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🤖 Meta Is Building AI Agents to Run Ads
Meta Platforms is investing heavily in AI agents that can run advertising campaigns automatically. Upload: - product image - marketing goal - budget And the AI could: - write ad copy - generate images and video - launch ads - test audiences - optimise campaigns Impressive tech. But tools like this don’t replace people who understand strategy. They make them more valuable. 🧠 The Catch With AI Researchers from Harvard Business Review are warning about something interesting. Companies using too many AI tools are seeing: - decision fatigue - mental overload - reduced productivity AI should not give you more work. It should replace work through the development of automated systems. Feeling Overwhelmed? If all of this feels like a lot, start simple. Inside the classroom, begin with: - Step 1 – Niche Finder - Step 2 – Core Offer Builder - Step 3 – Audience Kickstarter - These three steps give you the foundation that everything else sits on. Once that is clear, the tools become much easier to use.
🤖 Meta Is Building AI Agents to Run Ads
4 likes • Mar 13
The automation paradox in action. I've been watching this shift. Meta's betting most advertisers don't want to think about strategy — they just want results. For plug-and-play offers, that works. But here's what I see: the gap between "runs ads" and "understands why this audience converts" just got wider. Anyone who can define positioning, read audience psychology, and measure what actually drives lifetime value now has an unfair advantage. The AI handles execution. The human defines what's worth executing. That skill gap doesn't shrink as tools get better. It widens. Strategic thinking becomes the bottleneck — and the leverage point. I used to break systems for a living. Now I build them. The pattern's the same: automation amplifies whoever's steering it. Bill - AI learning strategy beats automation every time
👇DAY 4: The Follow-Up Funnel That Gets Attention
🎉Day 4 of the 5-Day Funnel Challenge is when you’ll create a 5-part evergreen email sequence that feels like a chat with a pal, not a marketing campaign. 🔗 Click here to start Day 4 You’ll learn how to: 📬 Deliver your lead magnet in a way that it actually gets used (quite rare, you know!) 💡 Share personal stories that build trust and credibility 🔥 Move your reader from “thanks” to “what else have you got?” 💭 Disarm resistance with empathy, not pressure (something many emails completely get wrong!) Plus, I’ll walk you through a re-engagement automation for the quiet ones who didn’t click. (These guys always get forgotten about!) Today is about how you build a bond, the kind of connection that gets real replies - and gets clients that turn into raving fans - oh yes. ❓Don't forget - you can ask me any questions you need to keep the momentum going. 💚Kerry
2 likes • Jan 31
The funnel challenge is solid framing for the content, Kerry. Evergreen sequences that don't read like evergreen sequences are genuinely difficult to write. That balance between structured delivery and conversational tone is where most email automation falls apart. The lead magnet delivery piece you mentioned is the one most people skip past. Getting someone to actually use the thing they downloaded, not just collect it, that's half the battle right there.
🔓Finish The Funnel Challenge, Unlock The Vault
By joining the 5-Day Funnel Challenge, you're also 'playing' for access to my private vault of cheatsheets, guides and playbooks! 🧰 The Evergreen Builder’s Kit Think of it as your “build it faster” drawer: - Offers That Convert – tools to shape, price and position your offers so people actually buy - Know Your Market – audience builders, avatar worksheets and niche clarity prompts so you stop guessing - Smart Copy Shortcuts – email, post and headline templates that sound like you but sell like a pro - Plan & Focus Tools – daily, weekly and monthly planners that keep your brain clear and your priorities sharp - Automate & Elevate – blueprints for simple automations that quietly run things in the background, even if you’re “not techy” Plus: Every freebie I’ve given out since day one, tidied into neat folders so you can dip in, download and get on with building instead of hunting through old emails. Here’s the fun bit. You can’t buy this. You earn it. ✅ Complete the upcoming 5-Day Funnel Challenge ✅ Build your lead magnet, landing page, tripwire, emails and upsell ✅ Mark the lessons done …and the Evergreen Builder’s Kit unlocks in your account. Because once you’ve nailed your niche, your offer and your audience, you don’t need more theory. You need fuel. This is the fuel. 👉 Join the 5-Day Funnel Challenge here: https://funnelchallenge.passivai.net P.S. If you like the idea of logging in, grabbing a proven template and getting back to living your life, you will live inside this Evergreen Buildeers Kit.
🔓Finish The Funnel Challenge, Unlock The Vault
4 likes • Jan 22
That's clever packaging, Kerry. Dual incentive structure - people show up for the learning, stay for the vault access. The challenge-as-qualifier approach weeds out tire kickers. Someone who completes five days of work has already demonstrated they'll use what's in that kit. Better conversion math than "here's everything upfront, hope you open it."
🚨The 5-Day Funnel Builder Challenge Starts Next Monday!
If you’ve ever felt like funnels are something other people “figure out” while you’re stuck duct-taping links together, this is for you. Not because you need more information. But because you need a clear sequence and something you can actually finish. Over five days, you’ll build a complete, working funnel. Not theory. Not templates that gather dust. A real system you can use again and again. Here’s what’s inside and, more importantly, what it does for you... Day 1: Craft a lead magnet that: - Solves one specific problem for the right person - Feels genuinely useful, not like a bribe - Naturally leads someone to take the next step Stop guessing what to give away and start attracting people who are actually a good fit. Day 2: Build a landing page that feels like an open door, a focused page that: - Explains the value clearly - Captures leads without friction - Is ready to share immediately Have a reliable place to send people instead of apologising for your links. Day 3: Set up a tripwire/thank-you, which is: - A thank you page that builds trust, not confusion - A low-ticket offer that makes sense, even to first-time visitors - Simple upsell and downsell logic that doesn’t feel pushy Your funnel stops being a hobby and starts paying for itself. Day 4: Evergreen email sequence magic that: - Delivers your lead magnet properly - Builds familiarity and trust - Opens the door to your paid offers without pressure You’re no longer relying on one page to do all the work. Day 5: Upsell final touches where you'll: - Refine your sales copy using a proven structure - Add light urgency where it actually belongs - Test the entire funnel from start to finish You walk away with a system, not a pile of loose parts. Bonus: Link to high ticket affiliate offer upsells and learn how to: - Use trusted affiliate products ethically - Position them as a natural next step - Earn meaningful commissions without creating more stuff You can monetise properly without having to build everything from scratch.
🚨The 5-Day Funnel Builder Challenge Starts Next Monday!
4 likes • Jan 22
This is where I need to check myself. I've been building solutions looking for problems instead of finding a niche and building for them. Funnels only work when you know who's walking through the door. Going to use this challenge to reverse my approach—start with who I'm trying to help, then figure out what they actually need.
🤖AI Top Trumps🚀
I looked at an AI leaderboard so you don’t have to... 📌 Quick translation: it’s basically “Top Trumps for LLMs”, but instead of a dragon vs a robot, it’s: - memory - reasoning - tool use - how often it doesn’t faceplant on a multi-step task 💡 What the table roughly suggests: - GPT-5.2 xhigh is the all-rounder, best overall scores in this screenshot - Claude Opus 4.5 is the “close second that often writes like it has read a book” - Gemini 3 Pro Preview is the “I can remember your entire business plan” option because the context window is enormous - The “medium” tiers are where you start seeing the classic symptoms: - randomly shortening your copy - ignoring half the brief - confidently inventing details - acting like schema markup is a vibe not a format 🧠 What this means for you (and your future sanity): - If you’re doing multi-step tasks (funnels, automations, CRM logic, debugging, structured content), choose the model that scores well on agentic/tool use - If you’re pasting big inputs (long pages, brand rules, FAQs, 18 tabs worth of chaos), prioritise context window - If you’re writing persuasive content, remember: - leaderboards measure test performance - your audience measures whether it sounds like a human who understands humans 🎯 My practical rule of thumb: - Use the “big brain” tier when the job has consequences - Use the fast one when you’re brainstorming and you don’t mind binning 30% of it 💎 Tiny challenge for today: - Pick one task you keep avoiding (a sales page section, a follow-up sequence, a messy automation) - Run it through a higher-tier model once - Compare time saved, clarity gained and how many times you mutter “for God’s sake” at the screen P.S. If you want, comment MODEL ME and tell me what you’re using AI for (content, automations, offers, SEO). I’ll tell you which model mode to use for that job and the prompt structure that stops it going off piste.
🤖AI Top Trumps🚀
3 likes • Jan 19
The leaderboard framing makes sense. Benchmarks reduced to stat comparisons—which is useful for side-by-side evaluation but doesn't capture how the model actually performs under real conditions. The faceplanting metric is the interesting one. Multi-step tasks expose the difference between "can follow instructions" and "can hold context across a complex chain without losing the thread." What's the task mix on that leaderboard? Is it weighted toward reasoning and tool use, or does it include more general-purpose benchmarks?
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From somebody who has been computer literate since 1979 (can you say TRS 80), Garbage in = Garbage out. It is time to be on the cutting edge of AI.

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