Would love to hear yours! I‘ll start: - em dashes (I mean come on, still?) - overly polished - emotionally balanced - very well structured (kind of a good thing, right?) - "it’s not just X, it’s Y" - soulless (hard to say why but you just feel it)

My latest in person podcast interview was a fun one! I had a blast being a guest on the Iowa Business Podcast where I break down: - Why AI search is overrated for most small businesses - Owned vs rented distribution - Why trust signals drive AI Search & LLM visibility - Video first content is the new foundation - Why packaging matters more than volume Be sure to drop a like/comment to help support their channel 🤝

My latest video interviews Adam Sandler, who is an AI marketing expert with Fortune 500 experience. Adam breaks down how he taught himself Claude Code with no technical background, and how he built an AI-powered CMO agent for competitor research, content creation, and other marketing tasks. Adam also screen shares his Claude Code setup in this video. Be sure to like/comment/share if you found this helpful 🤝

I wanted to shoutout the Top Members (MVPs) of the AI Marketing Insiders for the month of January! I appreciate all of you and these individuals are leading the way and pushing this community forward: 30 Day Leaderboard 🏆 1. @Catherine Eadie 2. @Rafal Glaz 3. @Rod Macbeth 4. @Matthias Lindner 5. @Sumeir Dosani 6. @Nesil Ozer 7. @K G 8. @Stephen Davies 9. @Ann Bartholomew 10. @Lyra Lopez 7 Day Leaderboard 🏆 1. @Rafal Glaz 2. @Catherine Eadie 3. @Matthias Lindner 4. @Rod Macbeth 5. @Nesil Ozer 6. @Brooke Wright 7. @K G 8. @Mark Smith 9. @Lyra Lopez 10. @Carlota López-Peredo All Time Leaderboard 🏆 1. @Catherine Eadie 2. @Carlota López-Peredo 3. @Carol M 4. @Shelly Frank 5. @Matthias Lindner 6. @Rafal Glaz 7. @Rod Macbeth 8. @Randy Smith 9. @Lyra Lopez 10. @Rotem Brayer I appreciate all of you and your contributions make this community better 👏 I look forward to seeing the Community Leaderboard for February 🚀

I have been turning over an idea for a while and decided to just start building it. I am setting up a YouTube channel showing how I actually use AI tools to run my social enterprise. Not theory. Just what I do day to day, from client comms to content to course delivery. The difference is who it's for. Most AI content assumes you have unlimited time and energy. This is aimed at people running a business alongside something else, whether that's long-term health conditions, caring responsibilities, or simply fewer hours in the day than most. No technical background needed. Starting from the very basics. It comes from my own experience. I run MHScot mostly solo, with limited capacity, and AI changed what's possible for me. Felt worth sharing that honestly rather than adding to the hustle noise. Very early days. Channel is set up, no videos yet. Curious whether anyone here has seen this angle done well, or has thoughts on what would be most useful to cover first.