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Is AI coming for your job… or just your boring tasks? In this episode, Jillian and Nate get real about the fears AND massive potential of using AI in the capital raising world. From comparing AI to the advent of cars (yes, really) to breaking down how tools like ChatGPT can save you hours in underwriting and investor outreach, this is your down-to-earth guide to bringing AI into your workflow—without needing to become a tech wizard. They'll walk you through practical, copy-paste prompts, the actual role of APIs (no jargon, promise), and how to use AI like the best employee you've ever trained. Plus, get the scoop on their free AI Deal Desk Starter Kit that's already helping other investors speed up results and save serious brainpower. What You'll Learn Why AI isn't scary—it's just undertrained (and you're the trainer) How to shave hours off deal analysis with the right prompts What ChatGPT and Claude are really good at (and what they're not) How APIs and tools like Zapier help you connect the dots Why vague prompts = vague results (and how to get specific like a pro) How to write better investor emails with AI (and avoid sounding like a robot)  

I've sold thousands of online courses—and I'm telling you right now: the traditional course model is dying.   With ChatGPT and other AI tools, people can now get 90% of what most courses teach for free, instantly. The information gap that used to justify $997 price tags? It's gone.   In this episode, I break down:   What ChatGPT has replaced in the education space Why I'm shifting away from selling static courses and into real-time coaching   All my resources at: www.andyisom.com  

In this episode of the Fully Charged Show Podcast, Imogen Bhogal sits down with Lars Reger, CTO of NXP Semiconductors, to explore the critical role that chips play in the electric vehicle revolution. With the average EV containing around 10,000 semiconductors - 10 times more than an combustion car, these tiny silicon components are doing some seriously heavy lifting — from power & energy management, control systems, security, connectivity to autonomous driving and increasing amounts of AI.   NXP supplies chips to major automotive players around the globe, giving Lars a front-row seat to the transformation of electric mobility from the incumbents, to the new players and beyond. Together, they delve into what it really means to create a software-defined vehicle, the future of self-driving and the need for energy-efficient AI. Lars also shares what can be learnt from the global chip shortage and how it can be avoided from happening again. Enjoy!  @EverythingElectricShow   @fullychargedshow    00:00 Introduction and a bit of context  02:36 Ad Break  02:52 NXP Semiconductors  05:04 An accident and a brain on shoes?!  14:48 Chips and rolling robots!  20:39 A global perspective  26:00 Avoiding another chip crisis  36:26 New oems are more efficient  38:46 Making AI more efficient  46:43 What ChatGPT can learn from Electric Cars  49:38 A huge convergence?  53:20 Just one wish  56:07 Concluding thoughts  56:52 Ad: Duracell Energy    This episode is sponsored by Duracell Energy! Enter the Free Prize Draw to WIN your own Duracell Energy bunny here: https://www.duracellenergy.com/givaway/    Get a free quote for solar and battery from Duracell Energy here: https://bit.ly/4i9ERid    Free Prize Draw Terms & Conditions can be found here: https://www.duracellenergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Prize-Draw-2025-Puredrive-Energy-Ltd.pdf   Why not come and join us at our next Everything Electric expo: https://everythingelectric.show Check out our sister channel: https://www.youtube.com/@fullychargedshow Why are our episodes now sponsored? https://fullycharged.show/blog/dan-caesar-on-x-insta-youtube-and-why-we-made-a-contro[…]s-on-fully-charged-everything-electric-electric-vehicles-uk/ Support our StopBurningStuff campaign: https://www.patreon.com/STOPBurningStuff Become a Fully Charged SHOW Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fullychargedshow Become a YouTube member: use JOIN button above Buy the Fully Charged Guide to Electric Vehicles & Clean Energy : https://buff.ly/2GybGt0 Subscribe for episode alerts and the Fully Charged newsletter: https://fullycharged.show/zap-sign-up/ Visit: https://FullyCharged.Show Find us on X: https://x.com/Everyth1ngElec Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/fullychargedshow To partner, exhibit or sponsor at our award-winning expos email: commercial@fullycharged.show Everything Electric CANADA - Vancouver Convention Center - 5th, 6th & 7th September 2025 Everything Electric SOUTH (UK) - Farnborough International - 10th, 11th & 12th October 2025 Everything Electric AUSTRALIA VIC - 14th, 15th & 16th November 2025 #fullychargedshow #everythingelectricshow #homeenergy #cleanenergy #battery #electriccars #electricvehicles #semiconductor #nxp

Welcome to Part 1 of the ChatGPT for Business Series!This week, I'm revealing how I use AI to save 10+ hours per week while creating high-converting Instagram content and running two businesses.We're getting into:What ChatGPT is and how it works (without the tech confusion)The real reason so many business owners are avoiding or misusing AICommon fears and misconceptions holding entrepreneurs backMy honest story of hiring an AI coach and how it changed my workflow foreverThe mindset shift you must make to leverage AI in this new era of marketingThis isn't a robot takeover. This is about learning how to use AI as your smartest, most creative content partner.What You'll Learn in This Episode: [00:00] Why This 5-Part AI Series Will Change the Way You Market Your Business [01:42] My Goal: Helping You Save Time and Stay in Your Zone of Genius [04:30] Why So Many Business Owners Are Still Afraid of AI [05:26] PSA: There's a New Instagram Video Editing App You Need to Download [09:39] What ChatGPT Actually Is (Explained Like You're 5) [13:58] Three Fears Holding Entrepreneurs Back from Using AI [15:57] The Truth About Not Having Time to Learn AI [18:50] How My Workflow Changed After I Learned to Use ChatGPT Properly [20:44] What Happens When You Prompt ChatGPT Incorrectly [21:43] Why AI Won't Replace You—But It Will Replace People Who Refuse to Learn It [22:09] What's Coming in the Next Four Episodes of the SeriesKey Takeaways:ChatGPT is a creative, strategic tool that can help you streamline content creation, not replace your voice.If you're still ignoring or avoiding AI, you're missing out on a major opportunity to save time and get better results.It's not about becoming a prompt engineer, it's about learning to ask better questions and give better direction.You're not late to the AI game, this is just the beginning, and you're right on time.If your content isn't converting, it's not you, it's your prompts.Resources & Links:Apply for a Free Instagram Breakthrough SessionDownload the Free Instagram Video Editing App: Edits (iOS + Android)CONNECT WITH YOUR HOST, ELIZABETH MARBERRY:WORK WITH ELIZABETH Apply for your FREE Instagram Breakthrough Session with Elizabeth Free guide to Monetize Your IG: Seven Simple and Proven Ways to Finally Make Money on Instagram Follow Elizabeth Marberry on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook Please be sure to rate, review and follow the show on Apple podcasts (or wherever you find your podcasts) so we can get this free value to other people who need it.

Today, I'm sharing a deeply personal story about my 33rd birthday, emotional breakthroughs, and a legacy-building lesson from my dad… with a surprising David Beckham twist! In this episode, we dive into:✨ Normalizing birthdays that don't look like Instagram highlight reels—because your new year might start with more emotions than celebrations.✨ How grief and big emotions are actually clearing the way for clarity and manifestation.✨ The question that changed everything for me: What ignites and excites my spirit?✨ A full-circle moment—how David Beckham's recent trip to Island Lake Lodge brought me back to my dad's vision and reminded me of the power of building something that outlives you.✨ Why I'm thinking bigger than ever: Creating a sellable empire, playing at a billionaire level, and setting up the next generation for massive success.✨ What ChatGPT told me about following in the footsteps of Kris Jenner and building an empire with my daughter.✨ How YOU can start thinking about what you're creating that will last generations. This episode is for you if you've been feeling stuck, emotional, or questioning your next move. It's time to release, receive, and step into your next level. Let's go! Connect & Join the Movement:

Confession: I was super resistant to using ChatGPT for the longest time (like, “new tech freaks me out” vibes). But last year, life threw me a curveball, and I was desperate for something—anything—to help lighten my mental load. Enter ChatGPT.

【欢迎订阅】每天早上5:30，准时更新。【阅读原文】标题:What ChatGPT's corporate victims have in commonThe first casualties of generative AI offer lessons for other businesses正文： In less than four years the share price of Chegg, an online education service, has dropped by 99%. A post-pandemic slump in digital learning is partly to blame for its tumble. A bigger problem for the company, though,is artificial intelligence (AI). Its customers are mostly students who want help answering their homework assignments, which often involves the virtual support of a human tutor. The rise of ChatGPT and its kind have created a free substitute for that service. On an earnings call on November 12th Nathan Schultz, Chegg's boss, admitted that “technology shifts have created headwinds”. The same day the firm said that it would fire a fifth of its workforce.知识点：slump v. /slʌmp/1. to fall in price, value, number, etc., suddenly and by a large amount（价格、价值、数量等）骤降，猛跌，锐减• Sales have slumped this year.今年销售量锐减。• Profits slumped by over 50%.利润突降50%以上。2. to sit or fall down heavily重重地坐下（或倒下）• The old man slumped down in his chair.⽼先⽣⼀屁股跌坐到椅⼦上。• She slumped to her knees.她扑通⼀声跪倒在地。获取外刊的完整原文以及精讲笔记，请关注微信公众号「早安英文」，回复“外刊”即可。更多有意思的英语干货等着你！【节目介绍】《早安英文-每日外刊精读》，带你精读最新外刊，了解国际最热事件：分析语法结构，拆解长难句，最接地气的翻译，还有重点词汇讲解。所有选题均来自于《经济学人》《纽约时报》《华尔街日报》《华盛顿邮报》《大西洋月刊》《科学杂志》《国家地理》等国际一线外刊。【适合谁听】1、关注时事热点新闻，想要学习最新最潮流英文表达的英文学习者2、任何想通过地道英文提高听、说、读、写能力的英文学习者3、想快速掌握表达，有出国学习和旅游计划的英语爱好者4、参加各类英语考试的应试者（如大学英语四六级、托福雅思、考研等）【你将获得】1、超过1000篇外刊精读课程，拓展丰富语言表达和文化背景2、逐词、逐句精确讲解，系统掌握英语词汇、听力、阅读和语法3、每期内附学习笔记，包含全文注释、长难句解析、疑难语法点等，帮助扫除阅读障碍。

Does your resume tell the best and most compelling version of your professional accomplishments and story? Joining our show today is top-ranked Executive Resume Writer and Coach, Sarah Johnston, founder of the Briefcase Coach. Sarah is recognized as a LinkedIn “Top Voice” and named one of HR Weekly's Top 100 Most Influential People in HR and her firm was rated “best” for experienced executives by Balance Careers. A former corporate recruiter and industry insider, Sarah is committed to empowering high-achieving professionals around the world in their job search. During this candid, revealing conversation, Sarah shares her hard-earned wisdom on the biggest mistakes she sees people making when crafting their resumes, and what you can do instead. Sarah also shares insights on how resume content should differ from our LinkedIn profiles and the most common resume and LinkedIn mistakes she's encountered. We discuss why relying solely on keywords isn't enough, how networking is evolving, how to effectively disclose gaps in our work experience, and the limitations (and also helpful aspects) of generative AI tools in resume writing. Finally, Sarah shares how she strikes a key balance between personal and professional identities and sharing on a public platform. Join us today to learn how to craft the most compelling narratives of your work and career journey and great new ways to uplevel your resume and LinkedIn profile today!   Key Points From This Episode: Meet Sarah Johnston, Executive Resume Writer and Coach. [02:33] Making a distinction between resume content and a LinkedIn profile. [05:14] The two biggest resume mistakes that people make and how to counteract them. [10:06] Establishing whether or not to share your ‘dirty little secret' when writing a resume. [17:44] How to approach keywords and leverage the power of networking. [21:26] Sarah's thoughts on using AI tools to get a headstart on writing your resume. [30:16] Two of the biggest mistakes Sarah sees people making on LinkedIn. [34:42] Balancing personal and professional identities and when to communicate a stance. [38:40] Sarah's closing advice: don't skip the self-reflection piece of finding a job. [41:20]   For More Information: Follow Sarah Johnston on LinkedIn. Learn more about her services as the Briefcase Coach. Follow Sarah on X.   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:  Julie Robinett's Book, How to Be a Power ConnectorGreenhouse applicant tracking software Zoho Recruit talent acquisition solution Example: Kate's Latest Book, Do Less: A Revolutionary Approach to Time and Energy Management for Busy Moms & Do Less Planner   ——————— IS IT FINALLY TIME FOR A TRUE SHIFT IN YOUR CAREER AND LEADERSHIP? GET HANDS-ON HELP TODAY! Do you feel ready and excited to make the essential changes you've been longing for in your career but need some empowering support to begin?   That help is here! Join me as I coach and guide you through powerful, proven steps that unlock your fullest and happiest career potential. For a limited time, take advantage of my 10% discount for you, my amazing Finding Brave listeners. Save 10% on both my top-rated one-on-one 6-session Career & Leadership Breakthrough coaching program AND my Most Powerful You video training course that will help you close the 7 most damaging power and confidence gaps that are blocking thousands of professionals from the success, reward, and impact they want and deserve. You can participate in both of these programs from the comfort of your own home, at your own pace. Now's the time. Don't wait! Build the career you've been longing for this year. I'd love to help you.   REGISTER NOW and use the 10% discount code BRAVEPOD10 to save 10% on these programs TODAY! 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Take advantage of their great special offers and free trials today!   Audible Offer Amazon Music Offer   Quotes:  “The resume is very KPI (key performance indicator) and result-driven: we're going to make sure that we highlight the impact that you've had on the business and the bottom line. I view the LinkedIn as two-fold: number one, it's a story.” — @SarahDJohnston [0:05:23] “When someone opens your LinkedIn profile to view you and read about you, they only see the first three lines. I want to do everything I can to make that reader click ‘See More'.” — @SarahDJohnston [0:06:03] “Don't lie on your resume, but also view the resume as a marketing document. You don't have to put everything out there, but you have to make sure it's honest.” — @SarahDJohnston [0:20:34] “I make my money off of writing resumes, but I will say that a resume alone will not get you a job.” — @SarahDJohnston [0:27:56] “What ChatGPT can't do is unearth your value proposition, and that's what a great resume writer does.” — @SarahDJohnston [0:31:24] “The one takeaway that I would give to listeners today is to not skip the self-reflection phase of the job search.” — @SarahDJohnston [0:41:20]   Watch our Finding Brave episodes on YouTube! Don't forget – you can experience each Finding Brave episode in both audio and video formats! Check out new and recent episodes on my YouTube channel at YouTube.com/kathycaprino. And please leave us a comment and a thumbs up if you like the show!

“What ChatGPT does, is able to do, is just mind-boggling,” says Daniel Foppen, VP Product and Product Marketing at Convoso, an AI-powered contact center software for sales teams. “And especially with the latest version, the 4.0 model, this is really going to replace a big chunk of customer service agents. That's a full stop. I'm envisioning 20 to 30% within the next year or year and a half… Klarna, the payment service provider from Sweden, just released recently the news that they replaced 700 agents with ChatGPT virtual agents.” Daniel Foppen However, Foppen does not see workforce reduction. He sees workforce reassignment and growth. If you were staffing your call center to cope with surges of calls that occur at lunch time or other point on the clock or calendar, to filed inbound calls, you will now be reassigning those workers on outreach. From defense to opportunity. Foppen calls for a new approach to outbound call management. In this podcast we discuss… Call campaigns at Scale Leveraging AI and Automation Enhanced Data Insights … and we touch on how call centers can achieve higher closure rates on outbound calls. The technology change mirrors a significant role-playing change: the contact center from being a point of customer care to becoming a revenue center. About Convoso is a leading CCaaS contact center software provider for sales and lead generation teams. Since 2006, Convoso has remained at the forefront of innovation, consistently developing solutions to foster customer growth while supporting adherence to regulatory standards. Its omnichannel capabilities include conversational AI game-changer www.Voso.ai  to scale sales and revenue further.

A collaborative digital whiteboard. Sounds simple, right? Steve Ruiz, founder of tldraw, found out the hard way that building this kind of tool was anything but easy. Steve joins host and Lightspeed Partner Michael Mignano to talk about iterating with an audience, following a problem through to its end, and his take on the future of open source software.  Episode Chapters [00:00] Introduction to Steve Ruiz, founder of tldraw [07:41] Building out an audience by building out the perfect arrow graphic [12:42] Your idea of the end result shifts the way you build the product [14:20] How the quest to draw the perfect line kicked off Steve's development career [19:10] Twitter spurred on Steve's developer chops [25:16] Steve's philosophy on open source [27:41] Perfect Freehand's perfect line led to tldraw's perfect whiteboard [31:04] Taking 6 months off to see the whiteboard project through [36:14] A split in the road - go to Adobe or go all in on tldraw? [41:26] What ChatGPT-4 Vision brought to tldraw [46:36] Making a collaborative whiteboard into an AI-powered web developer  [54:07] Make Real's tension - developer tool or end user product? [59:15] What else will AI open up for tldraw? [01:04:21] Is tldraw hiring? Stay in touch: ⁠⁠www.lsvp.com⁠⁠ X: ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/lightspeedvp⁠⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/lightspeed-venture-partners/⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lightspeedventurepartners/⁠⁠ Subscribe on your favorite podcast app: ⁠⁠generativenow.co⁠⁠ Email: generativenow@lsvp.com The content here does not constitute tax, legal, business or investment advice or an offer to provide such advice, should not be construed as advocating the purchase or sale of any security or investment or a recommendation of any company, and is not an offer, or solicitation of an offer, for the purchase or sale of any security or investment product. For more details please see ⁠⁠lsvp.com/legal⁠⁠.

What We Cover In This Episode: News with Nick and thoughts on the new Crunch Fitness marketing strategy [1:13] What ChatGPT is saying about:        …controversial things fitness studios might say about New Year's resolution pressure [6:16]        …what fitness studios might say about body transformation focus that could be seens as                  controversial [10:36]        …the debatable messaging out there around playing on insecurities [28:03] Quick wins and how to prepare for future implementation of fitDEGREE features such as spot booking [32:05] Our weekly prompt that will help you navigate the New Year's resolution rush in the studio [34:08]    Quotes: “The promise of a total body transformation is something that you as a business cannot really control. It's all in the person's level of commitment and motivation.” [Megan, 11:45]  “I do think that we have shifted to a lot more of a healthy mindset when it comes to working out and health and wellness. The fact that we now say health and wellness together when talking in the context of going to a studio and working out is very important, I think.” [Megan, 23:12] “What I have seen too is when people explain what they're going through from a fitness and a health perspective, they think they're being healthy. They just don't really understand that they could make better decisions.” [Nick, 25:15]  LINKS:   Crunch Fitness 2023 Feel Good. Not Bad Commercial Send Megan Your Playlist or Discuss the Podcast Here! fitDEGREE's Business Portal https://calendly.com/fitdegree/support  support@fitDEGREE.com https://www.instagram.com/fitdegree/ ​​https://www.instagram.com/fitspot_guru/  https://www.fitdegree.com/blog   

It's now been four years since the ITPro Podcast's first episode and so much has changed in that time.Across almost every sector, we're working in different ways, in different places, and through the use of different hardware and software. Remote work and AI have unsettled our idea of the office and the working day, while promises such as the metaverse have flared and burned.In this special 200th episode, Jane and Rory take a look back at how far we've come since 2019.Read more:CEOs are living in dreamland if they think staff will return to the office five days a week“Zoom bombing” sends Zoom stock plummetingGenerative AI could be the key to delivering a four-day working weekUK's four-day week trial ends, leads to reduced burnout and sick daysWhy Zoom's backtrack on remote work confirms that the ‘new normal' is no moreAre we in the middle of a generative AI bubble?What ChatGPT's latest updates mean for business usersOpenAI tool previously thought 'too dangerous' for the public goes generally availableWhy AI could be a legal nightmare for years to comeIs the UK falling behind the EU on AI regulation?​​Meta Quest Pro preview: Meet Meta's 'laptop killer'Metaverse-obsessed tech giants are losing the plotWhy 2024 won't be the year of AR, VR or any kind of immersive tech

Donna McGeorge provides practical examples of how to use ChatGPT to get work done faster and easier.. — YOU'LL LEARN — 1) How to get started with ChatGPT. 2) What ChatGPT does better and worse than a human. 3) Tricks and prompts to get the most out of ChatGPT. Subscribe or visit AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep903 for clickable versions of the links below. — ABOUT DONNA — DONNA MCGEORGE is a passionate productivity coach with modern time management strategies designed to enhance the time we spend in our workplace.With more than 20 years of experience working with managers and leaders throughout Australia and Asia-Pacific, Donna delivers practical skills, training, workshops, and facilitation to corporations—such as Nissan Motor Company, Jetstar, Medibank Private, and Ford Motor Company—so they learn to manage their people well and produce great performance and results. As a captivating, upbeat, and engaging resource on time management and productivity, Donna has been featured on The Today Show, on radio interviews across Australia, and has written for publications including The Age, Boss Magazine, Smart Company, B&T Magazine, and HRM.• Book: The ChatGPT Revolution: How to Simplify Your Work and Life Admin with AI • Book: The First 2 Hours: Make better use of your most valuable time • Website: DonnaMcGeorge.com • Download: Planning pages • Download: ChatGPT worksheet — RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE SHOW — • Website: OpenAI ChatGPT • Study: Most Americans haven't used ChatGPT; few think it will have a major impact on their job by Eugenie Park and Risa Gelles-Watnick • Article: “M.B.A. Students vs. ChatGPT: Who Comes Up With More Innovative Ideas?” by Christian Terwiesch and Karl Ulrich • Book: Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder (Incerto) by Nassim Nicholas Taleb • Book: Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman • Book: Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela Duckworth • Book: Ode to Happiness by Keanu Reeves and Alexandra Grant — THANK YOU SPONSORS! — • Dash Hudson. Manage your social media and stay up to speed with Dash Hudson's Social Media Trends ReportSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, Darren Reinke chats with Som Shahapurkar, leading AI expert and founder of OzzSom AI. Som discusses the current state of AI, the importance of guardrails in preventing unintended consequences, why you should prioritize curiosity over judgement, and everything you need to know about ChatGPT, AI, and its future in society. OzzSom AI guides small and medium business to adopt AI cost effectively to grow their business, improve efficiency or become lean, with expertise across fintech, health tech, telematics, manufacturing, IoT, automation, and document processing.Show Notes:How Som became interested in Artificial Intelligence [00:58]Where AI started and where we are today [2:54]Defining neural networks [5:30]Defining generative AI [7:48]What ChatGPT is and how people are using it [10:22]Understanding the robustness of ChatGPT's data set [15:04]Where did ChatGPT come from [17:50]What is next in the near term for ChatGPT [21:40]What guardrails are needed for AI to be more efficient [25:13]Understanding the greatest misconception surrounding AI [30:35]Describing the next wave of AI [33:09]Where you can go to learn more about AI [37:22]Links:Som on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shahapurkar

How do we encourage more people to accept help when it's offered, and ask for help when it's needed? That is the big question this week's guest difference maker Ashley Usiskin is focused on answering. With a successful career that spanned branding, marketing and start-ups across 4 countries, in early 2022 Ashley was diagnosed with lymphoma and a rare auto-immune hemolytic disease that required months of debilitating chemotherapy. This led to a life-changing and transformative experience; from being self-reliant and independent he was suddenly helpless requiring the help of others. This led to his realization that accepting help is a gift; since you give the chance for the help giver to experience joy, pride and the feel-good factor of supporting someone they care about. Ashley is now on a mission to change our perceptions of asking for help; transforming help rejectors to help receivers. In doing so he aims to enable people to realize that accepting help has a life-changing impact not only on their own livelihood but also on those who offer them help. He is now working to offer practical tools to change mindsets and motivate us all to ‘Help yourself by helping each other'. TImecodes00:00 Intro02:10 Who is Ashley? 03:30 What made Ashley who he is?07:10 Developing independence08:30 His early creative ambitions 10:50 The value of Grey and BBH13:35 What is Ashley working to achieve?17:43 Recognizing the power of accepting help18:55 His barriers to asking for help21:16 Ashley's mission to share his learnings26:40 The Gift of help Podcast29:10 Some tools explained32:29 How serendipity led him to Simon Sinek 40:25 What ChatGPT says about barriers to asking for help44:15 The evidence Ashley is witnessing46:45 The impact on society in our meta crisis50:00 The Japanese TV show 52:00 The changing corporate culture53:10 Ashley's ambition 55:27 The help Ashley is asking for?57:58 Remaining resolute and resilient59:57 Ashley's gift or talent01:02:46 The actions we can all take to create a help exchangeSocial Links Ashley's Email Gift of Help Podcast Linkedin Instagram Show Links Bridge appCaroline ArdittiCameradosSimon Sinek Nir Eyal Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week of the #SoulBackPodcast, we revisit R&B in 2010 and what was going out during that era of R&B. Names that will pop up during this conversation are Ne-Yo, Trey Songz, Usher, Monica and Jazmine Sullivan. We talk about some of our favorite albums and songs from that year and also discuss some of the sleepers that people may have forgot about. We also discuss the industry during that time and some of the trends were happening during that time. 0:02:20 - What ChatGPT say about the best fast food restaurants 0:05:57 - Reflecting back on the state of the industry of 2008 0:19:40 - Looking back at the debut albums of Janelle Monáe, Miguel and Dondria 0:28:20 - Releases from female artists like Monica, Jazmine Sullivan, Keyshia Cole and Keri Hilson 0:36:33 - Releases from male artists like Trey Songz, El DeBarge, Tank, Ne-Yo and Usher 0:57:00 - Rookie Of The Year of 2010 0:58:45 - Top 3 albums of 2010

These are clips highlighting some of the topics discussed in the full episode! Check it out if you want a bite-sized version of the full episode. @iamginabianca dove headfirst into ChatGPT and hit us up to discuss the possibilities and uses for hairdressers. We explain what ChatGPT is and how it works. Gina shares her tips and techniques for getting the most out of it to elevate your business and streamline your administrative tasks. This Week's Topics: • The possibilities of AI leveling the playing field for hairstylists • What ChatGPT is and how it works • How she is using it to buy back time • Using it to polish and improve her website • The negative attitude towards AI • Tips and techniques using ChatGPT  This is our 300th Episode! Thank you to everyone who continues to listen and support us. Our goal is (and has always been) to help as many hairdressers as we can find success, and you sharing The Hair Game Podcast with your fellow hair loves is the best way to help us do that.  Video versions of our episodes are on our YouTube channel for you to watch! Subscribe to our channel The Hair Game on YouTube and check out ‘The Hair Game Podcast' playlist. Our podcast thrives on the opinions of you, the listener... if you have a moment (and you are an Apple user), please leave us a rating & review on the Apple podcasts app or iTunes! Here's what you do: - Scroll down to 'Ratings & Reviews'  - Click on the empty purple stars (5 is the best)!  - Click on ‘Write a Review' and let us know what you love most! Each rating & review helps us reach more and more of your fellow hair loves, and our goal is to help as many hairdressers as we can find success. Thanks in advance! FOLLOW US http://www.instagram.com/thehairgamepodcast http://www.instagram.com/salonrepublic http://www.instagram.com/loveerictaylor

@iamginabianca dove headfirst into ChatGPT and hit us up to discuss the possibilities and uses for hairdressers. We explain what ChatGPT is and how it works. Gina shares her tips and techniques for getting the most out of it to elevate your business and streamline your administrative tasks. This Week's Topics: • The possibilities of AI leveling the playing field for hairstylists • What ChatGPT is and how it works • How she is using it to buy back time • Using it to polish and improve her website • The negative attitude towards AI • Tips and techniques using ChatGPT  This is our 300th Episode! Thank you to everyone who continues to listen and support us. Our goal is (and has always been) to help as many hairdressers as we can find success, and you sharing The Hair Game Podcast with your fellow hair loves is the best way to help us do that.  Video versions of our episodes are on our YouTube channel for you to watch! Subscribe to our channel The Hair Game on YouTube and check out ‘The Hair Game Podcast' playlist. Our podcast thrives on the opinions of you, the listener... if you have a moment (and you are an Apple user), please leave us a rating & review on the Apple podcasts app or iTunes! Here's what you do: - Scroll down to 'Ratings & Reviews'  - Click on the empty purple stars (5 is the best)!  - Click on ‘Write a Review' and let us know what you love most! Each rating & review helps us reach more and more of your fellow hair loves, and our goal is to help as many hairdressers as we can find success. Thanks in advance! FOLLOW US http://www.instagram.com/thehairgamepodcast http://www.instagram.com/salonrepublic http://www.instagram.com/loveerictaylor

I'm excited to announce that the Pediatric Dental Marketing Course is officially open for enrollment!This comprehensive course, developed by Minal Sampat and myself, is tailored specifically for pediatric practice owners and their teams. It is designed to turn your pain points into stepping stones for success, and to help you become the trusted dental home for countless children in your community. Head over to our site to enroll now! https://pediatricdentalmarketingcourse.com/‍‍Welcome this week's MMM! In this episode, I dive more into ChatGPT and how it can revolutionize your dental practice's rewards program and enhance patient retention. Join me as I explore the innovative ways that AI-powered ChatGPT can assist you in creating personalized and engaging loyalty programs that keep your patients coming back for more. From tailored incentives to effective point systems, discover how leveraging ChatGPT's expertise can take your dental practice to new heights, fostering lasting relationships with your valued patients. These outlines might be the next step to building an exceptional rewards program that not only boosts patient loyalty but also ensures their oral health remains at its best!‍Drop in on this week's episode to walk through step by step how to utilize ChatGPT to increase retention!‍Other Mentions and Links:ChatGPT‍Prompts that I use in the video:‍PROMPT:I'm a dental practice. What are some reasons why patients might stop using my services? What can I do to address these issues and keep patients engaged?‍What ChatGPT said:Patients may stop using a dental practice's services for a variety of reasons. Here are a few, along with potential solutions:Cost: Dental care can be expensive, especially for procedures not covered by insurance.Solution: Provide transparency about costs upfront, offer flexible payment plans, and work closely with insurance companies to maximize benefits.Inconvenient Location or Hours: If your office isn't easy to get to, or doesn't offer appointments outside of normal business hours, this could deter some patients.Solution: Consider expanding your hours of operation, offer weekend or evening appointments, and ensure your location is easily accessible by public transit or has sufficient parking.Negative Experiences: A bad experience during a visit, such as painful treatments, can scare patients away.Solution: Focus on patient comfort, use gentle techniques, provide clear explanations about procedures and manage patient expectations to minimize discomfort and fear.Poor Communication: If patients feel that they're not being heard, or don't understand their treatment options, they may seek care elsewhere.Solution: Encourage open dialogue, listen carefully to patients' concerns, provide clear explanations and present all treatment options.Long Waiting Times: Spending too much time in the waiting room can lead to frustration.Solution: Streamline office processes, implement efficient scheduling, and communicate clearly with patients if delays are expected.Lack of Personal Touch: Patients like to feel valued and appreciated. If they feel like they're just another number, they might leave.Solution: Show genuine care and interest in your patients. Remember personal details, make the environment welcoming, and ensure all staff members treat patients with warmth and respect.Outdated Equipment or Techniques: Patients might feel uncomfortable if they perceive that your practice isn't keeping up with the latest dental technologies or methods.Solution: Regularly update equipment as needed and continue education for you and your staff to stay abreast of the latest dental techniques and treatments.Lack of Comprehensive Services: If patients have to go elsewhere for certain procedures, they might switch to a provider that offers comprehensive services.Solution: Offer a wide range of services, or establish partnerships with specialists for easy referrals.In addition to these solutions, consider surveying your patients regularly to identify any unmet needs or areas for improvement. Also, maintain a strong online presence and positive online reviews, which can help attract and retain patients. Providing a consistent, positive experience will encourage patients to stay with your practice long term.‍PROMPT:Are there any loyalty or rewards programs that I could offer to incentivize patients to continue using my services? What rewards or benefits would be most appealing to my target audience?‍What ChatGPT said:Yes, loyalty or rewards programs can be a great way to encourage repeat business and foster patient loyalty. Here are a few ideas:Points Programs: Patients could earn points for every visit, which they can redeem for a discount on future treatments. You could also give bonus points for referrals or for scheduling regular six-month check-ups.Referral Rewards: You could offer discounts or even free basic services (like cleanings) for patients who refer new customers to your practice.Membership Programs: For a monthly or yearly fee, patients get access to certain services at discounted rates. This could be particularly appealing to patients without dental insurance.Family Discounts: Offering special rates for families or couples could incentivize people to bring their entire family to your practice.Special Promotions: Regular promotions on certain services can help to keep patients engaged. For instance, a teeth whitening discount during the holidays, when people want to look their best for family photos.Birthday Perks: A small gesture like a free service upgrade, discount, or even a non-dental gift on a patient's birthday can make them feel appreciated and special.Patient of the Month: Spotlight a patient of the month and offer them a special perk. This not only rewards the patient but also fosters a sense of community among your clientele.As for which rewards would be most appealing, it can depend on your patient demographics. A survey could help you understand what your patients value most. Younger patients might appreciate discounts on cosmetic services like whitening, while older patients might value discounts on restorative work. Families would likely appreciate discounts for children's services. Regardless of the specifics, the goal should be to make patients feel valued and that their loyalty is appreciated.‍PROMPT:I need you to create a comprehensive "loyalty program" that has all the features stated above. This loyalty program needs aid and address the issues and reasons why a patient would stop using my services.What ChatGPT said:Absolutely, here is an example of a comprehensive loyalty program named "Smile Rewards."1. Smile Rewards MembershipAnnual or Monthly SubscriptionPatients can join the Smile Rewards membership for a yearly or monthly fee. Benefits of membership include:Two free check-ups and cleanings per year, which encourages regular dental visits.A discount of 10% to 20% on all other treatments, making your services more cost-effective.Priority scheduling and shorter waiting times, addressing the issue of long waiting times.Family packages available for a discounted rate to encourage whole family dental care.2. Points for Visits & TreatmentsEarn Points on Every VisitPatients earn points for every visit, regardless of the type of treatment. The number of points could depend on the cost of the treatment. These points can be redeemed for discounts on future treatments, encouraging ongoing engagement.3. Birthday Bonus PointsCelebrate with a GiftMembers receive bonus points on their birthday, which can be used to further discount treatments or get a free dental product, such as a professional toothbrush or whitening kit.4. Referral RewardsRecommend and EarnWhen existing patients refer a new patient, both receive a reward. The existing patient could get extra points, and the new patient could get a discount on their first treatment. This helps encourage patient referrals and grow your client base.5. Special PromotionsSeasonal Discounts & MoreMembers get access to special promotions throughout the year. This could be discounts on teeth whitening during the holidays, or discounts on other services during Dental Health Month. You could also consider having occasional 'double points' days.6. Patient of the MonthRecognition and RewardEach month, spotlight one patient as the "Patient of the Month." The selected patient could receive a unique reward such as a free service upgrade, additional reward points, or a gift card to a local business. This not only rewards the patient but also fosters a sense of community.7. Access to Latest Services & TechnologiesStay Ahead with Smile RewardsMembers get early access to any new services or technologies you introduce, ensuring they feel they are receiving the best and most up-to-date care.By offering a comprehensive program like Smile Rewards, you address common reasons why patients might leave while also providing incentives that encourage loyalty and ongoing engagement with your practice. The result is a program that adds value for both your practice and your patients.‍PROMPT:I need you to come up with compelling, enticing rewards that patients receive when they decide to redeem their points. These have to motivate/ encourage/ excite the patient.‍What ChatGPT said:Absolutely, here are some enticing rewards that you could offer when patients decide to redeem their points:1. Free Teeth Whitening Session: A smile can be transformed by teeth whitening, and offering this as a redeemable reward is a great incentive that can significantly enhance a patient's confidence.2. Electric Toothbrush or Water Flosser: Offering high-quality dental products like a professional-grade electric toothbrush or water flosser is a practical reward that patients will appreciate and use daily.3. Free Oral Hygiene Products for a Year: Imagine not having to worry about buying toothpaste, floss, or mouthwash for a whole year. This would be a useful reward and a constant reminder of your practice whenever they use these products.4. Cosmetic Dentistry Discounts: A significant discount on a cosmetic dentistry procedure like veneers or bonding can be a strong motivator for patients interested in improving the aesthetic appeal of their smile.5. Denture or Orthodontic Discounts: For those needing these treatments, a substantial discount can be a major relief financially and encourage them to proceed with necessary treatments.6. Spa or Wellness Center Gift Cards: A relaxing day at a local spa or wellness center could be a compelling reward that adds a personal touch.7. Dental Insurance Premiums for a Year: If feasible, covering a patient's dental insurance premiums for a year would be an exceptionally enticing reward.8. Advanced Dental Hygiene Session: A session with a dental hygienist who would provide personalized advice on how to take care of their teeth and gums based on their oral health would be both educational and beneficial.9. Limited Edition Dental Products: Offering limited-edition dental care items like themed toothpaste or toothbrushes can be fun and exciting for patients, particularly for younger ones.10. Complimentary Sedation Dentistry: For patients who experience dental anxiety, this reward would allow them to undergo necessary procedures in a more relaxed manner.These rewards provide a mix of practical benefits and luxury experiences. They not only encourage patients to continue using your services but also promote good oral hygiene habits and overall wellness.‍PROMPT:Can you make the rewards less about dentistry and more about lifestyle? My target audience are mothers who have a family. Between the ages of 25-55. They live in a suburban area. Income range is 50k to 150k.‍What ChatGPT said:Certainly, it sounds like the rewards you're looking for should be more family-oriented and cater to a suburban lifestyle. Here are some ideas that may appeal to your target demographic:Spa Day Packages: A relaxing day at a local spa, possibly including services like massages, facials, or body treatments. This would allow them to take some well-deserved time for self-care.Local Restaurant Gift Cards: Gift cards for popular local restaurants would give them an opportunity for a family dinner or a night off from cooking.Subscription Box Services: This could include a year's subscription to a popular meal kit service, a book club, or a monthly craft box for their kids. These services offer both convenience and entertainment value.Local Entertainment or Activity Passes: This could include tickets to local theme parks, zoos, or museums. They would provide a fun day out for the entire family.Fitness or Yoga Class Passes: A package of passes to a local yoga studio or gym can help them focus on their health and wellbeing.Gardening Gift Sets: If they have a garden, a gift set with high-quality gardening tools, seeds, or decor could be appreciated.Home Cleaning Services: Free professional cleaning services for their house. This provides convenience and frees up their time for other activities.Cooking Class Vouchers: For those interested in culinary skills, vouchers for cooking classes in a local culinary school or online could be enticing.Online Shopping Vouchers: Gift cards for popular online retailers can give them the flexibility to choose something they need or want.Professional Family Photo Shoot: A free session with a local professional photographer could provide cherished family memories.These rewards should provide meaningful experiences and conveniences to moms living in a suburban area, fitting well within their lifestyle and interests. Remember to regularly update and refresh the rewards based on feedback to keep the program appealing and relevant to your audience.‍PROMPT:Now please make a very detailed and comprehensive Loyalty Program. Make sure it includes the rewards. The features. The benefits.‍What ChatGPT said:Sure, I'll consolidate the elements we've discussed into a detailed, comprehensive loyalty program designed for your target demographic:Program Name: "Family Smile Rewards"1. Membership EnrollmentPatients can sign up for Family Smile Rewards by paying a yearly or monthly subscription fee, providing immediate access to benefits. Family packages are available at discounted rates to encourage comprehensive family dental care.2. Points SystemMembers earn points for every visit. The number of points depends on the cost of the treatment, incentivizing regular dental visits and treatments. Points can be redeemed for a variety of lifestyle-oriented rewards.3. Birthday Bonus PointsTo celebrate their special day, members receive bonus points on their birthday. This offers an annual boost in points that can be redeemed for rewards.4. Referral BonusesWhen existing members refer new patients to the practice, both the referring member and the new patient receive a points bonus. This encourages the growth of your practice through word-of-mouth.5. Special PromotionsMembers gain access to special promotions throughout the year. These might include double points days or bonus points for trying new dental services, encouraging regular engagement with your practice.6. Patient of the MonthEach month, highlight one member as the "Patient of the Month." This selected member receives bonus points, fostering a sense of community and adding an element of fun competition.7. Early Access to New Services & TechnologiesMembers receive early access to new services or technologies, ensuring they feel they are receiving the most up-to-date dental care.RewardsPoints earned through the Family Smile Rewards program can be redeemed for a variety of lifestyle-oriented rewards that cater to a suburban family lifestyle. Rewards could include:Spa day packages at local establishments.Gift cards for popular local restaurants.Subscriptions to popular meal kit services, book clubs, or children's craft boxes.Passes to local family entertainment venues such as theme parks, zoos, or museums.Fitness or yoga class passes at local studios.Gardening gift sets for home gardening enthusiasts.Professional home cleaning services.Vouchers for local or online cooking classes.Online shopping vouchers for popular retailers.A professional family photo shoot with a local photographer.By creating a program that incentivizes regular dental care, fosters a sense of community, and offers appealing, lifestyle-oriented rewards, the Family Smile Rewards program can help to promote patient loyalty and retention, and ensure your practice continues to thrive.‍PROMPT:Provide more detail and information on point 1 for the patient‍What ChatGPT said:1. Membership EnrollmentJoining the Family Smile Rewards program is simple and straightforward. Interested patients can sign up directly at the dental office or through an easy-to-use online portal. A yearly or monthly subscription fee is required to activate the membership.Two types of membership are available: individual and family. The individual membership covers all benefits for one person. The family membership extends the same benefits to all immediate family members, making it a cost-effective choice for households with multiple members needing dental services.The family membership is designed to encourage comprehensive dental care for the whole family. It can cover spouses and children living in the same household, ensuring that everyone has access to quality dental care and the rewards of the program. A family membership also simplifies the process of managing dental appointments and rewards points as everything is consolidated under one account.The cost of the membership has been carefully set to ensure that it provides significant value to patients while also supporting the sustainability of the program. The fee covers the benefits such as free check-ups and cleanings, discounts on treatments, and access to special promotions and rewards.Once the subscription fee is paid, members immediately begin earning points on all dental visits and treatments, and have full access to all member benefits. The membership is automatically renewed at the end of each subscription period to ensure seamless access to benefits, but members have the option to cancel at any time.By joining the Family Smile Rewards program, patients not only invest in their dental health, but also gain access to a variety of benefits and rewards that enhance their lifestyle. The program is designed to provide exceptional value and encourage lasting relationships between the dental practice and the families it serves.‍PROMPT:Provide more detail and information on point 2 for the patient‍What ChatGPT said:2. Points SystemThe cornerstone of the Family Smile Rewards program is the points system, which enables members to earn points each time they visit the dental practice. Here's how it works:Earning PointsEvery time a member visits the practice, whether it's for a regular check-up, cleaning, or a more complex procedure, they earn points. The number of points earned is based on the cost of the treatment or service received. For example, a basic dental cleaning might earn fewer points than a more extensive procedure like a root canal.Tracking PointsPoints earned are automatically tracked and updated in the member's account after each visit. Members can easily check their points balance online or via a mobile app. Additionally, an update on the points balance will be included in appointment confirmation and follow-up emails.Point ExpirationPoints earned do not expire as long as the membership remains active. This means members can accumulate points over time until they have enough to redeem for the reward they want.Redeeming PointsOnce members have accumulated enough points, they can redeem them for a variety of lifestyle-oriented rewards. These rewards are designed to fit into a suburban family lifestyle and provide a range of options to cater to different interests. Members can select from rewards such as spa packages, local restaurant gift cards, meal kit subscriptions, local activity passes, and more.This points system offers an easy and straightforward way for members to gain additional value from their regular dental visits. By tying points to visit frequency and treatment cost, it encourages members to maintain regular dental care and proceed with necessary treatments, benefiting their long-term oral health.The more frequently a member visits the practice, the faster they'll earn points and the sooner they'll be able to redeem them for fantastic rewards. It's a win-win for both their dental health and their lifestyle.‍‍If you want your questions answered on Monday Morning Marketing, ask me on these platforms:My Newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/The Dental Marketer Society Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2031814726927041‍Episode Transcript (Auto-Generated - Please Excuse Errors)‍Michael: Hey, what's up guys? Welcome back to the Dental Marketer Podcast. This is another Monday morning marketing episode. And let me share my screen cuz we're gonna be talking about chat g p t again. And in this one I want to share with you guys a new, uh, there's many, many ways we can utilize, chat g p t, right?And, and we discussed it in the previous one. And in the previous one we kind of showed you how to make a whole Instagram. Content calendar literally for the year, but I showed you guys for the first, uh, two months, right, that you can pro how, how to create the description and everything like that. And you guys gave us fantastic feedback on that.And so I'm back at it again with another one here with you guys. and this one, um, I'm using the model G P T four, and you can use whichever model to be honest. But G P T four is a little bit more advanced. And the prompt here where we're gonna be talking about is building a loyalty program. And so I asked it.I said, I'm a dental practice. What are some reasons why patients might stop using my services? What can I do to address these issues and keep patients engaged? And this is what chat G P T said, patients may stop using a dental practices services for a variety of reasons. Here are a few along with potential solutions.Number one, cost. Dental care can be expensive, especially for procedure is not covered by insurance solution. Provide transparency about cost upfront. Offer flexible payment plans, and work closely with insurance companies to maximize benefits. That was the first thing you gave me. Two inconvenient location or hours.If your office isn't easy to get to or doesn't offer appointments outside of normal business hours, this could deter some patients. The solution it gave me is consider expanding your hours of operation. Offer weekend or evening appointments and ensure your location is easily accessible by public transit or has sufficient parking.Three negative experiences. A bad experience during a visit, such as painful treatments can scare patients away. The solution focused on patient comfort, use gentle techniques, provide clear explanations about procedures, and manage patient expectations to minimize discomfort and fear or poor communication.If patients feel that they're not being heard or don't understand their treatment options, they may seek care elsewhere the solution, encourage open dialogue, listen carefully to patients' concerns, provide clear explanations and presentation and present all treatment options. Number five. Long waiting times.This is a big one actually. I think even for me, it's a, spending too much time in the waiting room can lead to frustration solution, streamline office processes, implement efficient scheduling, and communicate clearly with patients if delays are expected. Six. Lack of personal touch. Patients like to feel valued and appreciated.If they feel like they're just another number, they might leave. The solution it gives us is show genuine care and interest in your patients. Remember personal details. Make the environment welcoming and ensure all staff members treat patients with warmth and respect. And in seven outdated equipment or techniques.Patients might feel uncomfortable if they, if they perceive that your practice isn't keeping up with the latest dental technologies or methods, the solution. Regularly update equipment as needed and continue education for you and your staff to stay abreast of the latest dental techniques and treatments.And finally, number eight, it gives us lack of comprehensive services. So if patients have to go elsewhere for certain procedures, they might switch to a provider that offers comprehensive services. The solution offer a wide range of services or established partnerships with specialists for easy referrals.And then it goes on to say, in addition to these solutions, consider surveying your patients regularly to identify any unmet needs or areas for improvement. Also maintain a strong online presence and positive online reviews, which can help attract and retain patients. Providing a consistent, positive experience will encourage patients to stay with your practice long term.So this is it. I asked it what are some reasons, and these were the eight reasons it gave me for why people would stop using my services if I was a dental practice. Top three was cost, second was inconvenient, location, or hours. And the third one was negative experiences. so this is something you can use, right, that prompt.And then I went on to ask it, are there any loyalty or rero rewards programs that I could offer to incentivize patients to continue using my services? What rewards or benefits would be most appealing to my target audience? Now, I wanted to ask the first thing first, like the first prompt, right? Like, what can I do to address these issues?What are some reasons why people might stop using my services? And you'll see why. So we figured out why, right? But let's just say you're a practice owner and you're like, you know what? I got pretty much this stuff covered. I offer flexible payments. Uh, we're open on Saturdays, sometimes Sundays, whatever, right?We have good experiences. Our waiting times are great. All this stuff. Now we want to think of rewarding, right? Create a loyalty program, build strong retention. And so I asked it are there any loyalty or rewards programs that I could offer to incentivize patients to continue using my services? What rewards or benefits would be most appealing to my target audience?And for those of you guys listening on the podcast, if you want, this is all in the show notes below, it's in the video, in the show notes below on our YouTube channel. Uh, but at the same time, I'm also gonna put it in the show notes below the actual, uh, copy and description of everything you're, you're listening to right now.So once I asked at that prompt, it said Yes, loyalty rewards programs can be a great way to encourage. Repeat business and foster patient loyalty. Here are a fewer ideas and it gives me seven ideas. Number one, points programs. Patients could earn points for every visit, which they can redeem for a discount on future treatments.You could also give bonus points for referrals or for scheduling, regular six month checkups. Number two, referral rewards. You could offer discounts or even free basic services like cleanings for patients who refer new customers to their practice. Three membership programs for a monthly or yearly fee.Patients get to access certain services at discounted rates. This could be particularly appealing to patients without dental insurance. Number four, family discounts. Offering special rates for families or couples could incentivize people to bring their entire family to your practice. Five special promotions.Regular promotions on certain services can help to keep patients engaged. For instance, teeth whitening discount during the holidays when people wanna look their best for family photos. Number six, birthday or anniversary perks. A small gesture like a free service upgrade, discount, or even non-dental gift on patient's birthdays can make them feel appreciated and special.Seven. Patient of the month Spotlight a patient. Of the month and offer them a special perk. This not only rewards the patient, but also fosters a sense of community among your clientele. Then it goes on to say, as for which rewards would be most appealing, it can depend on your patient's demographics. A survey could help you understand what your patients value.Most younger patients might appreciate discounts on cosmetic services like whitening, while older patients might value discounts on restorative work. Families will likely appreciate discounts for children's services. Regardless, the specifics, the goal should be to make patients feel valued and that their loyalty is appreciated.Now, I then asked it. I need you to create a comprehensive loyalty program that has all the features stated above. This loyalty program needs, to aid and address the issues and reasons why a patient would stop using my services. So now I'm meshing those two things that I asked and the results that it gave me together, and this is what it gives me.It says, absolutely. Here's an example of a comprehensive loyalty program named Smiles, rewards number one. Smiles Rewards membership. It's an annual monthly subscription. Patients can join the Smile Rewards membership for a yearly or monthly fee. And benefits of the membership include two free checkups and cleanings per year, which encourages regular dental visits, a discount of 10% to 20% on all other treatments, making your services more cost effective, priority scheduling, and shorter waiting times, addressing the issue of long waiting times and family packages available for a discounted rate to encourage whole family dental care.That was the number one. Number two points for visits and treatments. Earn points on every visits. Patients earn points for every visit regardless of the type of treatment. The number of points could depend on the cost of the treatment. These points can be redeemed for discounts on future treatments, encouraging ongoing engagement.Birthday bonus points. Celebrate with the gift members, receive bonus points on their birthday, which can be used to further discount treatments or get a free dental product such as a professional toothbrush or whitening kit. I also like anniversary bonus points. That's just, I'm gonna put my own take to that because you know, you're kinda like celebrating, Hey, you've been with us for a year.You've been with us for two year. You're rewarding that, right? Their loyalty. Number four, referral rewards recommend an earn when existing patients refer a new patient both receive a reward. This existing patient could get extra points and the new patient could get a discount on their first treatment.This helps encourage patient referrals and grow your client base. Five special promotions, seasonal discounts, and more. Uh, members get access to special promotions throughout the year. This could be discounts on teeth whitening during the holidays or discounts on other services during dental health month.You could also consider having occasional double point days. I believe there's a lot of apps that do that where it's like, Hey, double points on this day on a Tuesday, right? Because that's like their slowest day on that restaurant. So you can do that here too. Six patient of the month. Recognition and reward Each month, spotlight one patient as the patient of the month.The selected patient could receive a unique reward, such as free service, upgrade, additional reward points, or a gift card to a local business. This not only rewards the patient, but also fosters a sense of community. Seven access to the latest services and technology. So stay ahead with Smile's Rewards, it says, members get early access to any new services or technologies you introduce, ensuring they feel they are receiving the best and most UpToDate care.By offering a comprehensive program like Smile's Rewards you address common reasons why patients might leave, while also providing incentives that encourage loyalty and ongoing engagement with your practice. result is a program that adds value for both your practice and your patients. Now, this is good so far, what chat G p T has provided, but I wanted to get more specific.So I said I need you to come up with a compelling, enticing reward that patients receive when they decide to redeem their points. These have to motivate slash encouraged slash excite the patient. And it gives me, once I asked that, it gave me 10, enticing quote unquote rewards that you could offer when patients decide to redeem their points.I think some of the points are great. Some of, I mean, some of the rewards are great and some are not so realistic, and so I'm just gonna let you know what they are. It does provide like a description, but I'm not gonna read the descriptions. You guys can see it here if you want. So number one was free teeth whitening.Session number two was an electric toothbrush or water flosser. Number three was free oral hygiene products for a year. Now that one says, imagine not having to worry about buying toothpaste, flosser mouthwash for a whole year. This would be a useful reward and a constant reminder of your practice whenever they use these products.Maybe that could work. I don't know. Right. I just thought that one was interesting. Number four, cosmetic dentistry discounts. Number five, denture or orthodontic discounts. Number six, SPA or wellness centered gift cards. That's good. Number seven, dental insurance premiums for a year. that one says if feasible, covering a patient's dental insurance premiums for a year would be an exceptionally enticing reward.Number eight at advanced dental hygiene session number nine, limited addition dental products and number 10, complimentary sedation dentistry. And then it says, these rewards provide a mix of practical benefits and luxury experiences. They not only encourage patients to continue using your services, but also promote good oral hygiene habits and overall wellness, which is good, but I feel like you know what?You got them in the door already. They're there. You wanna build good retention. I don't know. I, I, I wanted a different type of reward, right? Me personally. So I then went to ask Chad d p t, and I gave it this prompt. Can you make the rewards less about dentistry and more about lifestyle? My target audience are mothers who have a family between the ages of 25 to 55.Pretty broad. They live in a suburban area. Their income range is, income range is 50,000 to 150,000. Now this is what it gives me. Certainly, it sounds like the rewards you're looking for should be more family oriented and cater to a suburban lifestyle. Here are some ideas that might, that may appeal to your target demographic, and it gives me 10.Number one spa day packages, A relaxing day at a local spa, possibly including services like massages, facials, or body treatments. This would allow them to take some well-deserved time for self-care. Number two, local restaurant gift cards. If cards for popular local restaurants would give them an opportunity for a family dinner or a night off from cooking three subscription boxes services.This could include a year subscription to a popular meal kit service, a book club, or a monthly craft box for their kids. These services offer both convenience and entertainment value. Four, local entertainment or activity passes. This could include tickets to the local theme parks, zoos, museums. They would provide a fun day out for the entire family.Five fitness or yoga class passes. A package of passes to a local U yoga studio or gym can help them focus on their health and wellbeing. Six. Gardening gift sets. If they have a garden, a gift set with high quality gardening, tool, seeds or decor. Could be. Appreciate it. Seven Home cleaning services, free professional cleaning services for their house.This provides convenience and frees up their time for other activities. Eight. Cooking class vouchers. For those interested in culinary schools, vouchers for cooking classes in a local culinary school or online could be enticing. Number nine, online shopping vouchers, gift cards for popular online retailers can give them the flexibility to choose something they need or want, and 10.Professional family photo shoot, a free session with the local professional photographer could provide cherished family memories. And then it says, these rewards should provide meaningful experiences and convenience to moms living in a suburban area fitting well within their lifestyle and interest.Remember to regularly update and refresh the rewards based on feedback to keep the program appealing and relevant to your audience. And I agree with that. I think putting these one to 10. And to like emailing it out or just, you know what I mean? However you communicate with your patients, if you want to email it to them, be like, guys, we're gonna, this month we're gonna pick one of these rewards.What do you want? We're creating a poll and they physically will pick right. Your patients. And then they're, you know, you create more of like, oh my gosh, we're doing number four. Local entertainment or activity passes. The people who actually picked out are gonna want it. This is more to me like, okay, yeah, this, this works.Obviously you wanna adjust that prompt to the more specific and targeted you can be With chat g p t, the better. So if you tell that like we have mothers who are, our main demographic is mothers who are 35 to 50. Their income wage is exactly a hundred to 120. Their husbands working corporations. Uh, they go on vacation once a week, stuff like that.Like, or once a month, once a year. If you can put things in like that, it will be more specific, the rewards. But this is what I gave it, and that's the rewards gave me. So then I said, now please make a very detailed and comprehensive loyalty program. Make sure it includes the rewards, the features, the benefits.And it did, as you can see, right? It, it gives you the program name is Family Small Rewards, the membership, enrollment, the Point Systems, number two, three birthday PO bonus points, four, referral bonuses, five special promotions, six, patient of the month, seven, early access to new services and technology. And then boom, it gives you the rewards.this is one thing I want you guys to pay attention to, especially when it gives you bullet points. If you can get bullet points or numerical things like this, it's perfect. So it says, number one, membership enrollment, boom, right? Patients can sign up. Now, this is basically an outline right here. What you can do now is just say, provide more detail and information on 0.1 for the patient, and it does membership enrollment, number one.Joining the Family Smile Rewards Program is simple and straightforward. Interested. Patients can sign up directly at the dental office or through an easy to use online portal, a yearly or monthly, and it goes on and on, and it gives you a whole comprehensive, detailed thing on membership enrollment. Now all you have to do is copy this it says Send message, and then now you wanna put number two, so it says, provide more detail and information.On point number two for the patient, which is the point system, and there it goes. As you can see, it's giving you a more detailed, comprehensive, for the patient. Right? Uh, I guess like information on point number two, which is the point system and then it goes, how can you earn points? How do you track your points point expiration?Does that exist? Redeeming points? How does that go? Right? point expiration is simple points earned do not expire as long as the membership remains active. This means members can accumulate points over time until they have enough to redeem for the reward that they want, and it continues. And then all you have to do is put that in a sheet, Google Doc, and then copy that, and then put number three, and then you continue.Continue. And guess what guys? You've created your loyalty program. That's how you do it. That's as simple as that. I mean, this literally can only take you 30 minutes or less. And you can create a comprehensive loyalty program for your practice, detailed specific, just for your practice, to increase patient retention, to increase membership signup programs, right?Because this could go with every patient or it could just go with people who are part of the membership program, right? And that's how you can kind of. Siphon people, a lot of the insurance, uh, wheel that they have. Um, but yeah, I wanted to share this with you guys on how you can create it, how you can use chat g p t in a really, really great way.I'm gonna put this in the shell notes below so you can copy the prompts, um, adjusted to how you want to do it too as well. Um, and let us know, let us know what you think about this episode. If you want another one, we'll be happy to bring back, chat g p t on our Monday morning marketing episodes and we can give you more of these.But I hope this really, really benefits you guys, and until next time, we'll talk to you in the next episode.‍

Unless you have been hiding under a rock in the last six months, you will be aware that ChatGPT is a big deal. It affects marketing in many ways, not least content marketing. Generative AI has been making a gradual impact on Content Marketing for a few years. ChatGPT 4 could be transformative. If you are a content marketer concerned about the impact, fear not generative AI can give you superpowers, but you have to take action to master it. In this in-depth interview, I chat with Case Meehan, a long-time content marketing guy who has been experimenting with generative AI for several years., He dives into the topic in great detail. It's one of the most fascinating conversations in a long time. And we cover a lot of ground: - How ChatGPT and other generative AI tools have already made an impact - How to get started - What ChatGPT can enable content marketers to do, significantly how to leverage content more efficiently - How this will change how content marketers work and the value they deliver - What embedding means and why this is a game changer that needs to be mastered now - How this will revolutionize how Thought Leadership content is created and what new possibilities it will create

Business owners should be continuously looking for more effective and cost-effective ways to improve their product offerings, service delivery, and scalability. That's why it is important it invest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools like ChapGPT to automate tasks and provide valuable insights. I'll be talking with Stan Robinson about What ChatGPT is and How Can it Benefit Your Business. Stan Robinson is the Digital Sales Consultant at SHR Marketing. He helps businesses increase sales using LinkedIn and other digital tools. He also teaches professionals how to use LinkedIn to build their personal brands and advance in their careers. With over 20 years of experience in sales, marketing, and customer success with organizations ranging from start-up businesses to Fortune 500 companies, Stan has worked in industries ranging from publishing, to computer hardware and software, financial services, and non-profit. This experience across industries enables Stan to provide clients with approaches to sales and business development that can set them apart from their competitors. In addition, he understands the need to build a relationship of trust with prospects and customers to ensure long-term relationships that maximize lifetime customer value. https://www.linkedin.com/in/stanrobinson/ Every Tuesday evening on Leadership LIVE @ 8:05! - Talking Small Business, your host Andrew Frazier is joined by experienced entrepreneurs and business owners who share their secrets to success via Livestream. You will learn about developing your business leadership skills from our roster of high-performing guest experts. Leadership LIVE is one of the many valuable resources provided through the Small Business Pro University empowering business owners to learn, profit, and grow. www.SBProU.com

‍Welcome to today's MMM! In this episode, I'm exploring how ChatGPT, the cutting-edge language model, can revolutionize your dental practice's content strategy and competition analysis. I'm diving into the world of AI-powered curation and discovering how ChatGPT can curate a comprehensive content plan tailored to your practice's unique needs, ensuring engaging and informative materials for your audience. I'll be walking through it with you step by step, with the prompts I've been using for ChatGPT, and the detailed output it provides! With this tool, you can hone in on exactly what your competition is excelling at, and how you can gain a competitive edge in attracting new patients.‍Tune in to unlock the potential of AI in mapping out your dental practice's success!‍Other Mentions and Links:ChatGPTYelp‍Prompts that I use in the video:‍PROMPT:"How can a dental practice effectively use social media to attract new patients?"‍What ChatGPT said:Social media is a powerful tool for businesses, including dental practices, to attract new patients. Here are some strategies you can use:Educational Content: People are always looking for trustworthy advice online. Create and share educational content related to dental health on your social media profiles. This could be in the form of blog posts, infographics, or short videos. For example, you can post about the importance of regular dental checkups, how to brush properly, or what to do in case of a dental emergency.Promotions and Special Offers: Social media is a great platform for announcing special promotions, discounts, or offers. This can incentivize potential patients to choose your practice over others.Patient Testimonials: Sharing patient testimonials can help build trust and credibility. Always get permission from your patients before sharing their stories online.Before-and-After Photos: Showcasing the results of your dental procedures can be very impactful. Make sure you get consent from your patients before posting their photos. Also, ensure you comply with all relevant healthcare privacy laws.Local SEO: Use location tags in your posts to improve local search engine optimization (SEO). This can help people in your area find your practice more easily.Engagement: Engage with your followers. Respond to their comments and messages in a timely and professional manner. You can also run contests or ask dental-related questions to increase engagement.Consistency: Consistency is key on social media. Post regularly and maintain a consistent brand voice across all your platforms.Paid Advertising: Consider using paid social media advertising. Both Facebook and Instagram offer targeted advertising options that can help you reach potential patients in your area.Collaboration: Collaborate with other local businesses or influencers for mutual promotion. This can help you reach a wider audience.Professionalism: Despite the informal nature of social media, it's important to maintain a professional image. This includes being mindful of your responses to comments and messages, as well as the content you share.Remember, social media is about building relationships. It can take time to see results, so be patient and persistent.‍PROMPT:Provide for me content ideas that implements each of these points. My dental practice name is "Dr. Tooth". This will be for Instagram. Provide 30 unique, engaging content ideas that I can use for 30 pieces of Instagram posts.‍What ChatGPT said:Absolutely, here are 30 Instagram post ideas for "Dr. Tooth", each aligning with the strategies mentioned:Educational Content: Post a carousel breaking down the correct brushing technique with graphics and step-by-step instructions.Promotions and Special Offers: Announce a "New Patient Special" offering discounted first visit for all new patients.Patient Testimonials: Share a video testimonial from a patient who had a great experience at Dr. Tooth.Before-and-After Photos: Show a before-and-after photo of a patient who had a successful teeth whitening procedure.Local SEO: Post a beautiful photo of your clinic with the location tagged, inviting people to visit Dr. Tooth.Engagement: Post a trivia question about dental health and encourage followers to answer in the comments.Consistency: Share a fun fact about teeth or dental health every Monday for "Molar Monday".Paid Advertising: Post a professionally taken photo of your clinic with a warm, inviting caption promoting Dr. Tooth, then boost this post.Collaboration: Share a post from a local health food store that ties into dental health, tagging them and promoting mutual businesses.Professionalism: Share a team photo of your staff at Dr. Tooth, showcasing the friendly and professional team that patients will meet.Educational Content: Create a short, informative video about the dangers of gum disease and how to prevent it.Promotions and Special Offers: Announce a "Toothsday Tuesday" discount where all checkups on Tuesdays are at a reduced rate.Patient Testimonials: Share a quote from a patient who expresses gratitude for the fear-free dental experience at Dr. Tooth.Before-and-After Photos: Share before-and-after photos of a patient who had orthodontic treatment.Local SEO: Share a photo of a local landmark with a caption about loving the community you serve.Engagement: Run a photo contest asking patients to share their brightest smile, with the winner getting a free cleaning.Consistency: Post a gentle reminder every Friday for parents to check their children's brushing habits as part of "Flossy Friday".Paid Advertising: Promote a post about a particular service you offer, like dental implants, targeting individuals aged 40-60 in your local area.Collaboration: Post a shared promotion with a local gym, where their members get a discount at Dr. Tooth and vice versa.Professionalism: Share a behind-the-scenes photo of your clinic, showcasing the cleanliness and state-of-the-art equipment.Educational Content: Share a fun infographic about the anatomy of a tooth.Promotions and Special Offers: Announce a "Whitening Wednesday" where teeth whitening procedures are discounted.Patient Testimonials: Share a handwritten thank-you note received from a patient.Before-and-After Photos: Show a transformation of a patient who had veneers done at Dr. Tooth.Local SEO: Post a photo of the sunrise or sunset in your city, with a caption about the early/late hours you offer at Dr. Tooth.Engagement: Post a poll asking followers if they prefer electric or manual toothbrushes, and then share the results.Consistency: Share a picture of a healthy snack every Saturday and explain why it's good for dental health as part of "Snack Saturday".Paid Advertising: Create a sponsored post targeting parents, emphasizing the kid-friendly environment at Dr. Tooth and your expertise in pediatric dentistry.Collaboration: Share a picture of a healthy meal from a local restaurant, and explain how the ingredients promote good dental health.Professionalism: Post a picture of a dental conference or seminar attended by the Dr. Tooth team, highlighting your commitment to continual learning and staying updated in the field.Educational Content: Post a carousel explaining the process of a root canal treatment and debunking common myths around it.Promotions and Special Offers: Announce a "Senior Sunday" discount, where seniors get a special discount on all treatments every Sunday.Patient Testimonials: Share a video of a patient expressing how a cosmetic dental procedure at Dr. Tooth improved their confidence.Before-and-After Photos: Showcase a before-and-after case of a successful dental bridge procedure.Local SEO: Share a picture of your team participating in a local community event or charity.Engagement: Run a fun quiz about dental history or famous people's teeth, asking followers to comment their answers.Consistency: Post a motivational quote every Monday to kickstart the week on a positive note, including a subtle reminder about oral hygiene.Paid Advertising: Run a sponsored post featuring your painless tooth extraction service, targeting people with dental anxiety.Collaboration: Arrange a live session with a local nutritionist, discussing the best foods for dental health.Professionalism: Share a post on World Dentist Day, expressing gratitude for your team and dedication to your patients.Remember, the key to social media success is consistency, engagement, and providing value. Rotate between these different types of posts to keep your feed interesting and engaging.‍PROMPT:Give me copy for each of these post on Instagram.‍What ChatGPT said:Absolutely, here's a draft for each post:‍June 1 - Educational Content: "Swipe left to discover the perfect brushing technique!

In this episode of Business Marriage, we bring in a brand new co-host… an Artificial Intelligence-based voice that is going to use its robot super-computer brain to save our marriage! We have been sick and tired of the amount of people banging on about the power of AI tech, especially ChatGPT in the last few months… it feels like every person and their dog is now an artificial intelligence expert, so this week on the pod we decided to test out how machine-learning can answer some tricky question around life, business, child-rearing and sex. And the results were a mixture of insightful, scarily accurate and just plain hilarious.  Get involved with the show via https://www.businessmarriagepod.com/ or you can send us an AI generated email at hello@businessmarriagepod.com! In this episode, you will hear:  What ChatGPT suggests you need to do in order to spice up your marriage  Why James and Hayley try to humanise their robot-assistant How it suggests you need to carefully consider dogging  ... and the super-computer even questions our moral compass of bribing the kids into doing as they are told!  Check out Hayley's business at https://www.orangelamb.co.uk/ This podcast is produced by Phonic Media https://www.phonic.media/ Business Marriage is the non-celebrity couple podcast that brings you the real and honest conversations that couples all over the world are having about life, family, work and everything in between. Entrepreneur husband and wife James and Hayley Burtt run their own separate businesses, so each week the pair take the opportunity to sit down and openly (sometimes too openly!) share what it is really like to juggle running a company, raising a family and (trying) to find time to keep your partner happy too! Expect arguments, laughs and even some useful lessons, plus listeners get to join in this interactive show by contributing their ‘partner battles', 'share the love' mentions and even get to give date-night suggestions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What We Cover In This Episode: What ChatGPT is and who it can help right now [0:44] How we've been using this tool at fitDEGREE and the reasons why we decided to invest in this new technology [2:14] What ChatGPT costs and why you should look at going the paid route versus using the free plan [5:32] The ways in which it differs from just using Google searches [9:31] Real-time examples of ChatGPT in action [11:06] A sneak peek for next week as we continue the conversation about ChatGPT [21:04] Quotes:  “[ChatGPT] is for the busy business owner, the solopreneur and the busy team member. We all use it in different fashions when we can. It kind of just gets the busy work out of the way and lets you focus on how to make things great.” [Nick, 2:18]  “It's a lot easier to edit something than it is to start from scratch. It's not going to do your job for you, but it's going to get the ball rolling and then let you keep that momentum going.” [Nick, 4:02]  “There's not going to be a robot that owns a fitness studio with you, because part of owning a fitness studio is having a community and having that emotion involved, but a studio that uses AI effectively will put you out of business.” [8:50]  “It makes it so much easier, because unlike Google where you have to have a great formula to the way you're asking the question, ChatGPT is literally a conversation. It's like you're instant messaging a friend who is just a human encyclopedia, except it's not human.” [Megan, 9:31]  “What ChatGPT does is it takes the best information from the top sources and gives no one credit. People that have been working their whole life to be on page one of Google are mad, but it takes the best information on the Internet. It gives it to you plain and simple, and it's amazing.” [Nick, 19:44]  LINKS:   ChatGPT fitDEGREE's Business Portal https://calendly.com/fitdegree/support  support@fitDEGREE.com https://www.instagram.com/fitdegree/ ​​https://www.instagram.com/fitspot_guru/  https://www.fitdegree.com/blog  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChJ5rK6zWPXjbxtUQx3ys9Q   

In episode #2440, we discuss the ways in which AutoGPTs are going to change business and marketing forever. AutoGPTs differ from ChatGPT in that they don't require human assistance to function optimally, thus saving time and increasing efficiency. Today, we share some examples of AutoGPTs and their capabilities and explain how they can be used to aid those in marketing roles. Tune in to hear how AutoGPTs are rapidly changing the business landscape and how they're predicted to be regulated, going forward. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:00] Today's topic: How AutoGPTs are going to change business and marketing forever. [00:05] A recap of the previous episode. [00:13] What ChatGPT is and the humanitarian assistance required for it to function optimally. [00:50] What AutoGPTs are; how they differ from ChatGPT. [01:12] How AutoGPTs increase efficiency. [01:53] Examples of AutoGPTs and their capabilities. [03:27] The risk of bad actors in the AI space. [03:33] How business and marketing are going to change. [04:37] How AutoGPTs can aid marketing professionals. [04:51] The potential regulation of AI and AutoGPTs. [06:26] That's it for today! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more!Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Don't forget to help us grow by subscribing and liking on YouTube! ChatGPT ChaosGPT Sam Altman's blog Sam Altman on Twitter Axios scoop: ‘Schumer lays groundwork for Congress to regulate AI' Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us:  Single Grain

In episode #2440, we discuss the ways in which AutoGPTs are going to change business and marketing forever. AutoGPTs differ from ChatGPT in that they don't require human assistance to function optimally, thus saving time and increasing efficiency. Today, we share some examples of AutoGPTs and their capabilities and explain how they can be used to aid those in marketing roles. Tune in to hear how AutoGPTs are rapidly changing the business landscape and how they're predicted to be regulated, going forward.  TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:00] Today's topic: How AutoGPTs are going to change business and marketing forever. [00:05] A recap of the previous episode. [00:13] What ChatGPT is and the humanitarian assistance required for it to function optimally. [00:50] What AutoGPTs are; how they differ from ChatGPT. [01:12] How AutoGPTs increase efficiency. [01:53] Examples of AutoGPTs and their capabilities. [03:27] The risk of bad actors in the AI space. [03:33] How business and marketing are going to change. [04:37] How AutoGPTs can aid marketing professionals. [04:51] The potential regulation of AI and AutoGPTs. [06:26] That's it for today! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more! Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Don't forget to help us grow by subscribing and liking on YouTube! ChatGPT ChaosGPT Sam Altman's blog Sam Altman on Twitter Axios scoop: ‘Schumer lays groundwork for Congress to regulate AI' Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us:  Single Grain

You've heard the buzz. Everyone is talking about ChatGPT. But how can it support your work? In this episode, host Mary Gladstone-Highland is joined again by her friend and co-owner of Spark Group Consulting, Christina Wichert. The two discuss cutting-edge technology that's transforming the nonprofit sector. Whether you are a ChatGPT savant or brand new to the movement, this episode is for you. Here is a taste of what you will hear in this episode: What ChatGPT is and why nonprofits should pay attention Examples of the practical uses for ChatGPT in nonprofit organizations What using ChatGPT frees your employees up to do Ideas for small steps you can use to implement ChatGPT in your work.

Today I interview Samdra Rodriguez who is a brand and marketing strategist and loves to use ChatGPT in her work with clients.  We discuss:What ChatGPT is and how it can help you in your business.How to use this tool in the most effective way for your content especially when it feels difficult to get started.How to use prompts for the best results and how to get started for free.How to personalize content especially stories and how these can be powerful in creating connection.The best tips on using this tool in the most simple way so your content will sell.Here is Samdra's ChatGPT prompt mentioned in the podcast:  I want you to act as an expert in . You have all the information about anything to do with . I will ask you questions about different topics within the and you will provide me with clear, concise, and accurate information. Ensure that you only respond back with answers that you are fully confident in. Please limit your responses to the specific information requested and avoid providing unnecessary details.    Topic = Brand Storytelling StrategiesSamdra Rodriguez-Pabon is a purpose-driven Brand and Marketing Strategist. She is committed to empowering and guiding businesses with curated strategies and custom designs to create unique brand experiences that will help them with business growth, sustainability, and brand positioning.Samdra founded “Samdraland” to provide her services and work with service-based and product-based businesses worldwide to build, design, and market remarkable brands.Samdra also provides services in Brand Visual Design and Web Design. She is dedicated to assisting entrepreneurs through a branding experience that tells their story and markets to the right audience.She was born and raised in Puerto Rico and has a bachelor's degree in Liberal Studies and Pre-Law. She also is a retired Cake Designer, her first entrepreneurial adventure was a home bakery business. You can find her baking, reading, or on the road with her husband and doggie in her free time.Her business motto is “ The stories we tell become the offers we sell™️”. She believes that the best brands use Storytelling to drive awareness, sales and recognition.You can learn more about Samdra and Samdraland by visiting samdraland.com Insta: @samdraland or  https://www.instagram.com/samdraland/ - Tiktok: @samdraland or https://www.tiktok.com/@samdralandConnect with Jennifer, Your Business Therapist to get more Clarity & Confidence in your Biz!Take the Quiz to discover what is keeping your from more cash in your biz!  https://bit.ly/uncoverquizWebsite: www.jenniferjakobsenlifecoaching.comInstagram: @jjakobsenlifecoachJoin my free Facebook group: Clarity to Cash for Female Coaches and EntrepreneursJoin my weekly Coffee Chat every Thursday at 12pm PST by signing up for free HERE.

In episode #2433, Neil and Eric talk about practical ChatGPT use cases for businesses. There are tons of ways to use ChatGPT, many of which we are still discovering. Tuning in you'll hear an overview of ChatGPT's best functions and how you can combine ChatGPT with other AI tools to accomplish even more. Find out how to use ChatGPT to analyze content, draw up legal documents, and increase your retention rates — all while saving yourself time and money in the process!TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:20] Today's topic: Practical ChatGPT Use Cases for Businesses. [00:33] What ChatGPT can teach you about trending headlines. [01:29] Use ChatGPT to write contracts, draw up legal documents, and summarize content. [04:08] The cost savings of using ChatGPT as a translation tool. [04:56] Find out how personalized notes can help you increase your retention rates and which tools to use. [05:38] Recommendations on which AI tools to use for podcasting. [06:18] Using AI tools to get more out of your client calls.  [07:15] That's it for today! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more!Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: ChatGPT Stacked Marketer Search Engine Land Audience.co Zapier Riverside.fm Gong Don't forget to help us grow by subscribing and liking on YouTube! Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us:  Single Grain

In episode #2433, Neil and Eric talk about practical ChatGPT use cases for businesses. There are tons of ways to use ChatGPT, many of which we are still discovering. Tuning in you'll hear an overview of ChatGPT's best functions and how you can combine ChatGPT with other AI tools to accomplish even more. Find out how to use ChatGPT to analyze content, draw up legal documents, and increase your retention rates — all while saving yourself time and money in the process! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:20] Today's topic: Practical ChatGPT Use Cases for Businesses. [00:33] What ChatGPT can teach you about trending headlines. [01:29] Use ChatGPT to write contracts, draw up legal documents, and summarize content. [04:08] The cost savings of using ChatGPT as a translation tool. [04:56] Find out how personalized notes can help you increase your retention rates and which tools to use. [05:38] Recommendations on which AI tools to use for podcasting. [06:18] Using AI tools to get more out of your client calls.  [07:15] That's it for today! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more! Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: ChatGPT Stacked Marketer Search Engine Land Audience.co Zapier Riverside.fm Gong Don't forget to help us grow by subscribing and liking on YouTube! Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us:  Single Grain

Over the past couple of months, we have been geeking out on a brand-new online tool that you've probably heard about because everyone is talking about it. It's called ChatGPT. If you haven't heard of it yet, you are in for a real treat today because it is the most innovative online tool to come around since we each started our businesses 10 years ago. It's going to cut your content creation time in half which saves you time and money and who doesn't love that.   ChatGPT is an Artificial Intelligence powered chatbot that uses natural language processing to communicate with humans in a conversational manner. It is a type of language model that has been trained on a vast amount of text data, enabling it to understand and generate human-like responses to a wide range of queries and questions.   This is a great tool for you if you struggle with creating content for your business. Not only is this a tremendous asset for you as it relates to brainstorming ideas but can help you dial in on nitty-gritty sales copy and ideal client specific copywriting in minutes that would otherwise take you hours to create.   In today's episode you'll discover –  ·      What ChatGPT is and how it'll work for you in your wellness business, (it's going to quickly become your favorite online tool) ·      A list of content creation ideas that ChatGPT will make easier and save you tons of time in reaching your dream clients ·      How this new artificial intelligence platform will help you brainstorm ideas, outline and structure content, generate content, and optimize your content SEO       Links to Resources Mentioned In This Episode:   https://chat.openai.com     Links to Resources:   Karen's Facebook Group - www.facebook.com/groups/emaillistbuildingforcoaches/   Karen's Instagram - www.instagram.com/karenpattock/   Kathleen's Facebook Group - www.facebook.com/groups/healthcoachpeers/   Kathleen's Instagram - www.instagram.com/kathleenlegrys/

Chat bots that can write Excel macros. The internet's first evolutionary leap since the 1990's. And whatever happened to blockchain? Those are just a few of the topics covered by three top accounting technology experts during a special edition of the Small Firm Philosophy podcast, produced in partnership with the Journal of Accountancy podcast. This double-length episode features the first gathering of the JofA accounting technology roundtable since the early days of the pandemic. Participants Donny Shimamoto, Amanda Wilkie and Wesley Hartman share their expertise on topics ranging from automation and digital assets to cybersecurity and Web 3.0. Things you will learn in this podcast        What ChatGPT is and whether it is ready for business use.        Specific uses and tools for robotic process automation (RPA).        Why tax preparers without a written information security plan could soon be in trouble          What the FTX implosion really means for digital assets and blockchain.        What Web 3.0 is and why it's going to be such a big deal.        The importance of applying certain information security frameworks.        And a whole lot more!   Related resources        “Using ChatGPT with Excel,” JofA article with video walkthrough        SFP #71: How RPA paid off for this accounting firm        PCPS Cybersecurity Checklist        AICPA's Auditing Blockchain & Digital Assets webpage

Sam Woods is our guest on the 334th episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast. Sam is a copywriter who's been leveraging AI for copywriting since 2019. This episode dives into how AI is going to integrate into our personal and professional lives over the next decade, and Sam shares how copywriters can use it to their advantage. Take a peek at what we chat out: How will AI create and eliminate jobs and reshape the economy. What capabilities does ChatGPT have and how can copywriters leverage it in their business? How Sam uses AI in his client projects and his process for writing sales copy. Using ChatGPT prompts for market research. What ChatGPT is and what it's not. Can ChatGPT really write in your voice? Treating ChatGPT like a junior copywriter. Is AI a tool for creativity on tap? How to present using AI to a client. What else can AI actually do? Why your input matters more than anything. The benefits and value of using AI in your creative business. Can using AI make you a better copywriter? What are the first steps to start using tools like ChatGPT? Tune into the episode below by hitting play or reading the transcript. The people and stuff we mentioned on the show: The Copywriter Think Tank Kira's website Rob's website Sam's Twitter The Copywriter Club Facebook Group The Copywriter Underground Free month of Brain.FM Full Transcript: Rob Marsh:  You'd have to be living on a different planet to not have your inbox clogged with emails about AI. Talk about artificial intelligence is everywhere. Some people are saying that it means the end of content, copy, and copywriting. Others are saying the opposite, that AI is the biggest opportunity for marketers in generations. And the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle. I can't remember who said this, but I recently saw a comment that said, "AI won't take your job, but someone using AI will." So learning about these tools and how to use them is not just a good idea, but quite possibly the best way to ensure that you're still working as a copywriter in the coming decade. Our guest for this episode of The Copywriter Club podcast is copywriter and AI expert Sam Woods, and we grilled him with our questions about AI, ChatGPT, and what it all means for the future. You are definitely going to want to stick around for this one. Kira Hug:  Before we get to our interview, the podcast today is sponsored by, actually, it's sponsored by our new podcast. So we have a new podcast that is launching soon featuring other experts like Sam Woods, and so today is a preview of what's to come on the new podcast, which is called AI for Creatives. So if you like today's episode and you want more of that, you can just check out our show notes and there'll be a link in our show notes so you can get on the list and hear all about the new podcast when new shows come out. Rob Marsh:  And that podcast is we're interviewing experts in AI, experts who are developing their own AI tools. It's really all about how we get better at using artificial intelligence in our own businesses as creatives. Kira Hug:  And this podcast episode is also sponsored by the Copywriter Underground, which is our membership for copywriters, content writers, creatives. And we're creating a new series of AI trainings in the membership so that you can figure out how to use these tools, how to apply them to your business. And so actually, Sam Woods has a training in the Underground that you can access where he shows a demo of how to use the tools in your own copywriting. And so, if you want access to other trainings like that, definitely check out the Underground membership. Rob Marsh:  Yeah, listen to this episode with Sam, then go to the Underground, check out what he shared there. That's good for now.

It's truly amazing to think how far technology has come. We now live in an era where an AI tool exists that will write a pretty dang good podcast introduction, essay, or fundraising plan. Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? Well, it is … and it isn't.In today's episode, we're talking about ChatGPT and how you can use AI tools in nonprofit fundraising specifically, but also in university messaging, HR departments, classroom settings, and more. We're sharing both how it can be helpful (e.g. creating an outline for a fundraising plan that you can then refine and fill in the blanks specific to your organization) as well as how it can be harmful.What's in this episode:[03:19] What ChatGPT is, and how Brittny is using it in the nonprofit class she's teaching[06:37] Using ChatGPT to ask questions or write an outline (that you then edit and refine), and how ChatGPT can help nonprofits specifically[10:02] How ChatGPT can generates new responses, and how this could potentially benefit (or harm, depending on your outlook) hiring and accomplishing tasks within jobs[11:56] How AI tools can be harmful, why you can't rely on an AI tool to have empathy or complete accuracy, and why you have to edit and refine it (we're looking at you, Vanderbilt)[17:28] Ethical considerations for nonprofits using AI, what happened when Nia asked ChatGPT to write a donor-centric and a community-centric fundraising appeal, and ChatGPT's hilarious appeal for an Easter bunny rescueFor full show notes, resources, links and to download the transcript, visit our website: https://thenonprofitreframe.com/Do you love our show and want to hear even more from us? You can get behind-the-scenes episodes and more by supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/nonprofitreframe Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you've been online in the past couple of months, you'll have seen someone talking about ChatGPT. There's a divide between people who are raving fans vs. others who are worried about what it means for creativity - so I thought the tool would be the perfect topic to talk about in this week's episode.Wherever you land on the ChatGPT debate, it's safe to say that the tool itself and AI in general isn't going away anytime soon! In fact, it's only going to become more prevalent. But does that mean you'll no longer need to write a single thing in your business? No! But it could save you a lot of time.Tune in to find out:An exciting milestone for the podcast (and why I was completely fine knowing the podcast would be a slow burner)What ChatGPT actually is (in its own words!) and how it worksThe pros of using ChatGPT from an introvert's perspectiveThe potential cons of ChatGPT5 ways I'm using it at The Ambitious Introvert, and how I've felt while testing it outWhat I really think about ChatGPT in terms of writing your contentTHE AMBITIOUS INTROVERT ACADEMY®The doors to the Academy are open! If you're new to business or are in your first year and haven't seen the results you want just yet, The Ambitious Introvert Academy® could be the right container for you. We kick-off on 30th March and all the details are hereLINKS EMMA-LOUISE MENTIONS:ChatGPTCONNECT WITH EMMA-LOUISE:Website: http://www.emmalouiseparkes.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ambitiousintrovert/Facebook Group: The Ambitious Introvert® NetworkPREMIUM SUPPORT Interested in working with me 1:1? Fill out this form to start the conversation! https://bit.ly/2QQAwcx

In today's episode, Jakir Hossain, a data journalist for Morningstar Inc., talks about the AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, and where to look for AI investing opportunities. Timestamps00:06 Introduction 00:31 Berkshire Hathaway's rocky results01:24 Domino's trims sales growth outlook02:20 Intel cuts quarterly dividend03:53 What ChatGPT is and how does it work?04:39 What do Morningstar analysts say about how Google and Microsoft are planning to use chatbots?06:17 Companies like Salesforce and Adobe, they're also using AI. Can you describe how they're doing it?08:13 Artificial intelligence has been around for some time. What are some thoughts within Morningstar about this new phase of AI??09:34 What do Morningstar analysts say about how to take advantage of AI technology right now?13:14 How IRA Investors Can Avoid the 'Procrastination Penalty'     Read about topics from this episode. Berkshire Hathaway Shows Solid Operating Results Offsetting Unrealized Losses From InvestmentsIntel's Dividend Cut Frees Up Cash, but Execution Risk Remains PalpableHow to Invest in the Right AI StocksHow IRA Investors Can Avoid the ‘Procrastination Penalty'What to watch from Morningstar.Should You Fund Your 401(k) First or Your IRA?With IRA Deadline Looming, Don't Make These Mistakes Could Meta Make a Comeback? How Secure Act. 2.0 Changes RMD Rules  Read what our team is writing:Jakir HossainChristine Benz Follow us on social media.Ivanna Hampton on Twitter: @ivannahamptonJakir Hossain on Twitter: @JakirMHossainChristine Benz on Twitter: @Christine_BenzFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorningstarInc/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/MorningstarInc   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morningstarinc/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/5161/   

To unpack how the rapid rise of AI can benefit investors and potentially overhaul our whole economy, Harvest Talks brought on a unique expert for commentary: the AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT.   Intro (00:00). The potential economic and business impacts of AI (01:48). The companies capturing value from AI (04:01). Drawbacks of AI for businesses (06:30). What could a post-AI economy look like? (09:10). How can investors capture the rise of AI? (12:45). What ChatGPT knows about ETFs and Harvest ETFs (15:10). Is HTA exposed to AI? (17:12). Is ChatGPT going to take David's job? (18:12). Reflecting on GPT's answers with Senior Portfolio Manager James Learmonth (21:10). Potential applications for AI (22:50). Businesses James sees capturing value from AI (24:00). How the holdings in HTA are capturing value from AI (26:30). Is AI a startup story, or can large-caps win out? (29:22). James' take – are writers going to lose their jobs? (31:00). Outro (32:00).   Hosted by: David Kitai Content Writer & Editor Harvest ETFs Guests: ChatGPT James Learmonth, CFA Senior Portfolio Manager  Harvest ETFs   About Harvest Portfolios Group Inc. Founded in 2009, Harvest is a Canadian Investment Fund Manager. Harvest offers an innovative suite of exchange traded funds, mutual funds and publicly-listed structured fund products designed to satisfy the long-term growth and income needs of investors. We pride ourselves in creating trusted investment solutions that meet the expectations of our investors. For additional information: Please visit www.harvestportfolios.com, e-mail info@harvestportfolios.com or call toll free 1-866-998-8298.

Dr. Yakoob Ahmed is a PhD graduate of the Department of Languages and Cultures, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He also graduated from the same institution with a Masters degree in Near and Middle East Studies with a focus on Ottoman history and Turkish politics. His research focuses are Late Ottoman History, Muslim intellectual thought in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Islamic constitutionalism, nation-state construction, ulema history of the Late Ottoman state, identity and collective memory construction. Earthquake Relief Links: Heroic Hearts: HCHearts.org Syria Needs You: SyriaNeedsYou.com  0:00 - Start 1:58 - Why he's in the United States? 5:25 - Why did he become a historian? 7:23 - SOAS 11:00 - What part of UK he's from? 12:25 - Why Ottoman History? 13:54 - What is Empire? 15:55 - Were the Ottomans a Caliphate? 21:00 - Questions on the legitimacy 26:00 - When did it start to decline? 28:13 - Periodization 28:54 - What CHATGPT thinks caused the collapse? 39:30 - What could have prevented collapse? 49:45 - Lessons learned 57:22 - The Janissaries  1:04:03 - Periods on Consolidation 1:07:30 - Attitude towards Arabs 1:15:30 - Armenia 1:18:00 - Crimea 1:21:15 - Fratricide 1:23:49 - The Harem 1:29:25 - Jizyah  1:32:50 - Relationship with the Mughals 1:38:50 - Academic Freedom 1:48:50 - Was there spiritual corruption? 1:49:50 - What kind of Caliphate should Muslims have? Please support us: Patreon.com/themadmamluks or via PayPal themadmamluks.com/donate  ============== E-mail us your feedback and questions at: info@themadmamluks.com Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook @TheMadMamluks Follow SIM on Twitter: @ImranMuneerTMM

"You can see the computer age everywhere but in the productivity statistics," said Nobel laureate economic Robert Solow in 1987. A decade later, the '90s productivity boom was in full swing. Likewise, it took decades for electrification to have an impact on productivity growth in the early 20th century. Today, artificial intelligence can write a coherent paragraph or generate an image from a simple prompt. But when will AI show up in the statistics, boosting productivity and then economic growth? Avi Goldfarb joins Faster, Please! — The Podcast to discuss that question and more.Avi holds the Rotman Chair in Artificial Intelligence and Healthcare at the University of Toronto's Rotman School Of Management. He's also co-author, along with Ajay Agrawal and Joshua Gans, of 2022's Power and Prediction: The Disruptive Economics of Artificial Intelligence.In This Episode* Prediction at scale (1:34)* How AI has transformed ride hailing and marketing (5:37)* The potential for “system-level” changes (11:26)* When will AI show up in the statistics? (16:12)* The impact of ChatGPT and DALL-E (19:46)Below is an edited transcript of our conversation.Prediction at scaleJames Pethokoukis: What this book is about—and then you can tell me if I've gotten it horribly wrong—this is a book about machines making predictions using advanced statistical techniques. 1) Is that more or less right? And 2) why is that an important capability?Avi Goldfarb: That's more or less right. The only place where I [would offer] a little correction there is, the reason we're talking about artificial intelligence today is almost entirely due to advances in computational statistics. Yes, it is just stats and that sounds kind of unexciting. But once we have prediction at scale, it can be really transformative to all aspects of business in the economy. There's a reason why we're calling computational stats “artificial intelligence” and we didn't use to.Prediction at scale. That's a great three-word description. Probably why you used it. To what extent is that now happening? The name of the book is Power and Prediction: The Disruptive Economics of Artificial Intelligence. Is this prediction at scale already disruptive to some degree or is it, will be disruptive?The technology, for the most part, is pretty close to there, in the sense that we can do prediction at scale because we have the data and we have computational power to do all sorts of amazing things. For the most part, it hasn't been disruptive yet. And it hasn't been disruptive yet, just because we have the technology doesn't mean we know how to use it well and we know how to use it productively in our processes and systems in order to get the most out of it.Are there sectors currently doing this, but they're not doing it well yet? It's in a variety of sectors, but not enough companies doing it? Lots of companies are already using these machine learning tools, but they tend to be using them for things they were already doing before. If you had some prediction process to predict, if you're a bank, whether somebody's going to pay back a loan. In the very old days you'd have some human, the loan officer, look the customer up and down and go with their gut. And then, starting in the 1960s and especially in the ‘90s and beyond, we started to use scoring rules, partly your credit score and partly other things, to get a sense of whether people are going to pay them back. And so we were already doing a prediction task done by a machine. And now increasingly we're using these machine learning tools. We're using what we're calling AI, over the past five to 10 years, to predict whether people are going to pay back a loan. We're seeing those kinds of things all over the place, which is: You had some prediction, maybe you've used even a machine prediction before, and now we're using machine learning. We're using AI to make those predictions a little bit better. Lots of companies are using that.That sounds incremental. That sounds like an incremental advance.It's absolutely an incremental advance. We call these point solutions, which is, you look at your workflow, you identify something that a human is doing. You take out that human; you drop in a machine. You don't mess with a workflow because it's always easier to do things when you don't mess with a workflow. The problem is, when you don't mess with a workflow, there's only so much gain you can get. We've seen AI-based point solutions, prediction point solutions, all over the place. We haven't seen real transformation in very many industries. We've seen it in a couple. We haven't seen it in very many industries because real transformation requires doing things differently.How AI has transformed ride hailing and marketingDo you think that it has happened in one or two industries that you think would actually meet that bar of transformational? Can you give me an example?Absolutely. If you wanted to be a cab driver in the city of London 20 years ago, or even today, it takes three years of schooling. Learning to navigate those streets is really, really hard. And especially learning to navigate and predict where the traffic is going to be is really, really hard. And so there is a really rigorous process to screen people to be taxi drivers. In the US 30 years ago, there was something like 200 or 300 taxi drivers in the whole country. About 15 years ago, two technologies came about. The first one being digital dispatch, which is essentially tools for drivers to find riders, sometimes through prediction and sometimes through other tools. And then the second part was what's been disruptive with respect to that three years of schooling in the city of London, which is prediction tools for navigating a city. This is your GPS system.In the early days, many people selling digital dispatch and navigational predictions were selling them into professional driving companies, into taxi companies. “Hey, your taxi drivers can be 15 percent more efficient if they know the best route at this time.” That's what we call a point solution. You're already doing this, you take out some part of the human process, you drop in a machine, and you do it a little bit better. A couple of companies realized that digital dispatch combined with navigational prediction could create an entirely new type of industry. And this is the ride-hailing industry led by Uber and Lyft and others. That's a totally new kind of way to do personal transportation that made millions of amateur drivers as good as professional because they could navigate the city and find riders.Example number one is the taxi industry. Personal ride-hailing, for lack of a better word, has been transformed partly through digital and really those maps are important—and a big part of those maps is machine learning tools and figuring out where the traffic is, etc. So industry number one.Industry number two is advertising. I don't know if you've seen the TV show Mad Men. That was really how the advertising industry operated well into the ‘90s. Maybe not the soap opera aspect of it. Maybe, maybe not. I don't know. But the idea that there's a lot of wining and dining and charming people to convince them to spend millions of dollars on an ad campaign. And whether a campaign worked or not was largely based on gut feel. And which kinds of customers you targeted and which TV show and which magazine, all of that was priced based on intuition and not much else.Digital advertising came along in the late 1990s, and the first ways we thought about digital advertising was that it was like the magazine industry. So instead of advertising in People magazine, you're going to advertise on Yahoo using the exact same processes you did in People magazine. There was a rate card and it was going to be so many dollars per thousand users. And if you were doing general search, it might be $10, and if you're looking for real estate, it might be $50. And that's exactly how the magazine industry was priced. Some magazines were more than others based on readership and topic. And it was all based on personal selling, intuition, deals, etc.Then people realize that digital advertising created an opportunity to predict who the user was, who might see your ad. A user arrives at a publisher and an ad needs to be served, and you can predict who that user is and what they might want and when they might want it. Based on those predictions, rather than just do the magazine industry old way of doing things, you can now serve the right ad to the right person at the right time. Starting around 2000, there were all these innovations in online advertising that led to an industry that today looks almost nothing like the industry that you saw in Mad Men. Every time a user goes to a website, there is a real-time auction, in fractions of a second, between, in effect, thousands of advertisers for that user's attention. And there are all these intermediary steps, lots and lots of intermediaries—largely led by Google, but some other players that complement Google in that process—to create an entirely new kind of ad industry. The ad industry has had a system-level change because we can now predict, for a given impression or given user who's looking at a page, what they might want and when they might want it. Predictions changed the industry.The potential for “system-level” changesHow confident are you that this technology is powerful enough that we'll see system-level changes across the economy? That this is a general-purpose technology that will be significant? And do we have any idea what those changes will be, or is it, “They'll be big, but we don't know exactly what they are.”The technology itself is pretty extraordinary. And so in lots and lots of contexts, I'm pretty confident the technology's going to get there. There are some constraints on it, which is that you need data on the thing you're trying to predict in order for the predictions to work. But there are lots and lots of industries where we have great data. The technology barriers, I think, are being overcome. In some industries faster than others, but they're being overcome in lots and lots of places.That's not the only barrier. The technology is barrier number one. Think of an industry that I'm particularly excited about the potential of the technology, which is healthcare. Why is it so exciting for healthcare? Because diagnosis is at the center of how healthcare operates. If you know what's wrong with somebody, it's much easier to treat them, it's much less costly to treat them, and you can deliver the right treatment to the right person at the right time. Diagnosis, by the way, is prediction. It wasn't obvious, the way we thought about that in the past. But really, what it is, it can be solved [with] statistical prediction by using the information you have, the data on your symptoms, to fill in the information you don't have, which is what's actually causing your symptoms. If you do a Google Scholar search for something like “artificial intelligence healthcare,” you'll get a few million hits. There are lots of people who've done research producing AI for diagnosis. The technology, in many cases, is there. And in lots of other cases, it's pretty close.That doesn't mean it's going to transform healthcare. Why not? What's an AI doing diagnosis? They're doing a thing that makes doctors special. Yes, a good doctor in their workflow does all sorts of other things — they help patients navigate the stress of the healthcare system, they provide some treatments, etc. — but the thing that they went to school for all those years for, and for many of them the thing that they have that nurses and pharmacists and other medical professionals don't, is the ability to diagnose. When you bring in machine diagnosis into the healthcare system, that's going to be very disruptive to doctors. There are lots of reasons why, then, doctors might resist. First, they might be worried about their own jobs. Second, they might just not trust the machines and believe they're good enough. Because [in] the medical system doctors are a core source of power—they help determine how things work—they're going to resist many of the biggest system-level changes from AI-based diagnosis.And so you may have regulatory barriers, you may have organizational incentive barriers, and you may have barriers from the individual people on the ground who sabotage the machines that are trying to replace them. All of these are reasons — even if the technology is good enough — that AI in healthcare may be a long way away, even though we can see what that vision looks like. In other industries, it might be closer. In lots of retail contexts, you're trying to figure out who wants what and when — Amazon's pretty good at that in lots of ways — and in-store retailers can do that too. And so there are reasons to think that disruption in many retail industries will come faster.I just want to be a little careful here. I see the technology is there. There are some barriers on the technology side. If the payoff is big enough, I think most of the technology-related barriers can be overcome. To give you a sense of this: We hear a lot something like, “We don't want to do AI in our company because it's just so difficult to get the data organized and get the right data to build those predictions.” Well, yeah, it's difficult. But if the payoff is going to be transformative to the company and make the company millions or billions of dollars, then they'll spend thousands or millions in order to make it happen. And so a lot of the challenges aren't tech specific. They're incentives and organization based.When will AI show up in the statistics?I think of the classic Paul David paper about the dynamo. It took a while before factories used electricity, and they actually had to redo how the factory was designed to get full productivity value. And you say that we are sort of in the “between times.” And that makes me think of a classic Solow paradox: We see computers everywhere but in the statistics. He said that in '87. Are we, like, in the 1987 period with this technology? Or are we now in the late ‘90s where it's starting to happen and the boom is about to begin?I think we're in the early ‘80s.Not even the late ‘80s?He said that in 1987. By 1990 it was showing up in the data. So he just missed it.[We're in the early 1980s] in the sense that we don't quite know what the organization of the future looks like. There are reasons to think for many industries it might take a long time, like many years or decades, for it to show up in the productivity stats. While I do say we're in the early ‘80s because we haven't figured it out yet, I'm a little more optimistic that maybe it won't be 30 years to really have the impact. Mostly because we just have the lessons of history. We know from past technologies, and business leaders know from past technologies, electricity and the internet and the steam engine and others, that it requires some system-level change. And we now have the toolkits to think through, how do you build system-level change without destroying your company?When electricity was diffusing in the 1890s, there wasn't really any idea that this might take 40 years to figure out what the factory of the future looks like. It just wasn't on anybody's mind. The management challenges of redesign were unstudied, and there was no easily accessible knowledge to figure that out. Jump forward to the ‘80s and computing: Again, we hadn't even learned the lessons of electricity back then. Paul David's paper came out in 1990. It was a solution to the Solow paradox.But since then, we have a much better understanding of what's required for technological change. There has been decades of economics literature Erik Brynjolfsson, Tim Bresnahan, Paul David, and others. And there's been decades of management literature taking a lot of those ideas from econ and trying to communicate them to a broader audience to say, “Yes, it's hard. But doing nothing can also be a disaster. So being proactive is useful.” Then there's another piece about optimism here, which is that the entrepreneurial ecosystem is different than it used to be. And we have lots and lots of very smart people building tech companies, trying to make the system-level change happen. And that gives us more effectively more kicks at the can to actually figure out what the right system looks like.The impact of ChatGPT and DALL-EChatGPT and these text-to-image generators like DALL-E, are these significant innovations that can cause system change? Or are they toys that can't figure out how many arms people have and are able to produce B-level middle school essays?They're both. What do I mean by that? The technology is incredible. What ChatGPT can do and DALL-E can do is really, at least to me, it's amazing. Especially what ChatGPT can do. It's much better than I… That came much faster than at least I thought it was going to come. When I first saw it, I was blown away. So far it's a toy. So far, most applications have been “Hey, isn't this cool? I can do this kind of thing.” In a handful of places, it's moved beyond a toy to a point solution. Joshua [Gans], Ajay [Agrawal], and I wrote a piece in HBR. We drafted it out, and rather than reread it and edit it 60 times like we normally do, we sent it into ChatGPT and said, “Write this in a way that's easy to read.” And it did. We had to do some final edits afterwards. But like, we are already doing the same thing. It made a piece of our workflow a little bit more efficient. Point solution.A lot of the talk here in universities, “Uh-oh, we have to change the way we do final exams because ChatGPT can write those exams for our students.” Sure. But that's really not thinking through the potential of what the technology can do. What we've seen so far are toys and point solutions, but I do see extraordinary potential for system solutions in both. Both DALL-E and ChatGPT, and all these generative models. ChatGPT, if you think about it, what does it do? One thing it does is it allows anybody to write well. Like I told my students, you no longer have an excuse to write a bad essay with terrible grammar and punctuation that's not structured like a five-paragraph essay. No excuse anymore. It used to be, okay, maybe there's an excuse because there was some time crunch and you had other things due. Or your language skills — you're a math person, not an English person. No excuse anymore. ChatGPT upskills all those people who are good at other things but whose opportunities were constrained by their ability to write. So what's that new system? I don't know. But there are a lot more people around the world who are bad at writing English than are good at writing English. And if now everybody is a B high school-level student, able to write an essay or able to write well in English, an email or whatever it might be, that's going to be amazing. We just have to figure out how to harness that. We haven't yet.You've sort of given us a potential timeframe, broadly, for when we might see this in the data. When we see it in the data, how significant do you think this technology can be? What is, do you think, the potential impact once you can find it in the data, the productivity growth, which is kind of the end goal is here?That's a great question. Let me reframe it and say, the thing I'm worried about is that it won't reach its potential. A lot of people are worried about the impact of AI on jobs and what are people going to do if machines are intelligent? Jason Furman attended our first Economics of AI conference. This was in 2017. He was formerly chair of Obama's Council of Economic Advisors. And the thing I'm worried about is that there's not going to be enough AI. The productivity booms that we've had in history from way back to the steam engine and then electricity and then the computer age and the internet have been driven by system-level change, where we've figured out how to reinvent the economy. And that's led to sustained productivity growth: first the steam engine at 0.5 percent and then maybe 1 percent with electricity and then 2 percent after the war or more. I don't know what the number is going to be. I know you wanted me to give you a number. I don't know what the number's going to be. But this technology has potential to be like all those others, assuming we figure out what that system-level change looks like and we overcome the various sources of resistance.To sum it up, your concern is less about, can we solve the technical problems, versus, will society accept the results?Exactly. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit fasterplease.substack.com/subscribe

ChatGPT and other forms of AI are really making airwaves, and in today's episode, we unpack how this relates to the rental housing industry. Joining us for this conversation are market research and advertising expert Adhiraj Brar and digital marketer Miguel Vasquez, both from Mainstreet Equity, a leading Canadian real estate and property management company. They're here to shed light on how you can integrate AI and ChatGPT into your marketing strategies and use it to reduce your workload. Tuning in you'll hear more about what ChatGPT is, how it functions, and some of the ways that it is helping property managers, landlords, and marketers in the rental housing industry. You'll also learn how it has been used to create the National Demand Report by Rentsync before we hear about some of the helpful things this evolving technology will soon be able to do. Apart from talking about its many valuable use cases, our guests also share a word of warning to users of these tools and talk about some of the errors they have noticed while working with them. To find out more about how to make the most of AI and ChatGPT, tune in today!   Key Points From This Episode: An introduction to our guests and their roles at Mainstreet Equity. What ChatGPT is and how it functions.  What led Adhiraj and Miguel to explore how AI and ChatGPT can help in the workplace.  Some of the ways that ChatGPT is helping property managers, landlords, and marketers in the rental housing industry.  How ChatGPT was used to create the National Demand Report by Rentsync. Some of the helpful things this evolving technology will soon be able to do.   Errors our guests have noticed while working with ChatGPT, including “hallucinations." Thoughts on ChatGPT Pro versus the free version.  How ChatGPT can be helpful for employees when English isn't their first language.   Advice to new users of ChatGPT and other AI tools.  Use cases of AI technology that the Mainstreet Equity team is excited to try.   Where people can find out more about what's going on in the world of AI. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Adhiraj Brar Miguel Vasquez Mainstreet Equity ChatGPT  Rentsync's Demand Report Rentsync Sync or Swim Podcast Sync or Swim Email Listen to the episode wherever you get your podcasts, Apple, Google Podcasts, or Spotify.

Sam Kubek of Spaulding Ridge joins Chad Pyke to talk about how Artificial Intelligence is progressing in EPM. In this episode, you'll learn: –> What ChatGPT means for EPM –> How leading companies will approach AI in the planning and forecasting realm –> What you can do to stay ahead of the curve on AI This show is powered by CoThryve – the firm that helps EPM professionals grow their career. Visit all the pertinent links + find out how much Anaplan professionals are getting paid ($$$): https://linktr.ee/cothryve

Taking on AI as an asset, not a threat Everyone is talking about ChatGPT. My LinkedIn is stuffed with experts providing tips and examples of how to use this amazing tool. (Everyone is an instant expert on LinkedIn). To some it's the best thing since sliced bread. To others, it's the end of the content marketing world as we know it. I mean, haven't these people watched The Terminator movies, don't they know how it all ends?   So today I'm going to give you my low down. ​​What is ChatGPT? What can it do? Why all the fuss? I'll take you through the challenges, the positives, what's coming, and also a bit of a reframe for those who are struggling or feeling scared about this new tool   It's time to embrace the robots people. Let's get stuck in.   Tune in to learn:  What ChatGPT is Why everyone is talking about ChatGPT Why your job isn't being taken by robots How to use AI tools as an asset The limitations in using ChatGPT What's coming down the line   Useful resources:  ChatGPT  WordTune Grammarly  Originality.AI WebChatGPT Chrome browser tool Frase   Head to episode notes   Freebies: Free webinar: Increase your website traffic (and sales) The Ultimate SEO Checklist Free SEO Nibbles Course   Sign up for the Recipe for SEO Success Course  

Taking on AI as an asset, not a threat Everyone is talking about ChatGPT. My LinkedIn is stuffed with experts providing tips and examples of how to use this amazing tool. (Everyone is an instant expert on LinkedIn). To some it's the best thing since sliced bread. To others, it's the end of the content marketing world as we know it. I mean, haven't these people watched The Terminator movies, don't they know how it all ends?   So today I'm going to give you my low down. ​​What is ChatGPT? What can it do? Why all the fuss? I'll take you through the challenges, the positives, what's coming, and also a bit of a reframe for those who are struggling or feeling scared about this new tool.   It's time to embrace the robots people. Let's get stuck in   Tune in to learn:  What ChatGPT is Why everyone is talking about ChatGPT Why your job isn't being taken by robots How to use AI tools as an asset The limitations in using ChatGPT What's coming down the line   Useful resources:  ChatGPT  WordTune Grammarly  Originality.AI WebChatGPT Chrome browser tool Frase   Head to episode notes    Freebies Free webinar: Your first month as a copywriter Free rates guide Membership: Join now

My guest on this episode is my good friend Jordan Ostroff. Jordan is an attorney down in Orlando, Florida. He is also the owner and creator of a legal marketing company called LegalEase. Today, I asked him on the show to specifically talk about a topic that I see come up over and over again on all the social media channels and in all the blogs that I pay attention to: the role and use of artificial intelligence in the legal marketplace, and how something called ChatGPT is taking off and is being touted as a game changer. I have to admit that I have for a number of different reasons, kind of stuck my head in the sand with respect to AI in the legal space, so I wanted to get somebody to school beyond the subject and there's nobody better than Jordan and so hopefully you'll be as enamored with the information as I was.In this episode, Neil and Jordan discuss:ChatGPT and AI in the legal marketplace. Doing things differently in your marketing. What ChatGPT can do and how it is learning as it is used. Delegating the 80% to AI. Key Takeaways:If you're truly standing out and doing things differently, AI is going to allow you to do marketing easier, more consistently, and cheaper than ever before. Writing is where we are seeing AI make more inroads. While an AI is not a person and won't see things in the same way a person would, taking into account current events and in-the-moment changes, it can often point out things that seemed too simple or were overlooked by people. AI will allow you to create content more quickly, allowing you to have a baseline that can then be tweaked to your writing style, content, and ideas in a more timely fashion. "The more that you're spending time honing your craft, the less you're wasting time on random BS that fills up our week, instead replacing that with automation and delegation. It's going to be awesome to see how much more time people have to be better at their actual jobs, to move the ball forward, and to provide a better experience." — Jordan OstroffGet in touch with Jordan Ostroff:Website: https://www.jordanlawfl.com/ LegalEase: https://www.legaleasemarketing.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jordan.ostroff/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-ostroff/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawyerwithalife/ Listen to the first episode with Jordan here!: https://thelawentrepreneur.com/episodes/274-finding-your-place-in-the-marketplace-with-jordan-ostroff/ ChatGPT: https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/ Thank you to our sponsors!Ruby Receptionist - Virtual receptionist & live call services that will help you grow your office (and save money), one call at a time - to learn more, go to http://ruby.com/ or call 844.311.7829...

Don't fall into the ChatGTP bland, average and mediocre (BAM) trap - MAF295You're probably sick to the back teeth of hearing about ChatGPT already but you really need to hear this. And I really need to get this off my chest.Please don't fall into the ChatGPT bland, average and mediocre trap.This is episode 295 of the MAF Podcast - part of the 2023 Simply Marketing Series.What you'll hear about in this episode:• What ChatGPT is and how it works• Prompts can create poems, stories, PHP code and marketing content• It does a decent job but it's Bland, Average and Mediocre (BAM)• Why you need to stand out, even before ChatGPT came along• Being human is your key advantageLinks and Show Notes.For links to the books and apps mentioned, please visit https://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF for the show notes.What is the Marketing and Finance (MAF) Podcast?This podcast is all about keeping marketing simple and all things finance.I'm Roger Edwards, a consultant, speaker and trainer from Edinburgh, helping you keep your marketing simple.The MAF Podcast is a 30-minute radio show you download from https://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF, iTunes or Spotify.Each week you'll hear interviews with business experts, marketers, entrepreneurs and journalists. Interviews to listen to in the car, on the train or on the treadmill. Or even in the bath!We talk about:• How you can grow your business using content marketing and social media• How you can keep your Marketing strategy and communications simple• Topics, issues, products and business models from the world of financeYou'll take away one or two big ideas that you can apply to your business. So, you can keep marketing your business to keep growing your business.Please subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes and I'd be grateful if you would leave a review. https://rogeredwards.co.uk/itunesFancy Appearing on the Show?Would you be interested in appearing on the MAF Podcast? Have you an exciting marketing or finance story to tell? Do you fancy drawing out some inspirational ideas that MAF listeners can take away to use in their own businesses? Do please contact me if you want to get involved: https://rogeredwards.co.uk

Let's see how many of you remember this “ancient” movie reference to the potential perils of AI (Artificial Intelligence): “Open the pod-bay door, HAL” “Sorry, Dave, but I can't do that” Whether or not you got the reference, there's definitely a lot of buzz about AI. Is it a potential ally? Will it be society's downfall? This week, Mike will share his thoughts and insights on recent trends in AI, especially ChatGPT. He'll discuss:  What ChatGPT can do pretty darn well, and what it can't do so well. How we often perceive (and misperceive) technological advances. Five ways we can make AI and other technological advances work for us, rather than against us. Why we must be our own best catalyst. Why it's becoming vital that we share our values.  Whatever your present feelings about AI, you'll find comfort and strength in Mike's wisdom. Like the Polar Express train conductor so famously said: “The most important thing about trains is deciding to get on” Resources: Brand You Funnels Info Session: I created an all-in-one online marketing and customer management platform for people who are ready to get real business systems in place. This includes calendars, customer onboarding, email marketing, online courses, and more. Every month I am hosting a free live training on how I've used this system to run my business.  Learn more and sign up at brandyoufunnels.com Connect with Me on Social: Instagram LinkedIn Facebook Twitter  YouTube EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to Danny Ozment. Find out more at emeraldcitypro.com

We're chatting through a listener's Bucket List adventure idea this week. What ChatGPT recommends as a Bucket List trip and the mental mindset required at Nazare.

In this episode, we sit down once again with Omar Mo, the Founder and CEO of Nomads Cast. Omar is an expert in digital marketing, podcasting, and content generation. Using his knowledge in this field, he helps businesses enhance their brand by facilitating the production of lead-generating podcasts and content. Joining Omar is ChatGPT, an AI chatbot launched in November 2022 that is known for its detailed responses and articulate answers. Today, we analyze what ChatGPT is capable of, its strengths and weaknesses, and its implications for different agencies. Tune in now to discover: What ChatGPT can be used for, and the importance of using specific prompts. The most fascinating features of ChatGPT. How ChatGPT can be used to facilitate productive conversations. Could AI tools like ChatGPT be the future of communication and information? Click play to find out now! You can find out more about Omar and Nomads Cast here, and try ChatGPT for yourself here! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/30PvU9C

What We Cover In This Episode:  A bit about what Michael does and the help he offers his clients [7:45] Why the very first step in your retention sequence for intro offers should be an email [13:24] The second part of the retention sequence and how you are not yet selling at this point [17:18] The reasons that it's always so important to remind people why they joined your studio in the first place [23:15] A way that you will be able to tell if a member on an intro offer will remain a client after it ends [24:28] How you can use an unlisted offer to succeed in retaining more new clients [25:48] What ChatGPT and why you need to use it in your business [32:52] Michael's top 3 tips for opening a studio successfully [39:33] A common pitfall that he sees when people are opening a new studio [47:15] Quotes: “Just let people know they will get an email if they're purchasing on the phone or in person. Going into a fitness studio is intimidating, that's what I always found. I always used to say [that] getting through the doors is the hardest thing, and once they get through those doors, I'll take care of them and they're going to be good.” [Michael, 13:35]  “I know many studios that are willing to switch studio software, but they are not willing to give up their marketing suites.” [Michael, 22:00]  “People come to yoga for some type of change, either mental change, physical change, to be more flexible or to de-stress. People might have been coming for two weeks and get out of the habit a little bit, so you need to kind of remind them why they came.” [Michael, 23:35]  “If they're not coming multiple times during the intro offer they will not purchase; they will not become a member.” [Michael, 24:28]  “Before opening a studio you have to do the research, that there's an audience that's going to support what your vision and dream is.” [Michael, 47:30] LINKS:   Michael's Website & Instagram His Podcast &  Free Resources Michael's Free Retention Planner ChatGPT & Midjourney fitDEGREE's Business Portal https://calendly.com/fitdegree/support support@fitDEGREE.com https://www.instagram.com/fitdegree/ ​​https://www.instagram.com/fitspot_guru/  https://www.instagram.com/fitdegree_nick/ https://www.instagram.com/megan_fitdegree/ https://www.fitdegree.com/blog  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChJ5rK6zWPXjbxtUQx3ys9Q

ChatGPT is all over the web but not too many people have even used it. This will be. a game changer for many industries, especially copywriters, attorneys, and artists.I use ChatGPT for all sorts of things. The most obvious one is for marketing, but it's also good for writing articles and blog posts (if you're doing more casual content marketing), copywriting (if you need help with that), and SEO. In fact, anything that involves writing about something can benefit from having a quick chat with a copywriter before getting started.What ChatGPT is and what you can use it forChatGPT is an AI-powered conversational bot that helps you automate your marketing and sales processes. With ChatGPT's API, you can create chatbots for any type of work. You can use these bots to answer questions and perform tasks in the same way that we do with regular humans: by having a conversation with them!ChatGPT's API is easy enough for anyone to use, even if you don't have much programming experience. It comes with pre-built templates that allow you to quickly set up your own chatbot without writing any code yourself (although this option is also available). ChatGPT also supports several other languages besides English such as Spanish or French in order to appeal more widely across markets worldwide!What startups, side hustlers, freelancers, and other businesses  can use ChatGPT's API for●    Automate content creation●    Automate customer service●    Automate marketing and sales●    Automate email marketing, social media, and internal communications.How ChatGPT compares to its competitors●    How does ChatGPT compare to its competitors?There are several similar platforms that provide automated chat support. Many of them come from large companies with a wide range of products, such as Microsoft and Amazon. These platforms have many advantages, including:●    massive customer base●    robust feature set●    pre-built integrations/connection to other services (such as Slack)Why you should give ChatGPT a try if you haven't alreadyWhether you're a seasoned editor or just starting out, ChatGPT is a great way to save time and money on writing content. The software is easy to use, free, and can help you generate content at scale.If you're looking for a new tool that makes it easy to create engaging content for your audience, we'd encourage you to give ChatGPT a try!If you're looking for a way to save time and money on writing and content creation, give ChatGPT a try.If you're looking for a way to save time and money on writing and content creation, give ChatGPT a try. It reduces the need for outsourcing and improves the quality of content. Plus, it allows you to focus on other areas of your business that need attention while still delivering high-quality content for your audience.ChatGPT provides an easy way to get help with copywriting so you can spend more time working on other aspects of your business or side hustle. You'll get higher quality content that will have a greater impact on customer satisfaction than if you were doing it yourself (or paying someone else).ConclusionChatGPT is a great way to save time and money on writing and content creation. The AI-based platform promises high quality, low prices, and fast delivery times for all your GPT needs. If you're looking for more information about the platform or want to try it out yourself, check out their website at https://www.chatgpt.com/.Support the showSubscribe to Side Hustle City and join our Community on Facebook