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Genuinely important Business Amplifier question. Please read and respond.
I've been planning the future of the Business Amplifier, and I think I have the opportunity to offer something much more significant than we are with the current setup. There's a lot going on in the background here, but I am considering the idea of having tiered membership. I'll keep the costs as reasonable as I can, but it could be a good way to give Business Amplifier members access to some of the facilities and research tools that our retained clients have. I'm also considering a higher tier that includes a set amount one-to-one consultation time each month, and probably some ‘group therapy’ type sessions with visiting experts. The free tier, as it is currently set up, will always be here. My question is, would this be of interest to you? Please be honest; that would be very helpful, thank you.
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Just to add; that this post prompted me to look at the lessons again (I hadn't really looked at them from the time I had joined), and there is some good bits on there, but there's lots of great stuff out there and it's not monetised in such a direct way.
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Introduction
Hello! I'm Tracy a passionate wines & spirits tutor/speaker for beginners and the curious. In addition to my business CellarClass, I'm a part time Beer, Wines & Spirits Specialist for Waitrose. WSET educated, I take the nervous explorer by the hand and help them choose with confidence their next tipple. My marketing is specific to becoming noticed....somewhere out there is travel, sunshine and storytelling opportunities.
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Wow, please tell me more! One of my businesses is a coffee roastery, and many of my customers have asked me about doing a tasting session, which I think is a great idea - just a lot of work to set up! Where are you based?
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@Tracy Gilchrist shame it's so far from me, but if you ever do an evening in Ipswich or Colchester, I'd love to attend. Any recommendations for a bargain white wine at Waitrose? My friend and I are into viognier and sancerre at the moment as well as cremant. If you love coffee, let me know and I can give you some suggestions.
Oct 29 •
Google launches free social content generator called Pomelli
There's often a lot of fear about how Google feels around AI-generated content. And when they're launching social media content generation tools like this for us to use, the question gets complicated. This is quite a neat idea though. You can teach this new system your brand rules and then quickly generate social content. I've not tried it yet. I'm going to give it a whirl and let you know what I think. If you'd like to find out more, click the link below. https://blog.google/technology/google-labs/pomelli/?utm_source=superhuman&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=openai-completes-for-profit-transition&_bhlid=e248721ddb8b0400395138a0e2002e788d145b6d
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Interested to hear your thoughts once you've tested it. I tried out "Marblism" this week, hiring AI employees - one of which being a social media manager - which was only slightly better than a dog turd. Awful. One thing I was impressed with tho, was the AI call answerer - very impressed actually. Seriously, why isn't every doctors surgery using this tech?! I trained it with my coffee busienss, and it was good to talk to, it learned my products, had interesting things to say, could recommend products based on tasting profiles etc and the conversation wasn't tiresome. Yes, it was an american accent bot, and yes, it was clearly AI, but, it wasn't a useless robot and after just half an hour training it, I was completely blown away by it. However, I don't need it for my business, so I got a refund, because, I was only interested in the social media management.
22d •
Gmail can now schedule meetings for you
We've all become familiar with tools like Calendly for booking meetings, but they've always made me uneasy. They tend to throw your calendar wide open. A few months ago, I found myself in a situation where, even though I was trying to manage my availability, I ended up doing 35 meetings a week. That's just not sustainable. In Gmail, the Gemini feature now helps you schedule emails in a way that gives you much more control. I think this is a great example of AI being genuinely useful. When all the noise about futuristic, high-concept AI settles down, it's tools like this that will prove g genuinely beneficial. Have you tried this yet, or are you sticking with other ways of booking meetings? Find out more
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35 meetings in a week?! Gosh! One question...Why?!
21d •
Friday fun - ChatGPT and poisonous berries!
This is just a bit of fun, but it's also quite a nice reminder to be very cautious with leaving AI output if you haven't put a lot of work into your prompt.
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Really interesting show on Channel 4 - "Will AI take my job". Recommended! As I heard someone recently say, if you compare AI evolution the that of the mobile phone... we haven't reached the flip phone yet.
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