Laura Melchor

Laura Ojeda Melchor (she/her) is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in Parents.com, Mom.com, Gardener’s Path, and of course, PickFu. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts. Her debut middle-grade novel, Missing Okalee, was published in the fall of 2021 by Shadow Mountain Publishing.

You could have the shiniest, most useful product in the universe, but if you don’t take special care to write a strong Amazon title, you won’t get all the sales …

What’s one of the first things moms-to-be add to their Amazon baby registries? Nursing covers. They’re irresistibly stretchy, and they aren’t just for breastfeeding. Moms also use them as shopping …

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It’s thrilling to set up your own online store, especially on a platform like Shopify, which makes it easy for sellers to create and maintain sleek e-commerce storefronts. But despite …

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When you think of retirement, do you feel a sense of happy expectation? Or does the abyss of unemployment freak you out — what in the world will you do …

Every weight-loss book out in the world today sells a slightly different method to get the same result: shedding unwanted weight. If you’ve written a weight-loss manual, you’d better hope …

What is demographic profiling? Demographic profiling is a bit like creating a character for a novel or a film. Only instead of a fictional person for a story, you’re figuring …

One of the best things about PickFu is that you can get attitudinal survey feedback from an objective audience. via GIPHY Let me clarify. An attitudinal question measures subjective things …