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Monday, June 05, 2023

ChatGPT For Marketing (2)

ChatGPT For Marketing (1)

How Can ChatGPT Provide Suggestions For Creating Effective Social Media Ads?
How Can ChatGPT Suggest Ways To Improve Social Media Engagement And Grow A Following?
How Can ChatGPT Assist In Creating Email Marketing Campaigns That Generate High Open And Click-through Rates?
How Can ChatGPT Provide Guidance On How To Create Compelling Marketing Copy?
How Can ChatGPT Help Create Effective Landing Pages That Convert Visitors Into Leads Or Customers?
How Can ChatGPT Provide Recommendations For Improving Website Design And User Experience?
How Can ChatGPT Suggest Optimization Techniques To Improve Website Speed And Loading Times?
How Can ChatGPT Analyze Website Traffic Data And Provide Recommendations For Improving Website Performance?
How Can ChatGPT Conduct Keyword Research And Suggest The Best Keywords To Target For SEO?
How Can ChatGPT Generate Content Ideas For Blog Posts, Social Media Updates, And Other Marketing Materials?
How Can ChatGPT Provide Data-Driven Insights Into Consumer Behavior And Trends?

Talk To Teachers In Kazakhstan (International Academy Of Sciences Kazakhstan)
100 Top Prompts For Teachers In English And Russian
How Can ChatGPT Help Create And Implement A Mobile Marketing Strategy?
How Can ChatGPT Analyze Data To Determine The Most Effective Lead Generation Strategies?
How Can ChatGPT Suggest Ways To Use Affiliate Marketing To Generate Leads And Sales?
How Can ChatGPT Provide Guidance On How To Use Customer Personas To Create Targeted Marketing Campaigns?
How Can ChatGPT Help Create And Manage A Customer Feedback Program?
How Can ChatGPT Provide Recommendations For Creating Effective Product Descriptions?
How Can ChatGPT Help Create And Implement A Social Media Content Calendar?
How Can ChatGPT Analyze Data To Determine The Most Effective Pricing Strategies?
How Can ChatGPT Suggest Ways To Use Customer Testimonials To Build Trust And Credibility?
How Can ChatGPT Provide Guidance On How To Use Retargeting Campaigns To Convert Leads Into Customers?
How Can ChatGPT Help Create And Implement A Customer Acquisition Strategy?
How Can ChatGPT Analyze Data To Determine The Most Effective Types Of Paid Advertising?
How Can ChatGPT Suggest Ways To Use Interactive Content To Increase Engagement?
How Can ChatGPT Provide Guidance On How To Use Chat Marketing To Engage Customers?
How Can ChatGPT Provide Recommendations For Creating Effective Newsletters?

100 Ways ChatGPT Can Help Democracy
10 Ways ChatGPT Can Help Democracy

How Can ChatGPT Help Create And Implement A Social Media Influencer Program?
How Can ChatGPT Analyze Data To Determine Which Types Of Content Generate The Most Engagement?
Image Generation
How Can ChatGPT Suggest Ways To Use Virtual Events To Engage Customers?
How Can ChatGPT Help Create And Implement A Customer Retention Strategy?
How Can ChatGPT Analyze Data To Determine The Most Effective Times To Send Marketing Emails?
How Can ChatGPT Suggest Ways To Use Artificial Intelligence In Marketing Campaigns?
How Can ChatGPT Provide Guidance On How To Use Social Media Listening To Monitor Brand Sentiment?

Monday, July 11, 2022

11: Investors, Marketing

SoccerDAO
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 11, 2022

guy who starts a podcast instead of going to therapy
— ankit (@ankitkr0) July 11, 2022

The Founder of a startup should always be the best salesperson in the entire team.
— Anubhav Dubey (@tbhAnubhav) July 11, 2022

Don't forget the comedian. @jackmmcclelland https://t.co/5mSXqjpJyG
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 11, 2022

Marketing yourself is a superpower.

Learn it and you're an unstoppable force.

Use these 9 powerful threads to master marketing in 15 minutes.

🧵
— Justin Welsh (@thejustinwelsh) July 9, 2022

He is the man with whom every politician wants to pose for a selfie. Habitually clad in a khaki T-shirt and sporting a beard, Volodymyr Zelensky has become one of the world’s most familiar figures since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine beganhttps://t.co/R3BOZpwovq
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 10, 2022

His video messages to his compatriots have boosted morale during the darkest hours of the conflict, while he has drummed up international support for his country’s cause with virtual addresses to everything from the US Congress to Glastonburyhttps://t.co/BPh6K2LB2P
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 10, 2022

Before that he was the Ukrainian voice of Paddington Bear on the big screen and won the country’s equivalent of Strictly Come Dancinghttps://t.co/qKghCICvrm
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 10, 2022

Meanwhile, his belief that it would be possible to sit down with Putin and negotiate an end to an eight-year-old uprising by pro-Russian separatists in the Donbas in the east had come to nothing pic.twitter.com/bQGBUI8O47
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 10, 2022

He famously declared: “I need ammunition, not a ride.”

He has survived no fewer than ten assassination attempts in Kyiv, according to one of his advisershttps://t.co/Lx02QzaOyC
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) July 10, 2022

💰Here are 13 investor databases for seed stage Founders looking to raise money.

100k+ investors.

Not Techcunch. Not AngelList. These are the databases you haven't heard of.

This is to all the Founders hustling on a Saturday 🍻 Happy hunting 🎯
— Alex Macdonald (@alexfmac) August 14, 2021

Whether it’s central Punjab or north ,west & south Punjab there is only one voice #PunjabKaptaanKa pic.twitter.com/vBQAEWZu4Q
— Daud Zaman (@TheDaudzaman) July 11, 2022

This is Muzzafargarh. Look at it and weep.

Yes I mean weep. @PTIofficial will sweep Punjab Insha Allah next Sunday. Make no mistakes.

pic.twitter.com/1e5bT6yVvg
— Mir Mohammad Alikhan (@MirMAKOfficial) July 11, 2022

Absolutely
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 11, 2022

VCs as soon as an ex-Stripe engineer updates bio to “building something new”pic.twitter.com/Xks11fpgCP
— launch house 🏠 (@launchhouse) July 11, 2022

https://t.co/mQWTe8T1ir
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 11, 2022

@cdixon What we need is a T100, a global conglomeration of the top 100 companies by market cap who will help legislatures around the world with crypto regulation.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 11, 2022

Ask for money, get advice. Ask for advice, get money twice.
— Max Reiff (@mreiffy) July 5, 2022

Finally some promising news re inflation https://t.co/otpdiPEJFI
— Max Reiff (@mreiffy) June 30, 2022

Baratunde Thurston Wants You to Be Part of Nature. Right Now. The author of “How to Be Black” and host of the “How to Citizen with Baratunde” podcast wants you to experience the outdoors with a new PBS television series. ........ “I got to hang out with true outdoor enthusiasts and was reminded that you don’t have to be obsessive, or particularly well-resourced, to enjoy the outdoors.” ......... I also met people just in their backyards who maybe don’t have the gear, the car rack, or a subscription to an outdoor magazine, but they know the value of putting their hands in dirt and growing food. ......... The most challenging by far: sand surfing. Walking in sand, first of all, it’s not fun. That’s a great challenge. I really toned my calves and my glutes and my thighs. ........ and when you go down a sandy hill, you have to walk back up. There’s no shortcut. It was a lot! .......
Death Valley was full of life.
It was our first shoot and pretty quickly, I was as offended as the Indigenous people by the name because it just sounds barren. .......... Of course, being with the Timbisha Shoshone members, who say this place should be called Timbisha, not Death Valley just because some white dude got lost. That’s disrupted expectations just because of what it’s called. ............ Minnesota is having mad fires now. We couldn’t see Lake Superior. I had to wear an N95 mask when we weren’t shooting, because it was burning inside. ......... The Indigenous people I spoke to have a culture of being a part of nature, as opposed to apart from nature. We got to relearn that. That was a really big takeaway for me, especially as the climate gets more volatile in the next decades. .

If you’re disciplined, 4 years of self-education will get you 10x farther than a 4-year degree.
— Dakota Robertson (@WrongsToWrite) July 10, 2022

Gas prices have dropped very day for the past 25 days.

How can I get one of those pump stickers with Joe Biden and "I did this" on them? ;)

(Not to mention: 372,000 new jobs; Unemployment at 3.6%, a fifty-year low; Hourly wages up 5.1% as unionization sweeps the country.)
— Thom Hartmann (@Thom_Hartmann) July 9, 2022

Accountable Entrepreneurs

1. They take responsibility.
2. They don't make excuses.
3. They are on time.
4. They control their own fate.
5. They own their feelings.
6. They manage expectations.
7. They collaborate.
8. They don't expect praise.
— Mehta Sanjay (@mehtasanjay) July 11, 2022

my one dating tip in life is to never be with someone who makes you feel responsible for their mood. unique and horrible form of torture
— Ava (@noampomsky) July 11, 2022

This should be fun. The prevalence of bots (Russian and otherwise) on Twitter will now be reviewed in a court of law. Thanks @elonmusk https://t.co/865MN2tz8v
— Bill Browder (@Billbrowder) July 11, 2022

We almost always stay in hotels instead of Airbnb. I’d rather pay for full @wander experience (car, snacks, gym, sauna, views, etc etc ) than an ab&b in some random neighborhood.
— Kirtan Desai (@kirtandesai) July 10, 2022

The Marketing Genius Of Lil Nas X

💡The marketing genius of Lil Nas X

THREAD ...
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

1/ When Lil Nas X dropped out of college to pursue music he didn’t write many song.

His sole focus was on growing an audience.

He lived on Twitter, made friends, and got popular posting memes. Quickly his account grew to 30,000 followers.
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

2/ The plan was to use his following to promote his music. But it wasn’t that simple.

“I’d post a funny meme and get 2,000 retweets. Then I’d post a song and get 10.“ — @LilNasX
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

3/ So Nas got creative.

He stopped tweeting SoundCloud links and started writing a song he could promote through memes.

“It had to be short. It had to be catchy. It had to be funny.“ — @LilNasX
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

4/ Old Town Road was the result.

Nas paired it with a video of a dancing cowboy and shared it with his followers: https://t.co/TOEHUbYDmj
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

5/ The video went viral. So Nas stuck to this formula:

• Short viral videos
• To the tune of Old Town Road
• Full song linked underneath

As an unknown artist, it was the only way he could get the word out. And the views started piling up.
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

6/ Inspired by Old Town Road's success on Twitter it spread to TikTok, and even onto Billboard’s country music charts.

Yes, the country music charts. Nas listed it as a country song aware that the charts were less competitive.
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

7/ One week later Billboard removed it for “not being a country song”.

Ironically, this was the best thing that could have possibly happened.

Billboard's decision turned Old Town Road into a national talking point and two weeks later it was No. 1.
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

8/ Nas wasn't stopping. He lined up remixes with some of music's biggest stars.

Billboard has a loophole where remix plays count towards the original song's chart placement.

With every remix millions more streams poured in, and Old Town Road became impossible to budge.
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

9/ 17 weeks later he'd broke Mariah Carey’s record for the most consecutive weeks at No. 1.

It’s easy to forget what an extraordinary story this is.

5 months earlier, Nas was a college dropout sleeping on his sister’s couch with a negative balance in his Wells Fargo account.
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

10/ “A lot of people like to say a kid accidentally got lucky. No. This was no accident.“ — @LilNasX

The more I learned about Nas the more I believed him.
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

11/ A key moment in Old Town Road's rise was a video of a man standing on a galloping horse going viral on Twitter.

The audio was set to Old Town Road. Different versions of the video were viewed millions of times.
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

12/ I wanted to know how the video spread, so I did some digging and found it first posted on the 24th December:

I asked the Twitter user why he made the video. He told me Nas had DM'd him the idea. But it doesn't end there ... https://t.co/BkrVe1TIrl
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

13/ Aware that people watching the video would search the full song, Nas changed the song title on YouTube and SoundCloud to include the lyric from the viral video.

He also posted the lyric on Reddit which ranked on Google: pic.twitter.com/41FoqOflks
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

14/ Things didn’t happen to Nas. Things happened because of Nas.

Virality is not mystical.

Take a peek behind the curtain. Nas is sitting in his underpants, on his sister's couch, iPhone in hand, making the whole thing happen.
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

15/ No one knew him. No one cared about his music. No one promoted anything for him.

He made friends, made them laugh, and built an audience.

Then he packaged his song in a way that fit into their life. https://t.co/DCp02WAWfd
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

“The marketing genius of Lil Nas X“ 👉 https://t.co/8HK9zf6avX
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

For more real world marketing examples 👉 https://t.co/rqS3CzMIL3

If you like the thread following @GoodMarketingHQ is appreciated.

Big thank you to our new sponsor @seobuddy

Over and out - Harry
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 4, 2020

Ok, so this thread went “viral“ on Twitter.

But, let's peek behind the curtain once again.
Because it's not magic!

I have a big email list who got sent the article.
I added the pink box to the bottom of the email.

And, it seems to have worked ... pic.twitter.com/hANNgQZsqT
— Marketing Examples (@GoodMarketingHQ) February 5, 2020

Aazar Shad: Marketing

13 Marketing Threads That Will Teach You More Than Any Marketing Class 🧵
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

1/ 14 Bootstrap Marketing Ideas To Grow Todayhttps://t.co/PePsRQCZXd
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

2/ How to Run Facebook Ads in 2022https://t.co/sHqOhxrjig
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

Who is the best salesperson you know?
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 11, 2022

3/ How to Sell Effectively https://t.co/pxEynWhLN6
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

4/ 10 Counterintuitive Career Lessons in Marketinghttps://t.co/GR4FCs8KAy
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

5/ Marketing Books That Will Change Your Lifehttps://t.co/TT21gzQzHc
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

6/ How to Use SEO to Convert Searchers NOWhttps://t.co/rByyACdfqC
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

7/ Marketing Courses That Can Accelerate Your Careerhttps://t.co/D652FHqilr
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

8/ How to Use Psychology To Convert Without Increasing Traffichttps://t.co/pZ2u49Fkgh
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

9/ TikTok Ads to Exploit The Algorithm Right Nowhttps://t.co/9YLjF0lwhX
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

10/ Don't Make These Facebook Ads Mistakeshttps://t.co/EhGNti3nYM
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

11/ How to Run Affiliate Marketinghttps://t.co/3VCd5OckXg
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

12/ How to Tell Compelling Storieshttps://t.co/s7SeuOYuqa
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

13/ How to Build Relationships on Internethttps://t.co/JjIAGMGvKa
— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

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— Aazar Shad (@Aazarshad) July 11, 2022

How do you like my story? Building Credit History For Everybody https://t.co/CMscYpswVL Comments?
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) July 11, 2022

Here's a lesson on how to do cold outreach right.

Don't ask someone for "coffee" or a "quick 20 min call"

(or worst of all - "to pick their brain". You brain pickers stay away)

Here's an example of how my cousin hustled & got connected with @chamath
— Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) February 3, 2021

A day later, @Amaansayed_ builds the website in Webflow - the site is live: https://t.co/HK937Q4Xf7

They email it to chamath & go to sleep pic.twitter.com/lEz07XT1Vy
— Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) February 3, 2021

So good!
— Nathan Barry (@nathanbarry) February 4, 2021

Monday, October 06, 2014

My Klout Score

I just got an email from Klout that says my Klout score went up. Is 50 good? I signed up for Klout like I signed up for LinkedIn. I signed up because it showed up in the news. I signed up and forgot about it. I have rediscovered LinkedIn in the recent years. But Klout I have not dusted off yet.

I guess I am in the top 20% with a score of 50. But that's not good, is it? Top 5% would be nice.

Friday, October 04, 2013

The Appeal Of Network Marketing

(written for Vishwa Sandesh)

The Appeal Of Network Marketing
By Paramendra Bhagat (www.paramendra.com)

I signed up for network marketing not long back. I don’t plan to quit doing the other things I am doing – tech consulting, my tech startup idea, my interest in Nepal hydro – but I am so glad I signed up. I once delved into it before I moved to New York City in 2005. I liked the business model, but I was on the road too much at the time to put in any serious effort. I was already familiar with the business model and a believer. What struck me this time was the products and services were things people were already using. There was this potential for mass appeal.

Traditional companies and distribution networks spend a ton of money on advertising. Network marketing companies do not spend on advertising. Instead they give that money to the marketers in their network. It is not a scam. It is a legitimate business model. Compare the million dollars you need to launch a McDonald’s franchise to the 500 dollars I had to put in to get started. That is a no brainer. This might be the only shot most people might have at business ownership.

There is hard work involved. This is not easy money. Many people sign up and quit because they thought it was effortless and it is not. And it does work. On October 3 Michael Maser showed up at my house. He flew in from Miami just for the event. He is my upline Senior Vice President, the top achievement in the business. He has been at it for 12 years now. He started part time. Then he quit his job once his income from the business matched his income from his job. Now he makes close to 80,000 dollars a week from the business. I saw those figures on his iPad. My most famous local upline is a Bangladeshi guy called Rahman: a bundle of energy and determination. Rahman signed up and made 150,000 dollars in his first four months. You might have seen Santanu at the TD Bank. He currently makes 8,000 dollars a month from the business.

Maser might make a few million a year, but that is not a billion. This is not a billion dollar idea for those who sign up, although it is for the founders of the company. A successful tech startup might be a billion dollar idea. But a million dollars is a lot of money. Less than 5% of Americans make more than 100,000 dollars a year. Rahman made 175,000 dollars in the past six months alone. The dude was driving a cab when he signed up, although he did have a calling card business on the side, which he still operates.

People sign up, go to an event, get excited, and then they go approach a few people and the force of rejection hits them so hard they either lose steam, or quit. The thing is you are not trying to convince people. Prequalifying is important. That way you reject them. They don’t reject you. You ask a set of prequalifying questions. Unless they prequalify, you don’t even bring up the topic. Once they prequalify, you bring it up the right away. And then you are ready for their answer: yes or no.

The support system is a tremendous aspect of the business. You are an independent business owner, but you are not on your own. Your uplines are so willing to go out of the way for you. Michael Maser showed up at my house before I had signed up my first person. Why would he do that? He would do that because he is part of a tremendous support system.

This is not for everybody, but it is for many more people than those that have already signed up. One speaker said, go find the PHDs: poor, hungry, driven people. Or go sign up business owners, people who are already striving to make a buck or two.

More than 99% of the people out there work jobs. Business ownership can feel like a leap of faith. It always strikes me how easy it is to misunderstand this very simple business. The mind keeps flying off of tangents for many new signups. Think about it, if the company is the same, the product and services are the same, and it is the same support system, it has got to be you. You are the reason why it is not working for you. You can become an Independent Business Owner for 500 dollars. But unless you are committed to being a team player and someone who seeks to go through tremendous personal growth, you might not make it. Most people fail because they give up. Most people fail because they do not make use of the support system. You plug into the system, and you plug your downlines into the system. And you learn. You soak it up every step of the way. Speakers get up to speak. You take notes.

Santanu who makes 8,000 dollars a month only signed up five people. He now has 800 people in his network and 18,000 customers. Those five people brought people who brought people who brought people. And all that happened in 12 months. You get the idea.

Some people first sign up as customers. Later they might or might not end up being Independent Business Owners. That is also a nice route to take.

To learn more go to http://bit.ly/1dndWg2

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Relationship Marketing: The ACN Way: An Overview

Monday, October 22, 2012

Sales And Marketing Are Important

English: Red Pinterest logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

LinkedIn has taught us sales is really important. Pinterest is saying marketing is key. I believe.

The Secret Behind Pinterest’s Growth Was Marketing, Not Engineering, Says CEO Ben Silbermann

now the third-largest source of referral traffic on the Internet .... The way Pinterest grew had little to do with Silicon Valley wisdom. It was about marketing — mostly grassroots marketing — not better algorithms. ..... In 2010, three months after Pinterest launched, the site had only 3,000 users. ..... So Pinterest started to have meet-ups at local boutiques, and to take fun pictures of people who attended them, and to engage with bloggers to do invitation campaigns like “Pin It Forward,” where bloggers got more invites to the site by spreading the world. ....... Fundamentally, the future is unwritten ..... he himself thought for a while that the secret to Pinterest’s growth woes would be finding some undiscovered Stanford grad student to build a better algorithm.