If you're new here, the fastest way to understand what I do is probably just to look at the actual things I've built, instead of me describing them in the abstract. So here's a quick, honest walk through a few.
The one that's furthest along
ExpatFYI is the site I'd point to first if someone asked "what does a mature version of one of these look like." It just crossed 400 pages — visa requirements for over 35 countries, real cost-of-living numbers for 50 cities, plus career and relocation guidance for people actually trying to move abroad, not just daydream about it. It's also the site where I've been strictest about not guessing: if a number isn't confirmed yet, the page says so outright instead of pretending.
It genuinely started smaller and rougher than it is now — a lot of the structure came out of a build process I eventually turned into its own thing, the Evergreen Site Build Prompt, which is just the actual method I used, written down so I could reuse it and stop reinventing the wheel every time.
The one with the most personality
PetCareHall is smaller — 121 pages — but I'm proud of the depth in it. Real emergency-triage guidance, breed-specific guides, and I made a point of not repeating the tired "multiply by seven" dog-age rule that's been debunked for years. If I'm being honest, this is the site where getting the details right mattered to me the most personally, probably because it's the one closest to something I'd actually search for myself.
The one that pays for my time most directly
PayLaterProfit is the one I write about here the most, mostly because it's the one with the most honest numbers to share. It's about using BNPL apps like Afterpay to fund small retail arbitrage flips — buy something, resell it before the first payment's due, keep the margin. I publish the real monthly totals, including the month it went down instead of up.
That's three. There are more — some finance-focused, some local service directories, a couple of client builds for actual small businesses. If any of this is interesting, the full list lives at ignepublishing.com. This blog is just the running commentary on top of it.