Let your business work for you. Even on your worst weeks.
These are the systems behind my travel blog. Posts and pins go out on schedule, even when work runs long or I’m out living my life. You do the real parts. The systems handle the rest.
Automate the busywork. Keep the part that’s you.
Places you’ve actually been
Your notes and your voice
Your photos, never stock
The final edit
Keyword research
A first draft from your notes
SEO, links and formatting
Pins, scheduling and alerts
Take one piece. Or run the whole thing.
Each is a Make.com blueprint, a tracker and a setup guide that assumes you’ve never opened Make. Plus a fix-it-yourself guide for when something breaks.
The Complete Blog System
Keyword to published post to pins. The whole pipeline that runs my blog.
Keyword Research
One researched keyword per post, from places you’ve been.
Drafting & Editing
A first draft from your notes, in your voice.
Photos & Formatting
Your photos placed, alt-texted and formatted.
SEO & Publishing
Slug, schema, scheduling, and a missed-schedule safety net.
Pinterest for Bloggers
Every new post becomes four pins, a week apart.
Create & Sell a Digital Product
Check demand, package it, and sell it on Kit.
Every system includes free future versions and the Fix It Yourself guide. What’s inside and what each costs to run.
Money Off Your Mind
The system I use for my own money. Monarch sorts your transactions, you get a spend plan instead of a strict budget, and Claude sends a short check-in every Sunday. About 45 minutes to set up.
What I’m building next.
Join the waitlistOne email when it’s ready.
I was consistent at building. Not at posting.
I work full-time at a startup in New York. I kept building for my blog, but the posts came out in bursts. So I pointed what I’d built at the output. Now I do the trips, the photos and the writing, and the rest runs on schedule.
What I built, and what broke.
Will it still sound like me?
Yes. Drafts start from your own notes, and you edit every post before it goes live.
Do I need to know Make.com?
No. The guides assume you’ve never opened it.
What happens when something breaks?
Every system comes with a fix-it-yourself guide: the errors I’ve hit, what causes them, and the Claude prompts I use for new ones.
Do I need all six?
No. Each one works on its own. Together they take a post from keyword to Pinterest.