Hey! Want to get a bunch of leads? Try this! I went to Google AI Studio and simply wrote: "Review Google Maps listings for dental offices in Denver. Identify dentists who either do not have a website listed or whose website appears to be outdated or unprofessional (e.g., poor design, broken links, lack of mobile responsiveness). For each identified practice, find their contact information (phone number and/or email address) and compile a list of at least 20 practices in a spreadsheet format. In addition to checking the google maps info check google chrome." But then it did one BETTER! It created a website where I can simply enter a location and it searches, google maps and chrome and delivers a list. See my video for more! I am now building one for my husband's production company to find companies that do not have YouTube Channels or outdated videos. Will you try this? Tell me how it goes! Your friend, Jam

🧠 Hey Jam Fam! 🚨 I have TWO very fun ideas to work through on the co-build. Help me decide which one to show you. WOULD YOU RATHER see: 🖥️ Option 1: How to create a sales webinar- I'll show you step by step from ideation to promotion and the tech and tools that go with it. I'll demo click funnels along with the GPT I made and how I promote it. 👯‍♂️ Option 2: Blotato Review- @Flora Mercury and I have been diving into Blotato head first to grow the Jam AI social media footprint. I could show you how it works and the strategy behind it. For those of you who don't know- Blotato is a social media platform that uses AI to create the idea, the captions, the images and videos and posts for you. 🟡 ps- I have a live webinar for Real Estate Pros today- It's kind of interesting what we've done with custom GPTs. I'll have that recording in the classroom, or join live! The registration link is in the calendar. 🟡🟡 pps- I have my SCORE.org National Webinar next week. So far we have 2500 registered, so join me and cheer me on. This is the one group I get a little stage fright in front of because it's so giant! https://www.score.org/event/game-changing-ai-tools-%E2%80%93-automate-tasks-create-content-faster-grow-your-business Tell me which option you want to see tomorrow in Co-Build with me!

🏆 Happy Monday, Team! Tell me something: I want to know what your favorite AI tool is of the moment and I want to know how you're using it! 🧡 Please respond! This thread will become a great resource to all of us. 🧠 I'll go first: Manus- I've been using it to define my AI Business Manifesto for Jam AI, which then helps me create better content in every LLM I use. The research aspect of Manus + the ability to do exactly what I tell it has made it my new best friend. (Not sure what I mean about the AI Business Manifesto? Check out our Ai Marketing Course in the classroom.)

I had a chance to look at Kevin's webinar RE: Make automation - honestly, I can think of an easier intro to Make than what he presented. For those of you 'following along' I wanted to highlight that for 'Idea' - don't feel obligated to stick to a keyword - if you published a blog or article use the URL for 'Idea' column - and write the prompt as the video describes - you can create social media posts to go with that article. *And, there's no reason why you can't map that image description to an AirTable column as well in case you want to tweak the image. You can still gen the image w/ Replicate as shown in video but this way you can also gen image using another tool. I took the liberty of extending the example GPT prompt a bit for those of you who do not like risking garbled text in an image: You are a helpful social media manager and content writer that writes platform specific social media content for LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Create a realistic image description to go with these posts. The image description must specify that image does not contain any text, letters or words Output in JSON using this format: { "linkedin":"linkedPostGoesHere", "instagram":"instagramPostGoesHere", "facebook":"facebookPostGoesHere", "twitter":"twitterPostGoesHere", "Image":"ImageDescriptionGoesHere" } Also, he mentioned it, but since it was beyond the scope of webinar did not go over Primary Key (PK) aka the Record_ID. I am highlighting this because I've seen a few instances where members of the community have indicated they want to create their own CRM - personally, I think there are plenty of affordable CRM platforms out there but if you feel adventurous - PKs will matter (a lot) along with FKs (foreign keys). So to fully leverage AirTable or other DIY CRM solutions, Google 'normalize a database' and map your entities...

Hey Everyone! Tony and Kevin and I are always looking for input from you. What are you looking to learn? Don't be shy tell us in the comments how we can help you grow 📈