Thomas Lovas Lokoy
Founder & Editor, NorwegianSpark SA
Thomas Lovas Lokoy is the founder of NorwegianSpark SA, the Norwegian company (org. 834 984 172) that runs AI Orbit. He oversees the business. Articles are researched and drafted with AI assistance; Thomas is responsible for what goes live. Corrections: thomaslien@norwegianspark.com.
How articles are made and checked: editorial policy. How AI is used on this site: disclosure.
Articles
- Google core and spam updates in 2026: what happened, and what to do after a ranking drop · 23 October 2026
- How to appear in Google AI Overviews and AI Mode: what Google's own guidance says · 23 October 2026
- llms.txt explained: what it is, how to write one, and whether Google uses it · 23 October 2026
- AI-generated content and Google Search: what Google's own guidance says · 16 October 2026
- Article structured data for blog posts: Article schema explained · 16 October 2026
- Awareness, consideration, decision: why one article cannot do all three jobs · 16 October 2026
- Credits, plans and limits explained · 16 October 2026
- Credits, words or seats: how AI writing tools charge, and what each model costs you · 16 October 2026
- Do AI content detectors work? What the evidence says · 16 October 2026
- E-E-A-T explained: what Google means by experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust · 16 October 2026
- How AI Orbit researches and writes a long-form article · 16 October 2026
- How long should a blog post be? What Google says about blog post length, and how to decide · 16 October 2026
- How to brief an AI writing tool so the first draft is usable · 16 October 2026
- How to build a content calendar for a small business blog you can actually keep · 16 October 2026
- How to cite sources in a blog post: links, source lists and formal styles · 16 October 2026
- How to fact-check an AI-written article before you publish: a twenty-minute routine · 16 October 2026
- How to update old blog posts without losing rankings · 16 October 2026
- How to write a blog post outline before you start drafting · 16 October 2026
- How to write a meta description: what Google uses, what it ignores, and a six-step routine · 16 October 2026
- How to write people-first content, using Google's helpful content guidance · 16 October 2026
- How to write title tags for SEO: what Google uses, why it rewrites them, and how to avoid it · 16 October 2026
- Image alt text, file names and formats: image SEO for blog posts · 16 October 2026
- Internal linking for blogs: a practical guide · 16 October 2026
- Is an AI article generator worth paying for? A checklist before you subscribe · 16 October 2026
- Keyword research without a search volume: what live results can tell you · 16 October 2026
- Search intent: the four types and how to match them · 16 October 2026
- Series, kinds and the public share link: what the library can do · 16 October 2026
- Topic clusters and pillar pages: how to plan a blog around them · 16 October 2026
- Writing in your own voice with an AI tool: personas, neutral register and when to switch the voice off · 16 October 2026