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Sascha Bos

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Sascha Bos’s Biography

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Sascha Bos is a writer and editor based in Los Angeles.
Her writing has appeared in Lucky Peach, Bon Appétit, LA Weekly, and more. Most recently, Sascha was the food editor at MasterClass. She brings her experience as a cook, farmer, and culinary educator to her editorial work.

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7 Best Urban Farms to Visit in New York City

7 Best Urban Farms to Visit in New York City

Seven of the best urban farms to visit in New York City and its surrounding area, reachable by the MTA.

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Why Do We Eat Eggs for Breakfast, Anyway?

Why Do We Eat Eggs for Breakfast, Anyway?

A short and fascinating history.

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Collaj's "Morro Bae" Is the Best Tropical R&B Summer Jam You Haven't Heard Yet

Collaj's "Morro Bae" Is the Best Tropical R&B Summer Jam You Haven't Heard Yet

"Morro Bae" rolls in like a wave of infectious funky nu-disco sunshine, the sonic version of a lo-fi-filtered…

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8 Crazy-Weird L.A. Pizzas

8 Crazy-Weird L.A. Pizzas

East Coasters love to talk smack about L.A. pizza. And while we may not have the most authentic New York-styl…

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Savoring the Dry Season | Summer Guide | Oakland, Berkeley, Bay Area & California | East Bay Expr...

Savoring the Dry Season | Summer Guide | Oakland, Berkeley, Bay Area & California | East Bay Expr...

Are you going to talk about the drought?" That's the first thing Samin Nosrat - a former cook at Chez Panisse…

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A Sweet Comeback for Apple Cider | Summer Guide | Oakland, Berkeley, Bay Area & California | East...

A Sweet Comeback for Apple Cider | Summer Guide | Oakland, Berkeley, Bay Area & California | East...

Three thousand people had gathered on the Civil War Parade Ground in the Presidio. The sun was shining on the…

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Stripe Sessions 2026: The Shopify Merchant’s Agentic Commerce Playbook

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By Sascha Bos, Steve Hutt
| eCommerce Fastlane Blog
When you set up a Shopify store, you get a free subdomain—something like “yourstore.myshopify.com.” This works fine while you’re building and testing, but you’ll eventually want to secure a custom domain as you scale. A custom domain is one of the simplest ways to make your store look and feel like an established business. But to choose the right domain, you need to consider trademarks, domain extensions, availability, and how it’ll hold up as your brand grows.
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Website Redesign SEO: How To Preserve Organic Traffic

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By Sascha Bos, Steve Hutt
| eCommerce Fastlane Blog
When you make major adjustments to your website, you want to preserve your preexisting traffic. That’s where your website redesign and search engine optimization (SEO) meet. A fresh layout, new navigation, or updated content can change how search engines evaluate and interpret your online store. Here’s how site redesigns affect SEO, specific risks to watch for, and a practical checklist to help you launch a successful website redesign without sacrificing hard-earned search engine rankings.
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PR For Small Business: 10 PR Strategies Worth Trying

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By Sascha Bos, Steve Hutt
| eCommerce Fastlane Blog
Public relations (PR) campaigns can come in all shapes and sizes. Even if you don’t have the estimated $150 million marketing budget of a movie like Wicked, you can still get your brand’s name in front of potential customers. Sure, it’s nice to partner with Starbucks and offer a pink mango dragon fruit tea and a green peppermint cold brew and have the Empire State Building lit up in both colors to represent the main characters in your film.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Intern at the LA Weekly

How is social media changing news?

We use social media to curate our news. We find news stories through people, not directly from pubs. Potential for diversity.

Why did you become a journalist?

An obsession for sharing information, a love of the written word, and a desire to constantly learn.