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Welcome to the six figure business mastery podcast, where every week,

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Kirsten and Jeannie dive into the essential topics to fuel your business

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growth from copywriting to course creation, mindset to video marketing.

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They've got you covered tune in for expert guest interviews on all things,

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marketing and business, and learn how to work on your business, not just in it.

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So get ready to unlock your business potential and take it to the next level.

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And so today we're going to talk to you about how small

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businesses can use AI, give you our thoughts on it and our opinions.

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And we always love to hear what your thoughts are.

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So make sure you leave us a comment if you have a thought about it, but I do

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not believe that AI is going to take over the world, but I do believe it is an

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amazing tool for business owners to use.

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I think it's really interesting that some people are like scared

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of it and that that surprises me.

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I guess I understand that it's new and it's people are talking about it and

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it's doing things that we ask it to do.

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I don't know.

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So I guess and I think what's interesting is I think in our space everyone

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really knows about chat and bard.

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Those are the two that everybody's using.

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But we've been using AI for a long time because we were

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using Closer's copy and Jasper.

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Again, grammarly, it's not really an AI tool, but to some extent it is.

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And so when you think about it, a lot of business owners have been

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using AI tools for a long time.

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I feel like because it's become more mainstream, that is getting just a

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lot of negative press, so to speak.

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And I think about all the things that are going on in the world today, the war in

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Ukraine, and just all the different things that are happening, the environment.

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And if that's the way you want to look at it, you absolutely can.

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And it's like anything else.

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There's everything's a double edged sword, right?

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There's pros and cons to everything.

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But as human beings, if we can use tools like this ethically,

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then I think that these tools can really be a benefit to society.

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And definitely a benefit to business owners.

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So I think that's, it's the news that I think kind of scares people.

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And that's the word, wasn't it?

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Ethically.

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Cause we can, like you said, the internet, there are scary places on

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there as well, but we use it ethically.

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We treat it, you know, respectfully, if you will.

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And, and it does great things for us.

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It helps us reach more people.

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Speaking of respectfully, okay, so let's talk about the two that I think are most

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popular right now, which is chat and BARD and how people are using them, how

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we're using them and what we're finding that our clients are thinking about it.

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So what are your thoughts, Jeannie?

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I have been using chat more than BARD.

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I know that chat has came on quicker and grew quicker than anything.

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And then BARD came along a little bit after, but I have been hearing really

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good things about BARD and the, and the responses that it's giving you.

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Because I find with ChatGPT sometimes I will ask it a question

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in a couple different ways and it gives me very similar answers.

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And when I was actually looking for something a little bit different.

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So, which also goes to the point of it has a lot to do with what you're putting

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into it is what you're getting out of it.

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So when you're asking a question, I refer to it as a prompt.

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And that can lead us to some of the ways that we use it.

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I think it's just research and ideas, right?

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Because when you're thinking about creating content, look, we know our

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topics, we know our stories, we know what we talk about, but sometimes

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you're doing different research.

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So it's great to have all that research at your fingertips.

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And it happens so quickly.

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It's also not as a creative person, like you're writing a blog post

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or you're writing a video script.

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Or you're writing content for a website or a funnel, you're always sitting there

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looking at that totally blank page.

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And sometimes it's just helpful to have something to start with.

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And I know that one of the concerns for a lot of people is that there are

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going to be people writing blog posts and e books and novels, all done by AI.

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And so there's not going to be any real human connection.

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There's not going to be the stories and the points of view

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of the person who's writing it.

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And we really think that's wrong.

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I think that the whole point of creating a blog post or a video is really to share

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your ideas and thoughts about things.

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And yes, you can use the AI tool to create a lot of great content ideas for you,

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and then you can mold them from there.

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Absolutely.

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It's interesting.

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There's so many great ways to use it.

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And we actually did an experiment where we took a blog post that we had

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written No, it was actually a video.

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We took the transcript of a video that we had done and we put it in and

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we asked it to rewrite it as a blog.

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And it did come out really well.

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It's never, it always needs some editing, which I feel like it

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should, but it was pretty impressive.

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What I love about that is we're not sending it out to the internet to

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search for something that someone else has written and then we're using that.

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What we're doing is we're giving it the transcript from a video that

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one of us created or both of us.

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And then we're just asking it to rewrite it.

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And what I loved about that when we finished was it sounded so much like us.

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You read it, and it's really funny for you guys who know us or don't know us,

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but if you were to take a transcript of each of our videos, if you knew us, you

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would know which video was which person.

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You would be able to tell really quickly by the tone and the words that are used

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and how the sentences are structured.

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It wouldn't take long for you to go, Oh, Jeannie wrote that

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one, or Kirsten wrote that one.

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So it was fascinating to see that it could take the transcript from

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the video and when it rewrote it, it really still sounded like me.

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This is one of my videos.

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That was pretty impressive.

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So some of the prompts that we are using and we're using with our

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team are things like video title.

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And one of the things that we think is so important is to ask

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chat or Bard to write multiple titles for whatever idea you have.

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Generally, we never take a title that's done exactly the way it is, because

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generally I don't like, very few of them do I like just as they are.

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But what it does is it gives me some different ideas of things to pull from.

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And sometimes it'll use words that I wouldn't necessarily use, but I still

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like it in this, in that context.

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So by using this to generate some ideas.

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We're then able to structure a title that are very SEO rich, but it gives you an

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opportunity to just have a starting point.

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And it also, it is much better at writing like hooks and copy that grabs attention.

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Because I enjoy creating content, but I'm not necessarily a

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person who's writing sale copy.

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That's not my expertise.

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So I don't always write captions or things that would really capture people.

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And so this is actually teaching me how to do a better job of that.

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And it was funny because I was working on a title the other day, and I wrote it.

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And then I, then I asked chat to do it and I was like, wow, I actually

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used some really good language in the first one that I did.

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And so I did, I did change it a little bit, but what I realized is as I've

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been doing this, I've been learning, which I think is pretty fantastic.

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And you touched on something and that was captions.

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So you can use it to write titles, but you can also use it

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for your social media captions.

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And I know that's something that sometimes we just have trouble

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looking at that blank screen, like looking at that blank piece of paper.

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And we think, where do I start?

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And so, like Kirsten said, I think a lot of times it helps

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us with that starting point.

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Or it comes up with really nice, descriptive, creative words

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that you totally resonate with.

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Do you sound like you, but you just didn't think about using?

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So things that we use it with our team for is obviously video

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title research, caption research.

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We use it for hooks.

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We can also use it to help write descriptions.

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We generally, I use it sometimes to help outline a video, very seldom.

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I generally like to do that myself because I know what I want to talk

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about, but I will ask it to do some research on some things for me.

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If I'm actually, I'm outlining a video for myself.

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You can ask it to script a video.

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Again, generally what it's going to script is most likely not going to sound

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like you, but it might give you some good ideas to add into your own script.

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You can use it to write blog posts, and then you can rewrite them.

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You can ask it for things like a title for a blog post, or headers for blog

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posts, or subheaders for blog posts.

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So there's little things that sometimes we, take us forever to think about.

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And again, always ask it to write four or five, because then

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you, again, you can look at what works for you and change it up.

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It's about the ideas that it's giving you.

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What other things do we use it for, Jeannie?

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Um, I was going to talk a little bit more about prompts

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because that is so important.

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Don't forget you can say, write this in a professional tone, write

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this for a three year old, whatever it is that you think might make it

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write what you want it to write.

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Um, and don't be afraid to be really descriptive about I

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want this to be 250 words long.

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I need subheaders on it, depending on what you're writing it for.

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Or I need this to be really funny or eye catching.

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So make sure that you use lots of descriptive words because they

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will, it will understand those.

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And I like the fact that you can regenerate.

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So again, you could ask it something multiple times.

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And again, like I said, I think it gives you just such a large amount of content

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to then rework for what was ideal for you.

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The other thing I think is really cool is that when you're using a tool like

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this, I feel like it gives us, it gives us the starting point, but then I think

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it also gives us more creativity in the sense that I find that I want to

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bring in more stories, and I find that telling more anecdotes about different

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things that have happened when I'm busy just writing a script or an outline for

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something, I'm so focused on the points.

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That I don't always get into the sharing the story and the things that can happen

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by using this to help me get started.

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It saved me some time and then I have more time and energy to actually

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share stories and things that have happened with us or with our clients.

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So we hope that you can understand a little bit about how chat, GPT, and BARD,

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and some of the AI writing tools are not so scary, but that can be, in fact, be

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very helpful and useful in your business.

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Because like Kirsten said, copywriting is not always our forte.

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It's so important because sometimes people are just reading those words on,

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on the Facebook page or on a landing page.

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And you really have to make.

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The copy is so important because it needs to be persuasive.

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It needs to be ideally entertaining and informative and all those good things.

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Chat, the AI tools can just be so helpful with those.

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And what I think is really cool is the more you use a tool, I think

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the more it can get to know you.

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So for example, if we took 30 or 40 video transcripts and put them through a

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tool, let's say they were all my videos.

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And when you had it rewrite those, and then we asked it to write something

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from me, it'll start to get to the point where it can write like me, supposedly.

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We haven't gotten that far yet, but I think its ability to learn to sound

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like the person that's using it is going to be pretty amazing in the long run.

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So we decided to put a question into both chat and BARD just to

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see what it would come up with.

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And we asked it to write three talking points of why business owners.

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Should use you and this is what I checked into the AI.

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So this was chat GP eyes answer one Versatile support I can provide versatile

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support across various aspects of a business whether it's generating creative

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ideas Assisting with content creation answering FAQs or conducting research

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I can quickly generate accurate and reliable information to meet the diverse

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needs of business owners Let's talk about it before you move on to the next one.

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Okay.

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So, first of all, we know that's not 100 percent true because it's

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not always accurate information.

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So, that's one thing with a tool is you do have to make sure it is accurate and

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again, there could be some mistakes.

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So, on to the next point, Ms.

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Jeanne.

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Okay, so number two is time and cost efficiency.

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Utilizing my services can save business owners valuable time and resources.

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With my ability to generate content and information rapidly, business owners can

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delegate tasks to me, freeing up their time to focus on core business activities.

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This efficiency also translates into cost savings, as hiring

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additional staff or outsourcing certain tasks may not be necessary.

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AI will probably not really replace jobs.

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It'll enhance jobs.

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I think the people who choose to use them will be able to create more

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content, better content, be able to do a lot of different things, whether

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it's art or coding or lots of different things, and in some cases, it's like

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anything else, will some jobs go away?

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Yes, but other jobs will be created as a result of it.

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So one of the things that we have found that's really helpful

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because we really focus on marketing, virtual assistants and.

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We love the fact that these are tools that they can use.

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Instead of thinking about it, thinking about it replacing our virtual

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assistant, we simply think of it as tools to support our virtual assistants.

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And it's really important.

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Number three for chat.

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Access to expertise.

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My training on a diverse range of topics allows me to offer valuable insights

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and expertise to business owners.

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Whether it's marketing strategies, customer service techniques, or

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industry trends, I can provide up to date information and suggestions that

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can help businesses stay competitive and make informed decisions.

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Then it has one last comment.

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It is important to note that while I can provide assistance and insights,

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business owners should also consult with human experts as my responses

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are based on patterns and data rather than personal experience.

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or context specific knowledge.

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So that's what Bard had to say.

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Okay, so Bard.

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Here are three talking points on why business owners should use me.

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One, I can help you save time and money.

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I can automate many of the tasks that take up your time, such as customer

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service, marketing, and research.

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This can free you up to focus on more important things

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like growing your business.

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That is definitely more salesy, right?

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So it's starting off with the benefit to you, which is saving time and money, which

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are important for most business owners.

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But then at the end, it's telling you this is going to free up your time so

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you can focus on growing your business.

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Number two, I can help you improve your customer service.

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I can answer customer questions, resolve issues, and provide support 24 7.

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This can help you improve your customer satisfaction and loyalty.

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And it's interesting because more and more companies are

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integrating AI into their software.

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So I think the uses of how these tools can be used is just

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going to continue to expand.

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But I'm interested in learning about that in the future.

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So even though that's not something we're doing right now, I find it interesting.

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That it's talking about it and it makes me want to learn more about it.

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Number three, I can help you grow your business.

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I can help you generate leads, create marketing campaigns

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and track your results.

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This can help you reach more customers and grow your business.

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I am always learning and improving.

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I am constantly being updated with new information and capabilities.

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I am unbiased.

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I do not have any personal opinions or biases, so I can provide

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you with objective information.

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I am confidential.

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I will not share your personal information with anyone without your permission.

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If you're a business owner, I encourage you to consider using me.

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I can help you save time, money, and grow your business.

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They were both similar, but they definitely came from a different

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Tone and a different approach.

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And I asked the exact same question, which was a super simple question.

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And then I love how it's talking about itself as a me,

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like why you should use me.

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So I thought that was just so fascinating, but there are so many

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different things you can do with AI.

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And again, like I said, it's going to be us all learning as we go.

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And I guess our advice for most of our clients and for our team is just start

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with using one or two things, learn how to do that, learn how to improve

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it, and then move on to use it for other tasks and other things that it

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can do to help you with your business.

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Yeah, absolutely.

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Yeah.

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Like Kirsten said, just try it, ask it some questions, throw out some

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ideas and see what it comes back with.

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And then as you go through your day about different tasks that you're

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doing and how it might be able to support you in whatever it is that

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you're doing or trying to create.

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If you're interested in learning how you can use a marketing virtual

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assistant who's been trained to use AI tools, please feel free to

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reach out to us and book a call.

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