# The Niche Society blog, written from real projects > The Niche Society Blog: practical articles on software, e-commerce, SEO, Google Ads and applied AI, written from real projects, not theory. URL: https://thenichesociety.ro/en/blog The Niche Society blog means guides written from real projects, not generic content recycled from everywhere online. **Every article starts from a real question** encountered in an actual project, with explicit context and limitations. ## Articles published. Every article starts from a question clients actually ask us and from a real project. Filter by category. ## Real context, stated limitations Every article explicitly states the source of its information (real project, market research, or editorial opinion) and its limits — we do not present an opinion as universal fact. For complete projects, not just isolated lessons, [the case studies, with real context and figures](https://thenichesociety.ro/en/case-studies), round out the perspective of the articles below. ## Business owners, not technical specialists We write for someone making business decisions, not for a technical audience — we explain the terms, we don't assume jargon knowledge. ## Triggered by real projects, not a fixed schedule We don't publish on an arbitrary 'one article a week' schedule — content appears as experience from real projects gives us something concrete to say. ## Many articles start from a case study When a real project (e.g. the AutosWorld replatforming or the Google Business Profile diagnosis for a local practice) offers a lesson useful to other readers too, it becomes an article — with a direct link to the full case study, for context. ## How we check what we write before publishing Every "we've noticed that…" claim goes through a simple check: is there a specific project behind it, or is it a general assumption? If it's an assumption, we mark it clearly as opinion, not fact. The mistake we deliberately avoid is "filling the gaps" with numbers that sound good — if we don't have a verified figure, we say so directly, instead of inventing a percentage. ## What happens if there's no article for your question yet The blog doesn't cover everything we know — many lessons stay locked in projects we haven't written up yet. If you can't find an answer for your specific situation, the fastest route is a direct conversation, not a longer search through the archive. A question asked during a discovery call often gets a more precise answer than a general article — because it can take your exact context into account. ## Frequently asked questions ### How often do you publish new articles? Not on a fixed schedule — we publish as soon as a real project gives us something concrete to share, not padded content for volume. Source: editorial ### Are the articles written by a single person? The content reflects the team's direct experience from its projects — every article states which concrete experience it draws from. Source: editorial ### Can I suggest a topic for a future article? Yes — if you have a specific question about one of our services, contact us and we'll consider it for a future article. Source: editorial ### Are the articles SEO-optimized or written naturally? Both — we start from a real search question, but we write for a reader, not to cram in keywords. Source: editorial ### Can I find articles in English too? For now the blog is in Romanian; English content is being considered separately, for the international audience on the software pages. Source: editorial ### Do the articles include real pricing examples? Yes, wherever we have verified figures from real projects — see also the /preturi page for a centralized summary. Source: editorial ### Let's see what can be automated in your business. A free 30-minute session: we'll tell you what can be automated, how long it takes and what it costs, with a fixed price after discovery. We reply the same business day.