Blog
Guides from the Querylookup Research channel — edited write-ups with the video embedded, written to be found on Google and in AI answers.
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MyThex AI website builder: a no-code side-hustle walkthrough
Raj tests mythex.ai (spoken as “MyThex”) as a prompt-based website and app builder, including the free-credit trial. He says the video is not sponsored.
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How to register a .si domain name in about five minutes
Raj searches for .si domains on Hostinger after a burst of interest in “super intelligence” branding, including a search for querylookup.si.
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How to try ChatGPT Plus for free (official trial, with the catch)
Raj walks through OpenAI’s own “try Plus for free” offer as of October 2026: a one-month trial that can start billing afterward, and not available in every region.
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Humanizing AI content: what actually helps a page, and what does not
Raj drafts a short article in a chatbot, checks it in a detector, then rewrites it. We recap the process — and why a 0% detector score is not a ranking strategy.
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Rewriting a draft with Gemini: a short test, not a ranking trick
Raj uses Gemini 3.8 Flash in Google AI Studio to draft a trends-based blog post. We recap the setup and the editorial limits of the method.
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How Raj uses Grok 4.6 when editing AI-assisted blog drafts
A longer look at Raj’s entertainment-and-trends drafting workflow in Grok, including why watermark talk is not the same as an editorial standard.
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Prompt vs skill: a faster way to make a cinematic AI film?
Raj tests prompt-to-video against skill-based generation inside Flow AI, including a note on Seedance pricing, and compares the two workflows.
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n8n automation masterclass: from beginner to pro
A three-hour n8n course from Querylookup Research. Raj teaches foundations so you can create, customise, and eventually sell automations — with chapter markers in the description.
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I used ChatGPT Images 2.5 on blog posts: Raj’s results, and the method
Raj talks through adding ChatGPT-generated images to blog posts and Google web stories, starting from Google Trends, and shares short-term Search Console-style numbers from his own site.
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Why this website showed up for “best SEO services in New York” in AI Overviews
Raj searches Google and ChatGPT for New York SEO services, then asks why certain sites were listed. The answers emphasise reviews, proof, and avoiding empty “#1” claims.