Several posts were written by a marketing software company and reposted whole, first person plural intact, so you get a paragraph celebrating somebody else's company birthday inside what appears to be a personal blog. Knowing that first saves a lot of confusion.
What survives is worth reading anyway. One piece explains how to watch what competitors do on social platforms, systematically rather than obsessively, and what to take away from it. Another reports a survey finding that almost everybody claims to distrust what they read online, which is a useful thing to hold in mind before writing anything at all.
The original posts cover judging a business opportunity before joining it, listing the factors somebody should genuinely check, and one on free places to put video.
Two posts promote specific products, one a clothing line and one a list building tool.
Thirteen posts. Read the competitor one and the survey one, and note where both came from.