What GrowthRocks changed

• Added a new featured article about "Microdramas" and AI-generated actors.
• Added a new article titled "You Are Probably Not Training Your AI."
• Updated the blog feed to prioritize content on AI search visibility and MCP-first apps.
• Removed older articles about traditional growth hacking techniques and markdown tables.

GrowthRocks is shifting its focus toward advanced AI content creation and "MCP-First" applications. This suggests they are positioning themselves as experts in the next wave of AI-driven marketing and media production.

• Replaced the featured article "I Don’t Read My Emails Anymore" with "Building Community 2.0: Where Humans and AI Grow Together."
• Added a new article about "MCP Apps" and visualizing results from markdown tables.
• Updated the blog description to focus on turning shared knowledge into action through AI-human collaboration.
• Removed an older article regarding "MCP-First Apps."

GrowthRocks is shifting its focus from simple AI automation (like email filtering) to a more complex "Community 2.0" model. This suggests they are positioning themselves as experts in how AI and humans interact within online groups, which is a new angle for growth agencies.

• Added a new service called "AI Agent Readiness & MCP Optimization" to the navigation menu.
• Replaced the featured article about "Building Community 2.0" with a new piece titled "I Don’t Read My Emails Anymore."
• Updated the homepage description to focus on AI routines that filter emails and send alerts to Slack.
• Swapped a blog post about "Visualizing Results" for a new one titled "MCP-First Apps: When the UI Is No Longer the Product."

GrowthRocks is shifting its focus toward AI automation and "MCP" (Model Context Protocol) technology. This suggests they are moving away from traditional community building and toward technical AI integration services for their clients.