I’ve been continuing to chip away at EcoFurball — my little side project focused on sustainable, eco-friendly pet care. If you saw my earlier post, you know this is something I’m building slowly, one useful guide at a time.
This week, I published a new article that dives into something most pet owners (including me, originally) never think about: microplastics in our pets’ daily routine. From water bowls to indoor dust, it’s wild how many small things add up.
Here’s the new post if you’re curious:
👉 [https://ecofurball.com/reduce-microplastics-in-your-pets-routine/]
From a project-building perspective, this piece was fun because it touched multiple parts of the workflow:
researching a topic where pet care overlaps with environmental science
writing with clarity but avoiding the “SEO robot voice”
creating multiple images and matching schemas
and making sure the whole thing fits into the content structure I’ve been evolving over the last couple of months
The more I work on EcoFurball, the more I realise that keeping the site healthy isn’t just about writing articles — it’s about maintaining the workflow behind them: backlinks, fresh posts, image prep, schemas, and the whole publishing pipeline.
If you’re working on a side project too — whether it’s dev-focused or content-focused — I’d love to hear:
How do you keep your project moving forward when you only have small pockets of time each week?
Always open to hearing how other creators balance consistency with everything else in life.
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