**mic tap** Obligatory New Blog Post

Chariot Communications has officially rebranded with a new website and business model. I welcome your feedback, especially if you have credible ux, marketing, or public relations experience.

For a consultancy that prioritizes empathy, the first blog was very self-focused and admittedly AI-written. Instead of focusing on myself or my interests, this one is for you. 

Chariot Communications' mission is to help people. Throughout my journey as a Communication Consultant, I have learned invaluable lessons about interpersonal relationships, reputation management, organizational psychology, persuasion, and general human-ness. However, I have never learned a lesson the easy way.

Please learn from my mistakes so you can make more interesting, strategic ones.

For example, "Time is free, but it's priceless," wrote Harvey MacKay, which is especially true according to SEO theory. By deleting the first blog, I potentially deleted my website's authority and Google's trust in its content. So why did I risk negative impacts to my search strategy?

Lesson learned: update old blog content instead of deleting posts.

Anyway, I'm happy to introduce the new FTFY blog, a collection of unsolicited communication advice from a self-proclaimed, future critically acclaimed expert. 

Contrary to popular opinion, FTFY means "fixed that for you" and not "f*** that f*** you." 

The less confusing acronym Fixed It For You (FIFY) is inarguably more professional, but FTFY has a higher search volume than FIFY. In the name of top-of-funnel best practices, FTFY.