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Revamp Your Business with AI: An Inside Look at The ReLaunch Co.

In this episode, we delve into the world of AI and its transformative power in business. Join host Hilary DeCesare, as she shares her insights on how her company is leveraging AI to uplevel its social media, content, sales pages, and more. Discover how AI can help you streamline your processes and achieve your business goals faster. But it’s not just about technology – we’ll also explore how to incorporate an authentic touch into your marketing strategy so that your idea audience feels seen and heard. Tune in to gain valuable tips and tricks on how to effectively integrate AI into your business and take it to the next level. 

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Transcript
Hilary DeCesare:

Welcome, and what a show we have for you today, this is going to be literally mind blowing. Because we are going straight to artificial intelligence AI, we're going to be talking about how do you use it? How do you leverage it if you're, if you're still trying to like dabble your toe in the water, you are going to want to fully put that bathing suit on and dive headfirst. Do not look back, just go forward. And so we're going to be giving you the ins and outs. How do we at the relaunch CCO use it? How are we putting it into our signature course, the fired up entrepreneur so that people who have businesses don't have to navigate through the waters that can be so murky when new tech comes out. And we are going to demystify the fears, we're going to be able to say, Hey, this is not something that you can sit on the sidelines anymore. This is something that it's about taking action. Now. You talk about languages, you talk about full immersion, that is what we're going to do today. So who did I bring on with me today? My fantastic marketing, social content staff, we are talking about the women that make the real launch heartbeat go. And I'm telling you, you're gonna hear how they're leveraging AI, how they're using it. What doesn't seem to be working, what does where we are in this early stage of AI and I can't even I heard a podcast this morning that literally said, you know, it's gonna change the face of everything within the next two years. No, it will not because it's already going to change most likely in the next week. And why do I say that? Because Chatgpt, which is the hottest thing out there. It is known as the fastest growing consumer app ever came out in November of 2022. By December it was at a million users by January was at 100 million. We can only imagine where we are right now. They've already gone from where are they first came out with chat 3.5 Now it's four. Oh, it is moving. And what you don't want to have happen is by sitting back waiting. You know the whole idea of laggards right? Oh, let's just sit back. Let everyone else kind of get their feelers out there, figure it all out for me. You will be left in the dust literally left on the desk.

Hilary DeCesare:

You're listening to the ReLaunch podcast and I'm your host Hillary DeCesare, best selling author, speaker and transformational coach widely recognized in the worlds of neuro psychology and business launches, which cultivated the one and only three HQ method helping midlife women. Yep, that's me to rebuild a life of purpose, possibility and inspiring business ventures. Each week, we'll be diving into the stories that brought upon the most inspirational relaunches while sharing the methods and the secrets that they learned along the way, so that you too can have not just an ordinary relaunch, but an extraordinary relaunch.

Hilary DeCesare:

So I'd like to welcome Amber Morgan and Lindsey Zellner. And they are Amber is my VP of marketing. Lindsey is my director of all things content, all things writing all things social. And we're gonna jump right in. So first off, I want to ask Amber, Amber, as you know, your your position at the relaunch quo. You're trying to figure all of this out. Everyone is trying to learn as we're doing our daily work. But how are you finding it? Can you share with us what you do remember the first experience you had when you went on chatgpt?

Amber Morgan:

I think I do. Well, first of all, thank you for having me. This is a pleasure. We've been excited about doing this episode. And as I reflect back on probably my first experience, I remember kind of sitting and still understanding that I was trapped in the blank page. I wasn't sure what to ask first. How much did it know how basic did it need to be? How advanced was it really? And so I felt like I had kind of stepped to the edge of a cliff where there are countless and limitless possibilities, and I wasn't sure what direction to go down first. So I think we're finding that a lot in the market too. It's these two different groups of people, some that are jumping off the cliff with excitement, and are just embracing every single opportunity that they have now with chat GPT. And then there are some entrepreneurs that don't really know if this is for them, is it going to blow over? Is it going to actually impact their business? So I think this is going to be an incredible episode. What do you think the first question you asked? It was? I don't know if I remember the first question. It was probably, here is my avatar. here's the, here's the entrepreneurs that we serve, what would be a good offer for them?

Hilary DeCesare:

Hmm, we're gonna, we're gonna get we're gonna get into all of that. I remember, I just I opened it up, and I wrote, hi. Hi. What am I supposed to do here? I remember I first went on in December that was, and I remember immediately thinking, Oh, my gosh, I was tasked to do a lead magnet, I was tasked to kind of come up with an idea. And I tasked myself that on our Monday morning calls. And all of a sudden, I'm like, Okay, if this thing can take the LSAT of this thing can pass, you know, bar exams, if this thing can do all these amazing things, it should be able to help me and it was going to be a lead magnet around all of the universal laws and how they are relevant to entrepreneurs, and how they are relevant to our philosophy of three HQ had hurt herself. And I am telling you blown away. So after my initial high, I got to work. And man Oh, man, it's so good. Lindsey, it's so great to have you here. Because you're this is a very interesting position for you to be in now. Right? This came out of what We literally thought was virtual, like virtual air that came out of this, we never even imagined, right, and all of a sudden, you're being tasked to use it, start to leverage it. And really think about how at our company, we're going to be able to really like understand what's not there so that we can really make sure we're putting those type of of things you can ask chat GPT. And so where what what happened to you when you first went on, and you started to really recognize like the tool of what this could be for you.

Lindsey Zellner:

Well, thank you for having me. It's really exciting to be here with the whole team. And I can't really remember the first time that I logged on, I'm sure it was shortly after you but Hillary you have a tech background. You are the poster child for being an early adopter. Let's Woollett. Second, you learned about chat GPT. You said team log on this tool. Use it today. I think the very first thing that I plugged in there was we were creating a new launch a five day challenge to scale your sales challenge and very similar to Amber, we put in details around our avatar. And we said this is what we want to teach. Here's the bullet points of what we want to teach. Can you help me create a compelling description that would catch the eyes of our avatar, and that's what I used it for. And I remember having this resistance, this hesitation as a content creator that many, actually probably every content creator right now was feeling they're feeling threatened if their position is still going to be relevant, even today, but more so next year. And my perspective completely changed once I learned how to really use it as the tool that it's intended to be. And you're always going to need copywriters, and creative professionals in your corner. Because the content that chat GBT and all these other AI platforms spews out is only as good as the input that you put in and that stems from the human and the human connection. So the pairing of technology with a human is really what's going to set businesses apart moving forward. Hmm you know what, it's so great that you did address that feeling of being relevant. And you know, there's been so many types of jobs that have literally been taken out over the years as tech comes in. You know, I was on a plane the other day and this little girl took the magazine, the hemisphere magazine out of, you know, the front of the her seat and started to you know, look at it and immediately tried to start swiping the pages and became very

Hilary DeCesare:

Like noticeably upset, like, why isn't this moving? Why am why can I expand this? Why can't it? And I thought, you know, you talk about advertising, right? You talk about how that has moved into a totally new world. You look at social, you look at the internet, right? We were, we were having some fun this morning by just going and we watched the Today Show, small little clip that was back in I think it's 94 Where Katie Couric was talking about the internet and just some of the things of like, the nuances around like, what is that? Like? Why? And she's saying, I don't want to go there. I don't want to do it. I don't need it. And it's funny because there are so many people right now still saying, You know what, now, this thing and we hear there's the you know, the the fears around it. But there's also with with progress, right? You have to understand what is the fear that we are really going after, and when we talk about three HQ, we talk about the head, the heart, the higher self, in the head section, they are our the way we describe it, there are steps, procedures, pro programs, this falls in line with that, right? And then you've got your thoughts that are associated either positively or negatively. And we have to get a grip over like, why am I feeling this way? Why is this starting to feel uncomfortable? And the best way to get past fear is to go straight at it. Right? So hey, if you guys need to say a little Hi, and just start to use it. But there was also something really interesting that lens you just said, which have you What do you think in our company? Are the main benefits that we can use chat GPT? For what? What are we doing already that we have seen significant improvement? And what type of improvements? How is it really helping us?

Lindsey Zellner:

Well, there's many different benefits that we can go into that you can use chat GBT, for instance of a business. But in terms of content creation, we just went through a massive launch, like I mentioned earlier, and we used it for not only the premise of the launch, using the details of our target audience, what our goals were, even what our financial goals were for the launch, and we use it to create the description, we used it to refine our email sequence. Now, as I said earlier, the output of chat GPT is only good as the input. So the way that I used it personally, was I wrote my emails. And then I plugged them in to chat GPT not only to check for grammar, but I asked it, can you make this sound more enticing to our avatar, to prompt them to sign up for this challenge? Like it's a no brainer. And I did that with every single email. There were things that it suggested that I said or rephrase just slightly different that

Hilary DeCesare:

because another thing, Lindsey, I know you also put in there persuasive. You know, you we even you know, there's NLP neuro linguistic programming, you can also say things like, hey, seven habits of the highly, you know, of highly successful people, what is it seven, The Seven Habits of Highly Successful People, right, it's not the name of the book, I'm like, spacing on it right now. And what you could put that in there and say, make sure those elements are covered as well. I mean, and who, you know, when you start to think about who we really, we often in our courses, start to talk about, you know, certain people that we really admire and business concepts that have, you know, come from, you know, all the years and people who've written these incredible books, and put those in as well. It's and as you said, it's really what the input, you know, input gives you the output. And as you know, you always hear me saying, it's about, you know, when you start to ask the better questions, you're gonna get better answers. And that is so incredible, with what you're doing what I do every day with it. Now, I spent hours upon hours, like, I love this thing, I can't get enough of it. In fact, it's taken over from my social media, like scrolling, I go right in there, and I just start to go down, you know, all these amazing little like, you know, pathways, but could you explain a little bit more about that input? Because I know people are trying to figure out like, how do you you've mentioned putting things in there and you know, putting your emails but how do you use it to start to get off The paper in fact, actually, Amber, let's go over to you, how do you use it? How do you start with these questions? What are you putting into it?

Amber Morgan:

I think when it comes to a prompting, you know, it remembers chat GPT remembers. And then and these tools, remember what you feed into it. So you want to start to build up a knowledge base for it to work from first. So I've found that of course, the more powerful and director prompts are, the more powerful and director language will be after. So when I'm starting, I really want to encourage you to start digging and asking it deeper questions about what you already know to be true about your avatar, get chat GPT to deliver what a person who fits your avatar description, what their pains are, what their desires are, I've asked chat GPT to write before and after stories after they've worked with us for one year, five years, 10 years down the road. So that in what we're putting out in our marketing, we're doing a really good job of the vision casting of the transformation of the results that we bring, before I ever actually start to ask it about specific emails or specific pieces of content, I want to make sure that it has a really good understanding for what we do, and how we do it differently. So I spend a lot of time feeding in information to get fluent in the language that our avatar uses, which of course creates compelling content.

Hilary DeCesare:

You know what you are saying that and they call it the learning platform? Right? The more you give it, the more it can give you back? And so when you're saying this, and you're looking at it from that perspective of is there, is there a limit like you go in there, how much time are you spending giving it information, and you did say that every time you go back in there, it's remembering what you had asked before, because of your account because of you know, all of that, right? You don't have to keep every time you go back in putting in your LinkedIn bio, your you know, your main pages, it's building on it. So it does make sense to spend the upfront time giving it enough information. So that what other suggestion would you say for people that are, you know, just starting to get on to the platform? What else would you do? I just said LinkedIn what what would be something else?

Amber Morgan:

LinkedIn, social media bios, your About Me section or about us section on the website. Those are pretty basic places that are easy to pull from information from your speaker sheet if you have that. Just in terms of a base. In terms of the Avatar, I would ask it all of the languages about their pain points, their opportunities, things that holds them back. And in terms of is there a limit? Or is there kind of a secret when No, I would say it falls into everything else in marketing where it's not a word or a minute more than you need and not a word or a minute less. So look at the output, the things that you feel like need refining, refine, and when you feel really comfortable with the output, then you're in a really good position to start creating.

Hilary DeCesare:

That's amazing. We have to take a quick break right now. But when we come back, we're gonna dive deeper give you more tips, suggestions on how to run your business using AI. This episode is brought to you by my very own labor of love my most recent book relaunch. This book is a collection of my stories, other stories and is a motivational guide to living a new three h q lifestyle, sparking your heart to ignite your life. It's available for purchase via Amazon, get ready to try on the three h q method that I've been using for years throughout my entire life reaching the next level in all areas, both professionally and personally. Get your copy today at www dot the relaunch book.com Welcome back. This is so exciting because when you embrace change, imagine what your business what your life things will happen. It will they've said that productivity has increased by anywhere from 20 to 50%. I would even call it higher than that. But I've got my team right now my star marketing team on the on the podcast with us right now. So their radio show all the different areas you're watching in YouTube, because I want to make sure that you understand how you can leverage it have some major massive takeaways so that when you get off and when you stop hearing this you can really go right on and start to look at Whether you're going to be using the chat GPT. And again, just so everyone knows, the valuation just came out $29 billion valuation. And it's been out since November. And people say, Well, what is the difference between that, and all these other things that are going to be starting to pop up? Google has Bard, meta has llama Microsoft has been I mean, there's going to be everyone's going to have their version. But it's all built on a platform. It's all built on a platform that is open API that allows you to create, and then I don't know if you've even seen this at this point. But there are note takers that can come onto your call, there are so many different their video, splicers and editors and it will make it will create your content for you there. It can generate, as we know, and we're going to talk more about it, it can generate ads, it can generate, it can generate speeches, it can generate your keynote speech, it can, it can do a 50, minute, 30 minute 60 of whatever you want, it will create it. And the best part about it is, as Amber said, the more you feed it, the more you give it examples, and you put that in there, it comes back with something that then you can work with. So maybe it comes back and it's you know, anywhere from 50 to 80%, like pretty darn good. And then you can add to it, you can modify you can change. And so when we think about how we're using it, Lindsey, you talked about some of the things with the launch. And just really like reviewing the launch we were talking about, can you just quickly go through every one of the levels that we used it for in this last one.

Lindsey Zellner:

So we did start with the whole premise of the launch, which of course that includes the title, the promise of the launch, the description, the benefits, who it's for, what they'll walk away with, and who it's not for. And then once we had that we built out the landing page so that people could register for the launch. And we also built out the email sequence and the ad copy for our Facebook ads, then oh, wait, before

Hilary DeCesare:

you go into that, how much time would that if you can just give you a rough estimate? How much time would that have taken? Before? Let's say November of 2022? Before chat GPT was out?

Lindsey Zellner:

Huh? That's that's a loaded question. Because we wrote the email sequence from start to finish, which I believe had 30 emails or so. And we also did some texts as well.

Hilary DeCesare:

So let's do this percentage wise, of how much how much it saved you percentage wise of time. Okay, around 30% 30%. I mean, think about that. 30% that then your team can be doing and enhancing and building other things that will help you with your profitability. It's so big. So you just mentioned ads. And everyone, I just want to let you know, we did not plan this ahead. In fact, just at the break, I said, Hey, pull up an ad of ours. Let's put it in to chat GBT and see what better version it's going to spit out. Or are you going to do? I'll give you two. I'll give you two because I'm not sure which one you ended up picking or look at our avatar. And do the same with that and have it build out more of a description around that. Which one would you rather do? We might even hit both. But right now, which one would you rather do?

Lindsey Zellner:

Let's dive into the ads.

Hilary DeCesare:

Okay, the ads. Okay, so what what does the ad say that we used? And then let's put it in. So what what what does the ad right now say? Well, what I'm

Lindsey Zellner:

going to do is I'm gonna share my screen. For those who are catching this on the podcast, we can go ahead and show them the visual. And we can also read what comes up this after we plug it in. So what we've done is that we've pulled our best performing ad copy after monitoring our success with Facebook ads. So can you see my screen?

Hilary DeCesare:

I can. Right now. Right now she is showing chat GPT and it's where you input and send a message to the bot

Lindsey Zellner:

and our chat JpT account, it already knows an extensive amount around our avatar. So if I were using this for the sake of revamping and improving our highest performing ad copy, I would say something like this, I would say hi. I'm going to share our highest performing Facebook advertising copy with you? How would you embellish and improve the following advertising copy to connect even more with our ideal client, and then you put a semicolon, and you space down, and you paste in your content. So right here I've pasted in our highest performing ad copy. Now when I click enter, it's taking a moment to think but here it starts generating.

Hilary DeCesare:

Actually, yeah, it because we're on Zoom, it actually happens. I mean, I can't believe the speed that it comes back with. It literally came back with I mean, we all heard it within two to three seconds I was seeing it. And it is create I mean, it's literally creating this, what you can also do is say this is one of our highest converting, you know, make another one similar to this, and leverage this concept or right, and it will, it will just create, I mean, the time it's saving. And so read read this one because this was

Lindsey Zellner:

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Hilary DeCesare:

That was I was thinking that's, that's too long. So how would you make it? How would you ask it to make it shorter?

Lindsey Zellner:

So the relaunch co were always kind to our chat GPT. So we would say, Great, thank you. And then we would say, Can you please shorten this? And you can either say, a certain word count, can you shorten this to 600? Words or Less? Or you can go up by paragraphs?

Hilary DeCesare:

Or even could you even say, Can you can you rewrite this for Instagram? That would be shorter? A post? Could you like I mean, you literally everyone can be asking it to do all these things. Or you could say, you know, I would like to have this summarized in one paragraph. I mean, it's so awesome. So let's do that. Can you please can you please summarize this in a paragraph and let's just say,

Lindsey Zellner:

Now, when I've done this in the past that often spits out two paragraphs, but we'll see what happens.

Hilary DeCesare:

Okay. So there it is.

Lindsey Zellner:

Okay, all right. one paragraph.

Hilary DeCesare:

Yeah, one paragraph. And we're not going to read it, everyone, but it is. It's so great. And that was such a good way. But here's the thing. You're often asked about, you know, what are in our line of work, we always try to get to the three HQ get out of your head. But in the head, you've got limiting beliefs. You've got beliefs that are truly holding you back that you don't even sometimes realize. And so when we start to look at this, Amber, how do we use this to understand the bugs, the beliefs underground surfacing of our ideal client? How would you, how would you tie all of this together to be able to find out that information?

Amber Morgan:

I would start by asking questions. If you fed it, the information are you you've done all of those steps? Up to this point, and you have a good idea on the transformation, I find that a really easy way to tie that in is what? Why might people feel hesitant to move forward and take the offer. So you want to start to identify first what they might be feeling. Now you have insights to pull that into your language and messaging. And then you can start to piece together if they're telling me this, and this is how they feel. What else might they be thinking about? What other life circumstances are they likely to be experiencing? At the same time, I'm trying to look at every single angle possible to really understand the intricate workings of a human at any given state and time that happens to be a business owner, and also happens to be human when life happens. So I'm looking at every single angle, but I start from the transformation and then really try to bridge that by saying, what what might make someone pause, take pause and reflect on if this is the right direction or not. And then every single will give you a list of options, a list of things that they're feeling. And I would take every single one of those and do a deeper dive off of every single one to really try to piece together a big picture.

Lindsey Zellner:

And it's important to do your market research as well. Because going back to our most recent challenge, we did use chat GPT to help us work through some of those objections that we were anticipating from people buying into our higher ticket program. And of course, they brought up the money objection. So how do you handle a money objection, you can offer a money back guarantee. Now what we learned with the handful of women who opted not to buy into our higher ticket program, they were well aware of this money back guarantee that they would 100% get their money back, if they put the work in, they still didn't buy. So what we found out was the money wasn't the real objection, it was that they weren't confident enough in themselves to put the work in.

Hilary DeCesare:

Oh, that is so great, because now you're getting to the real root of their limiting belief what's really truly holding them back, not what you assume on the surface is. And once you can start to and again, this is something that we literally now are including in every single one, you know, we have one every week that we put out there a training in this course it's a six month program. And we help people understand here's where you can take it even up another level. And I believe that this is going to allow so many people to have that you know the content is going to be there. It's the question you're asking to get at the right answer that is so important. And one of the things that I we were the three of us were talking about this morning, is that you want to make sure that it's in your voice. You want to make sure that it sounds like if you're writing something that I'm saying, we want to make sure that it's not like who doesn't sound like her at all, because people people know that right? And so Amber, how do you how do you when you're putting together our course right now? How are you leveraging kind of what's not what's not in chat jvt and then putting that as as now it's become even more important in our courses?

Amber Morgan:

Absolutely. I think chat GPT, or any of these AI tools are an absolutely incredible strategic lever to pull for efficiency and productivity. And I think we one of the things that we've found it so grateful for it is just the ability to get off of the white page, the amount of time that it takes to creatives to get something started and watch it take shape and want you to take form there's there's so much time that's spent there. So when you can start with something already, and then refine and make sure that you're bringing in tonality that you're bringing in phrases that you use regularly, that you're bringing in certain vernacular or verbiage that resonates with your avatar, you know, we can have content, there's content, and we need to have that. But the ability to connect with a human still comes down to tapping into your heart tapping into your higher self. And in an online industry where the world does not trust, we fall back on things like the know like and trust factor. And if there's no emotional connection, woven throughout the copy the copy you'll have you'll have an abundance of copy, you'll get it and faster time. But if it lacks that connection piece by bringing in your heart, your voice your higher self, it's still not going to land with the audience. So your app salutely have to pair this incredible strategic tool with your heart, with your brand voice with your mission and your values with your higher self, because that's the piece that's going to allow it to land so well and connect with your audience. And what you're saying, Well, I

Hilary DeCesare:

just want to mention one thing, hire yourself, for those that are new to the show with the energy, your best version of you that energetic, you know, you got to make sure that you understand your energy, you have to make sure you understand your voice, right, if all of a sudden, my team started to put content out there that was very serious and very corporate like and all that. It doesn't, it doesn't resonate, that's not my voice, I you know, we want a little bit of the element of, of, you know, the geography, the joy of life, right? Success, like, is so amazing. When you're feeling this level of you know, gratefulness, I call it the G Zone in the higher self, your growth zone, your greatness zone. And so, Lindsey, what else would you add here, as we as we dive deeper into this, this area of like what's missing?

Lindsey Zellner:

Right, so there's a couple of risks involved as well with using chat GPT. And I believe we're about to cut to a break in a moment here, so we can dive into them after but one of the risks that Amber was mentioning, is that if you don't put your heart back into it, if you don't put your tone, your personality and your own persuasive tactics back into it, you run the risk of everyone's content down the line, reading the exact same, and then you're in the same position you're in now, where you're having trouble standing out in a crowded marketplace.

Hilary DeCesare:

So when we come back, we're gonna address just this and how you can avoid doing that. And also some tips and strategies to get you to the point where you are unique content is going to become everyone's going to have this ability to get great content, but it's what you do with it that matters. So we're gonna go into that when we get back. This episode is brought to you by my very own labor of love my most recent book relaunch. This book is a collection of my stories, other stories and as a motivational guide to living a new three HQ lifestyle, sparking your heart to ignite your life. It's available for purchase via Amazon, get ready to try on the three HQ method that I've been using for years, throughout my entire life reaching the next level in all areas, both professionally and personally. Get your copy today at www dot the relaunch book.com. Who Yeah, this is so great. How much do I love tech. And I love it when it there is such a low entry. To start using this. It's free. All you have to do is literally ask it a question and then go from there. And as Amber said, you know, you can start to take what you've asked break it into the components get your you know, you can get that first pass of just the white paper filled up, I had a company called whitespace Inc, with my fabulous co founder W and Ro shout out to her. And it's just that it's like the hardest part that people have is that is the white space. It's that whitespace and getting started. And this is your way to get started. And so as we were ending the last segment we were talking about, we were talking about this voice, we were talking about how important it is content is everywhere. We now have it at our fingertips, you can go but it is interesting that if I ask a question and Amber, you ask a question, or Lindsey asked a question. It gives us different answers it gives us so everything is kind of unique to you. The plagiarism is not there. And so now that makes it even more interesting that more you give it the more you're gonna get back. But as we sit here and try to differentiate, differentiate the content right here are the seven steps to doing this. What can you do Lindsey to make it to make it feel like it's ours to make it feel like this is the real launch code. This is you know, I this is Hillary, yeah, she's talking to me.

Lindsey Zellner:

It all comes down to the heart of your company, which is your brand and of course at the rheological we speak about that third pillar being higher self, which is how you energetically deliver that content as well. And we just talked about that first risk of using chat GBT being that content creators run the risk of Having vaguely similar content, if they use chat GBT as it is without putting any of their creative input into it. Now I believe that there's a second risk that there will be a continued growing gap between consumers and online service providers, there's going to be 600 million digital entrepreneurs this year. And if you think about that, from a consumers perspective, what that means is they may not be able to tell the difference between someone who's actually credible and someone who used AI or chat GBT to build something that they're selling online, and they're actually a very green entrepreneur. So what that means is, it's even more important to connect with your audience in order to make sales. But it's going to be more difficult, because you have to revisit your brands and tie in your story, your authenticity, your credibility, and your expertise, or you run the risk of being completely glanced over. And having a blind eye turned to you in today's market in the future market.

Hilary DeCesare:

You know, you said stories. And we that's a big part of what we help people do is, is really pull out their stories and make them relevant to their product, right? It's great to have a great story, but it's somehow has to tie in there has to be that lesson, that message that you're trying to weave it all together. And that is a great way, as you're showing your background as you're showing, you know how you got to be where you are right now how you know, what is your version of success, and how come right, we all have the ups and downs. And I think that's where you can add that in. But of course, the program is not going to be able to know those about you except that you can put in like we've actually put in articles that we've written, that have some of my specific stories. And it is incredible everyone, when all of a sudden, in something that I asked it to do, it throws in like, hey, and you know, the Diana Ross concert or when you were at Silverlake, or I mean it does these and it's like no way, because it will learn your stories, but you have to be able to craft your stories in such a way with those lessons. So that is so great. Now, I know that we're starting to really even more than just dabble in some of the AI apps that are now being added on to just like chat JpT there's other types of, of apps. And Amber, I know that you really when I started using one of them which was adjoins all of our meetings, it records it, it gives me this is what was the most important takeaway, you guys, it's crazy. So instead of looking at you know, all the notes are going back and watching a video, even double speed, it will pull out. And in five minutes or less, I can know exactly what was talked about in that hour call. It's incredible. But what are some other ones Amber, that we're dabbling in? Or, you know, we're about to because I know a couple are not quite ready.

Amber Morgan:

They're coming quickly, though, it's, it's funny, yes, that your note taker has become almost like a member of our team at this point. So we welcome him in with it with open arms to each of our meetings. And there are multiple different apps available for note taking or assistant type tasks. And I think those are becoming more popularized more mainstream at this point. But I don't know that a lot of people are actually up to date and aware that there are also apps that have been developed and are in process. They're continuing to refine them apps like picture theory, apps, like this are video editors, they generate video, you can input a script, and it will truly put together a video for you highlight reels, so on and so forth. That is

Hilary DeCesare:

so cool. It is really cool. Yeah, talk about us talk about a saver of time because that one I think you mentioned doesn't even you don't have to have any experience. And so for people like me who really don't want to be editing, it just I mean, it's It's instantaneous. Because

Amber Morgan:

videos made easy. So a great option for early stage entrepreneurs to to maintain a lean model during times like this. A lot of opportunity for business owners definitely at our fingertips. Jasper is another one. Now that one's a little bit more common, I think at this point. That is primarily a long form writing tool that uses AI. There's Murph that actually changes text to your voice. And that can be frightening and equal parts exciting. And so again, they're continuing To refine this, but there's so many options. You know,

Hilary DeCesare:

Amber, as you just said that it reminded me I was listening to a podcast the other day. And one of the things that was stated is that a CEO, they I think they use that app that you said was morph, morph, and Murph, and it ended up that the they cloned the guy's voice, the CEOs voice, not it was not him, they cloned it, and had him the CEOs voice call the CFO to transfer money. And it was so legit, the CFO was about to transfer money. And there was a word that that the CEO would never use. And so it caused, you know, the alarm bells to go off, and he didn't do it. But what the recommendation that was given was, families should have a word that if somebody calls, and they use the word, then they know, okay, this is legit, versus that's something that, you know, this, this AI voice would never know, really super important for those that still have, you know, parents and grandparents. My, my dad, when he was alive, got a call from my son, it was a fictitious call saying he needed $1,000 to get out of jail. He was put in there. I mean, all this and my dad was like, literally thinking that this was and if we had had that word, it would have you know, thankfully, as soon as my dad said, Hey, I gotta get off right now I need to talk to you know, my wife about this. And the guy was like, no, no, no, I need it right now. Yeah, just give me your credit card number. And he didn't do it, thankfully. But I mean, I think we are going to be at the very beginning of this. But there's so many great ways that you can also use it. They're talking about being able to use it when you're doing your audible book. And I mean, I spent 18 hours with my relaunched spark your hurt to ignite your life. Audible book is coming out this summer, everyone, drumroll please. I'll let you know when it does. But can you imagine if I could have my voice read the book now inflection points and things like that. It would listen to how I speak and be able to do it. It's incredible. Now I know we I talked about the fact that I do use, it's a product and I should have named it fathom. But there's also fireflies. And I'm kind of dabbling between, you know, which one will end up working for me. So I, I don't want to put my stamp of approval on it quite yet. But right now, everyone does know when Fathom comes on in. Yep, yep, it's there. And sometimes it you know, it over overpowers our whole screen. I'm like, Oh, gosh. So just know that, you know, really. And another thing that you can't do, which I thought was really interesting. And we talked about this morning as well. I went in and put into chat here, what are the best apps to use AI apps to use for entrepreneurs looking to scale their business? And it came back unfortunately, you know, this is two years, the data that is in there is two years prior? What was that? What was the actual was it two years ago?

Lindsey Zellner:

That's where it's two years.

Hilary DeCesare:

So you know, it's interesting, you got to kind of play around with it. And then I ended up going back to Google. And I thought, okay, how quickly is Google going to end up with their barred, being able to have that little, you know, bot there so that when you're asking, it's all coming? Just be open to it, be ready for it? So as we're winding down, is there is there something Lindsay that you're like, hey, I really want everyone to like walk away with this. Is there something that you really want to leave in everyone's mind coming from a content copy? Wonderful writer, what would you say? Sure. Well, as

Lindsey Zellner:

we're going through some of these apps that we can now leverage, I would say, take note of the most common everyday apps that content creators use, whether it's Word docs, whether it's Canva, they all have these AI beta systems built in that you can now use. And I think that saying something that the lesson is that the world is going in this new direction. And don't, don't buy into the fear, don't run from it, embrace it, use it and weave it in with your skill set and use it to your advantage. It's a tool to help you it's never going to replace you.

Hilary DeCesare:

That's so honestly what when you're thinking about this, the more you use it, the more you get comfortable with it. It actually increases your value in the market. Amber Amber, what would You say, as we're, you know, kind of winding on any last minute, hey, I need to add this one,

Amber Morgan:

I would just reiterate again, you know, technology is continuing to evolve. And it evolves very quickly, particularly in an industry that already moves at lightning pace. And just to really encourage the listeners out there that again, it's not going to replace you, you still have a role, you still have a place in the business, but human connection, the heart, your voice, your story into this incredibly skilled tool that we can just use at our disposal. That's what's really going to maintain your relevancy in the market, your ability to connect with an audience and give you the upper edge.

Hilary DeCesare:

And so here's the thing. There's always going to be another technology who's going to be this is the beginning of, you know, imagine when I remember Netscape when it first came out the internet and you know, being able to have a search engine and people were like, Oh, my God, and then all the different things that came from it. It's like podcasting. Right? It's when it started, there was a few and now there's, I just read like, 3.5 million different podcasters. But there's something called pod phase. It's like pod fade, which is after eight episodes, people like, look, it's done with this. It's only gonna get more and more. I mean, there's going to be new opportunities for such massive growth. And as you're thinking about it, I use it from a strategic perspective. I it keeps it keeps me wanting to ask better questions. That is so powerful. So use it, let us know about it. Please, if you enjoyed this show, make sure you're subscribing so that you get these you'll know when we're coming out with another we are about to do something so cool with business. You don't want to miss it. And AI this is going to be it's going to be hands down probably the best launch we'll ever have. Anyway, right now. Go check it out. Let us know leave a comment, go and explore. The more you can open your mind the more you can relaunch today and the AI, the more benefits that you're going to see right away. Take care, everyone we'll be back next week.