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33 contributions to AI Marketing
AI + Email + Website = The Conversion Loop No One Talks About
Everyone’s trying to automate tasks… But almost nobody is automating trust. You can build all the fancy workflows you want but if your automation doesn’t make people feel seen, it won’t convert. I learned this the hard way .I once set up an AI follow up system that sent over 1,000 emails automatically .Open rates were great but replies were dead quiet. Then I realized something simple Automation only works when every piece of your system talks to the next. So I connected my website forms → AI → email sequences, and suddenly things clicked. If someone watched a demo video, they got an email about automating content .If they checked out my pricing page, they got a story showing ROI. Same system. Same tools. Just smarter connections. Once the journey felt personal, my reply rate tripled because people felt like I actually understood them. That’s the real AI + Email + Website conversion loop nobody talks about Automation isn’t about doing more .It’s about doing it smarter so your systems build trust for you. Want me to share how you can start building your own simple conversion loop? Comment “loop” below and I’ll break it down for you.
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what i loved about that thread is how many people underestimate the tiny automations between the big assets. we started adding a simple ai-generated “micro nudge” after someone hit a landing page but didn’t finish. nothing fancy, just a short reminder written in a more human tone. conversions ticked up because the loop felt natural, not robotic. the fun part is watching how a small tweak in message style shifts the whole funnel.
🔥 Ultimate Guide to GEO‼️
What distinguishes SEO from GEO, and how can you successfully utilize GEO for your benefit? As promised, here is the ultimate guide to GEO, @Ray Merlin If you want to use the guide, please be so kind as to not remove me as the author. Please comment on your experience with GEO, or even if you haven't had any experience yet, whether the guide is helpful in understanding the concept behind GEO. We want to give the community a little push, and every comment helps.
🔥 Ultimate Guide to GEO‼️
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geo stuff always looks simple until you’re knee-deep in data weirdness. the part that hit me was how different intent can be just a few kilometers apart. i tested two city blocks with the same creative and one tanked while the other printed leads. ai helps me scale variations fast, but i still sanity check everything with small batches before going wide.
The Real Reason Most Businesses Stay “Busy But Stuck
lately, I’ve noticed something interesting while helping different business owners with their systems.They’re not lacking effort… they’re lacking clarity. Busy doesn’t always mean productive. A lot of people are spending their days reacting instead of leading, answering calls, handling messages, chasing follow-ups, fixing the same problems every week. But when you zoom out, most of that chaos is coming from processes that haven’t been defined (or automated). Once you build simple systems, even basic ones, the noise drops, and progress suddenly feels predictable again. Question for you all: What’s one “busy work” task you wish you could remove from your week forever?
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the “busy but stuck” thing hit me because i used to spend hours tweaking funnels that didn’t even have real data yet. when i forced myself to only do tasks that moved revenue in a 7-day window, everything simplified. ai made me faster, but focus made me profitable. most people aren’t stuck from lack of tools, they’re stuck from saying yes to every little task except the ones that actually drive the month.
Building AI dev team
As marketers we often need to build apps, funnels, websites, data processes and many other things. We can use AI as developers to do this... We are shifting from the era of AI autocomplete to autonomous coding agents. This new guide outlines how engineering teams can delegate entire workflows to AI, utilizing models that can now sustain reasoning for hours rather than seconds. The document covers specific strategies for transforming every phase of the development lifecycle: - Plan: Agents cross-reference specs with codebases to map dependencies and estimate complexity. - Build: Moving from manual coding to "First-Pass Implementation" by agents, while engineers focus on architecture. - Test & Review: Using AI to generate edge-case tests and conduct initial code reviews before a human sees the pull request. - Deploy: Automating root cause analysis by connecting agents directly to logging tools. - The key takeaway is that the engineer's role is evolving from rote implementation to design and supervision. Download the full PDF below to access the "Getting Started" checklists for each stage. author - OpenAI
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this breakdown felt way too real because most people think an ai team is just “prompt people” when in practice it turns into a puzzle made of weird edge cases, prompt libraries, and models that behave differently depending on the weather. i liked that you framed it like building small autonomous units instead of one mega team. i’ve seen tiny squads outperform big teams just because they documented their wins and failures in a simple shared notebook. the idea of shipping fast over architecting the perfect setup is exactly how ai teams survive the constant updates. smart take.
The workflow I use to create all my AI film content (breaking it down Monday)
Thanks to @Matt Simone for the encouragement and opportunity to break it down LIVE this Monday(different group). I’ve spent the last few months refining a workflow that lets me go from idea --> cinematic frames --> finished AI film scenes -- faster and with way better consistency. Here’s what’s working right now: - lock character refs + style before generating anything - Storyboarding + build scenes with 3–6 multi-shot clusters instead of single images(Nano Banana & Seedreamv4) - push sequences into Seedance, Wan2.5, Veo3, or others for motion + camera dynamics - attach sound + dialogue + lip-sync at the end(11labs) + An AI AGENT that speeds up the whole pipeline Which steps would you be most interested in a deep dive on? Comment below 👇 Examples: https://anime-test.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/AIFilmAcademy_promo.mp4 https://youtu.be/GqgYoDhELew https://www.skool.com/anime/big-update-fam-i-just-built-an-ai-agent-that-creates-your-anime-in-1-click?p=cf9cc192
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just watched the workflow breakdown and the biggest thing that stood out wasn’t the tools, it was the order. most creators jump straight into generation, but your monday setup looks more like prepping ingredients before cooking. i’ve been testing a similar “pre-build assets once, reuse forever” approach and it cuts hours. curious if you ever hit the point where the ai visuals start looking samey and what you do to break that pattern.
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Sakshi Gahlawat
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Marketing enthusiast focused on growth, strategy, and creative impact. Here to connect, share insights, and keep levelling up with like-minded pros.

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