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I'm experimenting with SEO for a new product site and recently crossed the first 500 Google Search impressions.

One thing surprised me: Search Console is already showing a few long-tail queries where existing pages are getting much better positions than the rest of the site.

That leaves me with a decision:

A. Keep publishing new long-tail pages

Yesterday I asked what makes writing a eulogy so difficult.

One thing became clear to me while building EulogyMate: people often already know what they want to say they have the memories, stories, and emotions but turning all of that into a clear and meaningful speech can be difficult, especially during a stressful time.

That s why I built EulogyMate.

Instead of starting with a blank page, users are guided through a few simple questions about their loved one, their relationship, important memories, personality, and the tone they want.

What makes writing a eulogy so difficult?

I ve been building EulogyMate, a tool designed to help people create thoughtful and personal eulogies for someone they ve lost.

While working on it, I realized that the hardest part often isn t writing itself it s knowing where to begin.

People may have many memories and emotions, but turning them into a meaningful speech can feel overwhelming, especially during a difficult time.