Over the past 15 years, I've written thousands of articles on various topics, but I've always struggled with content management systems. Wordpress was sufficient at the beginning of my career (15 years ago), but over time, I realized I needed a centralized place to organize and structure all my articles thematically. Somewhere I could easily improve, edit, and update an article even after ten years.

However, I could never keep my articles consistent between Word and the web.

Applications like Notion and FuseBase are ideal solutions for content organization. But they never offered an aesthetically pleasing blog environment. Sharing a spreadsheet with the world to find articles simply isn't appealing. Although FuseBase's portal solution now offers great features, it's still not quite the same.

BuildFast is clear, simple, intuitive, and visually appealing. My articles suddenly have a great environment while still residing in Notion, where I can improve and correct the text, and it automatically updates on the web.

Thanks to BuildFast, I can easily start writing 5 blogs on different topics. I simply create a different table in Notion with articles on another topic, and another blog starts to form. If you do this for another 10 years, you suddenly have a great content ecosystem that generates decent traffic and a constant influx of new contacts. In other words - "passive income" (there is no such thing as a free lunch).

BuildFast also eliminates one of my biggest fears about LTD offers: The author (company) is unable to operate the application long enough, and LTD becomes an overpriced purchase that I would never have made. Here, my most valuable asset remains stored in Notion, which I don't expect to go bankrupt anytime soon.