Feat/add 5 more blog articles

rbatista191 commented 1 week ago

@elie222 here are 5 articles, generated for InboxZero. I haven't tested if the open-graph images work, might need to be done after deployment. There is little internal linking because the sitemap is sparse, but it will be easier to do over time. Let me know what you think 😄

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added multiple new blog posts covering topics such as email management best practices, Gmail productivity hacks, Inbox Zero benefits, and managing email stress for remote workers.
- Each blog post includes comprehensive guides with strategies, tools, and advanced techniques for effective email management.
- New React components rendering blog post content with metadata for SEO purposes.
Content Updates
- Introduced detailed guides on mastering email management, achieving Inbox Zero, and managing email stress, specifically tailored for entrepreneurs and remote workers.

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Walkthrough

This update primarily involves the addition of multiple blog posts about email management strategies to a web application. Numerous new entries were appended to the posts array in page.tsx, and several new components and content files were introduced for individual blog posts, complete with metadata and structured data for SEO purposes.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`apps/web/app/blog/page.tsx`	Added multiple entries to the `posts` array with titles, file names, descriptions, dates, and author details.
`apps/web/app/blog/post/.../content.mdx`	Added detailed guides on email management practices, including metadata for titles, descriptions, dates, and authors.
`apps/web/app/blog/post/.../content.tsx`	Introduced `Content` components that render `BlogPost` with metadata and content sourced from MDX files.
`apps/web/app/blog/post/.../page.tsx`	Added `Page` components with metadata and structured data for SEO, rendering content for new blog posts.

Poem

🐇 In the land of codes and bits, Where email tips and wisdom fits, New posts were penned with great insight, Boosting productivity, setting things right. Oh the joy of a clearer inbox space, A rabbit's dream, an efficient pace. 📨✨ - CodeRabbit

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rbatista191 commented 1 week ago

@elie222 oh, I left the OG images untouched because I didn't know which font was the one you used - but it should be easy to put the title on top 👍

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