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Hi Rolade, Zeely AI is getting a lot of traction right now, based on what I have read, especially for entrepreneurs who are juggling multiple roles. As an AI-powered marketing platform, it’s essentially designed to be a "mini-agency" in your pocket, specifically focused on creating and launching social media ads without the need for a professional designer or media buyer. Here’s the "peer-to-peer" take on it based on the 2026 landscape: The Core Strengths Creative Speed: Its biggest "pro" is its ability to turn a simple product URL into a full suite of marketing assets,UGC-style video ads, static posts, and even AI-voiced "talking head" avatars. Mobile-First Workflow: Unlike InDesign or even Canva, which can be heavy, Zeely is built to manage campaigns directly from a phone. Automated Ad Launching: It doesn't just make the pictures; it helps you push them live to Meta (Facebook/Instagram) and TikTok, handling the basic targeting logic for you. The "Catch" The "AI Template" Look: While fast, the ads can sometimes feel a bit "templated." For a project with a very specific, high-art vibe, you might find the customization a bit limited compared to manual design. Billing Transparency: Looking at recent user feedback, there’s been a split. Many love the efficiency, but some users have noted a "points-based" system for edits that can feel a bit nickel-and-dimey if you’re a perfectionist who likes to tweak things often. Cost vs. Control: It starts at around $30/month, which is great if it replaces a $500/month freelancer, but it can get pricey if you only run ads occasionally. That's my two cents
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The Many Masks of a Borderline
My book made it to Melbourne Australia. Im going to participate in a discussion about it with a book club there on the 21st. Im so excited!!
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Congratulations and good luck at the book club discussions.
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The shadows are getting longer, and the streets are getting colder.
But Diego De LaCruz hasn't been sleeping. It’s been a minute since my last update, but I am deep in the trenches of final edits for The Night Driver, and the pieces of this puzzle are finally locking into place. Writing this thriller has been a journey through the neon-lit underbelly of the city, and Diego’s checker cab has been racking up the miles as we close in on the finish line. Speaking of miles, there’s nothing quite like the glow of Katz's Deli at 2 AM. Back in the day, that corner of East Houston and Essex was the perfect place to park the cab, grab a hot pastrami on rye—heavy on the mustard, extra pickles—and just watch the city breathe. That exact sleepless, gritty energy is bleeding onto every single page of this manuscript. Stay tuned. The meter is running. — Damien Suriel
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American Review
It's even sweeter when it's unexpected; just got this by email -- https://jeyranmain.com/2026/03/26/where-you-are-really-from-by-rolade-berthier-book-review-2271/
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Congrats on that Rolade!
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@Rolade Berthier Final editing and formatting.. Waiting on the final book cover design from the artist/graphic designer. Hopefully, in less than 2 weeks, I can upload to KDP and Barbes & Nobel Press.
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My Author Bio
Lynette Simmons writes humorous memoir because for her, laughter has been the best medicine and it requires no prescription. Through the different phases of her life, as she dealt with chronic pain, she has always looked for the funny side of life's absurdities. From being a stay-at-home-mom until her three children were out of school, to stepping out to work in a physicians office, then working with Veterans, she has found that laughing at herself has helped relieve stress, anxiety, and pain, as it transforms her daily experiences. She prioritizes joy and happiness daily to bridge gaps and foster relationships with family, friends, and strangers, using it as her secret weapon against the challenges of this world. Her style of writing is breezy, and often tongue-in-cheek, as she relates her memorable life lessons. Lynette now lives in NE Mississippi with a cat her husband gave her as a companion before he died, and sits in the sunshine writing of her sometimes serious but always hilarious senior dating experiences, and celebrates fun, friendships, love, and the power of laughter. She is a believer in natural medicines and the healing power of plants.
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That is a very lovely Bio Lynette.
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@m-damien-suriel-8351
M. Damien Suriel is a retired New Yorker, former night cab driver, and martial artist writing his debut novel The Night Driver, a 1979 NYC Thriller
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