Are you using the western expensive models or the chinese , just as good but cheaper models ? and why?

I have been developing AI authority filters for my travel business ecosystem involving Meetup, Facebook, and Skool filters. I have had chat gpt remember everything and it has been working fine until now. Chat GPT all of a sudden after locking in these systems and using them for marketing, creating content copy and creating travel itineraries and checking profitability of said trips, all of a sudden, doesn't remember the details of these authorities(and I am paying for the enhanced version) Has anyone else run into this? And how have you adapted to ensure your frameworks are never compromised again? I have been developing these filters over the last month and feel I have lost a heck of a lot.

If you're selling AI automation, don't build your lead list using only: Industry = Dentist Industry = Agency Industry = HVAC That tells you almost nothing about whether they actually need your automation. Instead, look for **buying signals**. Here are 7 you can check for free: 1. They are actively running ads Check Meta Ad Library or search their business on Google. If they're spending money generating leads, improving lead response becomes much easier to sell. 2. Their website pushes visitors to book a call Look for: “Book consultation” “Get a quote” “Schedule appointment” “Request demo” That usually means leads have to be contacted, qualified, or scheduled. 3. They are hiring people to do the job manually Search LinkedIn or Indeed for: Appointment setter Receptionist Customer support Lead manager Sales development rep If they're paying humans to repeatedly do something your automation handles, that's a strong signal. 4. They have multiple locations More locations usually means: More calls. More enquiries. More appointments. More repetitive work. Much easier automation opportunity than a one-person company. 5. They already use software your automation can connect to Check their website or job posts for tools like: GoHighLevel HubSpot Salesforce Calendly Shopify Zendesk If they already have systems in place, you're not asking them to completely change how they work. 6. Speed matters in their business Examples: HVAC emergency calls. Legal leads. Real estate enquiries. Paid-ad leads. Medical appointments. Home-service quotes. If responding 6 hours later can lose the customer, there is an obvious reason for automation. 7. They have enough volume for the problem to hurt This is the most important one. An AI receptionist sounds useful. But if a company receives 3 calls per week, they probably don't care. If they receive 50+ enquiries every day, now you have something worth discussing. This is how I'd think about lead generation:

Hey everyone 👋 I'm Görkem from Turkey. I am a freelance video editor and I am currently developing a business about AI automation for creative agencies. Good to be here and looking forward to know about you guys. Thanks :)

Hi all 👋Jem here. I run an operations/VA placement business working mostly with ecommerce founders. Joined to learn from how this community thinks about AI marketing and trade notes. Looking forward to it. 🤓