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Who says ChatGPT is just for "writing tasks?" Why not have it help you build your business? Steven Schneider, a Strategy and LinkedIn Specialist, joins us as we share practical advice on how businesses and individuals can use ChatGPT on things like improving their copy and building engagement with their audience. They also discuss how AI can be used to automate mundane and routine tasks.

Time Stamps:
[00:00:56] US Air Force using AI drones
[00:02:27] Google's AI search disrupts publishing industry
[00:05:48] AI changes require adaptability and experimentation
[00:07:06] Steven's background and how he uses ChatGPT
[00:09:22] Engagement key for social media success
[00:11:26] ChatGPT streamlines the editing process and improves output
[00:14:28] Experiment with ChatGPT prompts to find what works
[00:19:54] AI usage requires commitment and practice

For full show notes, head to YourEverydayAI.com


Topics Covered in This Episode:
- The removal of the ability to quickly read and summarize blog articles from the internet is discussed, shifting the focus to how people need to be open to change when it comes to AI.
- Viewing AI changes in simplistic "good versus bad" terms is not advisable because many changes are experimental and may eventually work themselves out.
- Steven's background is in content marketing and affiliate blogging, with a current focus on building a B2B agency on LinkedIn.
- Boston Dynamics robots and Google's changing search experience are noteworthy topics.
- The capabilities of AI in generating high-quality content are often underestimated, with guest Steven acknowledging that bots are smarter than him, regardless of his experience in content creation.
- The Unfluffer tool is used for adjusting tone and professionalism of copy, and AI tools can be matched to various pain points or bottlenecks in content strategy.
- Engagement and community building are crucial to social media success, with companies needing to prioritize engaging their audience over pushing content.
- The tool mentioned by Stephen on Fluffer will be included in the newsletter, and the hosts will recap everything discussed.
- The important points discussed in the episode include engagement goals, use cases for ChatGPT, and the importance of embracing technological change.
- Mundane routine tasks like creating PDFs and SOPs can easily be automated with AI, allowing for quick gathering of resources and building a library of assets for future use.
- Adding your own personality to the AI-generated content and rebranding it to fit your goals.

Keywords:
blog summarization, AI, SEO, experimental changes, good versus bad, content marketing, affiliate blogging, content marketing company, affiliate marketing, LinkedIn, B2B agency, company pages, content creators, tools, resources, workshops, Boston Dynamics, robots, Google, search experience, publishers, GPT technology, ChatGPT, editing, Unfluffer, pain points, bottlenecks, prompts, artist, canvas, engagement, social media, audience, Fluffer, copy editing, technological change, practice, experimentation, automation, resources, personality, rebranding.

Rob’s back with another Disruptors Caffeine Cast, and today he brings you six hacks to starting, growing and scaling your Facebook groups and communities. Creating a Facebook group can super-charge your business, help you grow your audience and get your product out there and for Rob his many Facebook groups have become a very powerful source of leads for his various businesses.

Go and join the Disruptive Entrepreneur Facebook Community here: https://en-gb.facebook.com/groups/DisruptiveEntrepreneursCommunity/

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Facebook Hacks To Help Grow Your Groups & Increase Your Business:

1. Start an article, write the first few lines and entice your follows to join your group to read the rest.
2. Email your contacts and ask them to join your community. You can put a link at the bottom of your email and you'll see some organic growth.
3. Offer bonuses to come and join your group. Offer value and get engagement.
4. Find your niche, see the comparable groups and join them. Now you can bring members to your own group.
5. Run Facebook ads to grow your groups. Just start testing your ads and figuring out your cost per lead.
6. Try affiliate marketing and get others to send emails to their own lists with links to join your group.

BEST MOMENTS

“Once every ten days on your profile and your page post a compelling pitch to join your group. Create a reason and a story as to why your followers should join your group”

"Be creative with what you give away"

"Bonuses don't always have to be in a report format, you can offer a range of different things"

“Use the rules of other groups to grow your own”

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ABOUT THE HOST

Rob Moore is an author of 9 business books, 5 UK bestsellers, holds 3 world records for public speaking, entrepreneur, property investor, and property educator. Author of the global bestseller “Life Leverage” Host of UK’s No.1 business podcast “Disruptors”

“If you don't risk anything, you risk everything”

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