was fair
(Though chill), because the fields were ours,
And by the brook our woods were there.

We ran as if to meet the moon
That slowly dawned behind the trees
, The barren boughs without the leaves,
Without the birds, without the breeze.

Lilian May Miller – Moon rise over a Kyoto hillside, 1924

Vision

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“If we had a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life, it would be like hearing the grass grow and the squirrel’s heart beat, and we should die of that roar which lies on the other side of silence.”
― George Eliot, Middlemarch

Art – Adrian Paul Allinson

Which is the best website to learn about digital marketing?

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I have written and answer at Quora.

I do believe there are many wonderful digital marketing websites, but everything I know about marketing and digital marketing I have got it from Seth Godin: Seth’s Blog

Also I particularly enjoyed his Icarus Deception:

“Author James Elkins writes of the three components necessary for someone to become an artist: seeing, making and the tabula rasa.
First, students need to learn to see. They have to see the world as it is without labels, without knowing the name of what is seen.
Second, they are taught how to make. How to use hands or voice or body to take what they see and reflect it back to the world.
And third, and most difficult, the artist starts with a blank slate. Art must be done for the first time, not repeated, and that first stroke, those first words – this is the source of our fear.”
–Seth Godin – The Icarus Deception

“A great story is true. Not necessarily because it’s factual, but because it’s consistent and authentic.” – This has become my guideline in everything I write.

Art – Jennifer Diehl.