Blogs that focus on small niches will probably always have a place on the Internet and an audience. Whether they will still be able to earn serious money is questionable.
I wrote for a review site myself for a while. As authors, we were advised to write as informative content as possible about the tested products (short history of the manufacturer, short description of the general nature of the product, short tutorials if necessary) so that Google would prefer us.
Looks nice, clean an professional. Only the FAQ section at the bottom of the landing page is a little overwhelming and could perhaps be made more compact. But it's really just a small thing and also just my opinion. Good job!
If you are building the site with Wordpress, there are countless plugins with which you can easily optimise SEO. Otherwise, there are many guides here in the forum or on the web in general. There is no real right and wrong, as the algorithm is constantly changing anyway.
Ableton Live's free version can do that pretty good without any hizz on the signal, but it's quite complicated to use. For a simple and fast workflow i'd recommend Audacity or (if you have access to an apple device) Garage Band.
I agree with you on that. It won't necessarily happen in the next few months, but since Chat GPT, for example, has been accessible to everyone, a huge market for AI has emerged in a very short space of time that is virtually unstoppable.
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