One post here admits, in its second paragraph, that the title existed to get you to click, and then thanks you for arriving anyway. That kind of self-awareness runs through Shawn Klatt's writing and makes the advice easier to trust.
His most useful pair concerns attention. One warns about chasing every new tool that appears, which he calls running in circles and describes from experience. The other explains how to keep blogging without letting it consume the evening, which is the question everybody has and nobody asks out loud.
The practical marketing material is narrow but real, including using long tail keywords in a paid search tool rather than fighting for the obvious ones.
He is good on money without being sentimental, arguing that having none is not the same as being poor, and he reads Napoleon Hill seriously enough to explain why.
Read the shiny object post first if you have three unfinished projects open right now.