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Hello there,

How have you been doing lately? 😉 

I spent the past week calculating the numbers for tax season—tracking every dollar in and out for the whole year.

Let me tell you... not my favorite way to spend time. 😅

Sometimes, I feel a bit envious of my husband. He’s got a full-time job and doesn’t have to deal with paperwork. But then I remind myself why I chose this solopreneur path:

👉 No Sunday scaries.
👉 No living for Fridays.
👉 The freedom to work from anywhere at any time.

Plus, instead of relying on one paycheck, I’ve built multiple income streams. That flexibility has been a lifesaver—not just during COVID but in so many moments. 💡

Sure, being your own boss can feel like a rollercoaster 🎢, but when you’re juggling a few side hustles and putting in the work, it really does pay off.

I’ve packed all the lessons I’ve learned into my newest ebook: 2024 Creator Profit Ebook. 🎉 

It’s now part of the Writing Bundle—two ebooks for the price of one! 👇️ 

AI trends for content writers 2025

Last month, I teamed up with Fiverr to put together a super helpful guide for content writers on what’s next in the world of AI.

Let’s face it—AI tools are everywhere these days. But the real game is knowing how to use them smartly so your content not only reaches your audience but also leaves them saying, “Wow!” 🤩

The full guide is free, and you can check it out here for free.

But no worries if you’re short on time—I’ve got you covered.

Here’s a quick breakdown of what you can expect in the coming year! 👇

1. Organic visits are still strong, but that’s starting to shift

Organic search traffic is on a decline, with paid ads and zero-click results — like AI overviews — taking up more space on Google’s search result pages.

A recent Semrush study (see below) shows that while we may not see a drastic shift from traditional search engines to AI tools just yet, users still prefer Google for finding information.

2. SEO and branding will go hand in hand

Google can’t just pick the 10 best results for a search result page anymore when thousands of similar pieces are being published every day.

So, how does Google decide who gets to be seen?

It comes down to authority and trust— and that’s where your brand comes in.

3. A bigger focus on user experience

Higher engagement means people likely find your content useful, whether it’s written by humans or AI.

As a result, Google may choose to display it to a larger audience, meaning it could rank higher in search results.

Authenticity isn’t a new trend, but I think more and more content creators and brands will shift towards creating content that offers unique insights and reflects personal experiences.

This will likely mean fewer faceless articles and more collaborations with influencers who have real and firsthand experience to share.

4. AI-generated content can rank, and I’ve got the proof

According to a recent Semrush report, 43% of respondents noticed a moderate boost in rankings by using AI!

This backs up what I’ve seen firsthand — AI-generated content does rank, and it will continue to do so next year, no matter what critics say.

Ultimately, I believe it all comes down to this 👇️ 

Focus on creating meaningful content and building real relationships with your audience, and the traffic will follow!

Agree? 🤔 

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Have a great weekend!

Victoria

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