In episode #2480 we talk about how we are adapting our marketing so as not to get crushed by AI! Just because there are so many new tools and avenues out there, doesn’t mean the old ones are completely useless. Tune in to hear about some of the ways you can stay relevant and successful in the age of AI!
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[00:00] Today’s topic: How Neil and Eric Are Adapting Their Marketing So They Don’t Get Crushed by AI.
[00:08] Leveraging SEO in today’s climate and building and releasing free software.
[01:02] Building a brand to succeed in the long run.
[01:36] Prioritizing attention and distribution and using your unique data.
[02:41] Connecting with other entrepreneurs at events and sharing useful info.
[03:23] Employing a dedicated AI operator for your business.
[04:21] The old-school marketing tactics that still work!
[05:31] Understanding internal efficiency gains and finding novel marketing methods.
[06:33] That’s it for today! Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe!
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