1. ChatGPT (OpenAI) The all-rounder “brain assistant” for everyday thinking, writing, planning, and problem-solving. Best for: - Meal planning, routines, journaling prompts - Writing emails, messages, posts - Breaking down decisions (what to buy, where to go, what to do) - Learning anything quickly Features: - Text + image understanding - Brainstorming & planning - Role-based help (coach, planner, tutor, etc.) Tips & tricks: - Use “act as my personal life organiser” - Ask it to “build me a 7-day plan based on my goals” - Feed it messy thoughts → it cleans them up fast ⸻ 2. Canva (Magic Design + AI tools) Your go-to for visuals, planning documents, and social content. Best for: - Social posts, invitations, vision boards - Event planning layouts - Travel itineraries (visually mapped) - Simple videos Features: - Magic Design (auto-create layouts) - Text-to-image - Background remover - AI presentation builder Tips & tricks: - Paste a messy idea → “turn this into a 5-slide plan” - Use it for life planning boards (not just business) - Great for family events, holidays, budgeting visuals ⸻ 3. Google Gemini A strong everyday assistant especially if you live in Google (Gmail, Docs, Calendar). Best for: - Email summaries and replies - Planning trips using Maps + info - Organising your calendar - Quick research Features: - Works inside Google Workspace - Multimodal (text, images, files) - Real-time info + summaries Tips & tricks: - “Summarise my emails and tell me what matters today” - “Plan a weekend in Brisbane with low effort activities” - Use it as your “life admin cleaner” ⸻ 4. Perplexity AI Think of it as “Google, but it actually answers properly.” Best for: - Health research (symptoms, diet info) - Travel comparisons - Product comparisons - Learning topics fast Features: - Answers with sources - Real-time web search - Clean summaries (no fluff)

Exciting times tonight, using 10Web.io to combine my two websites, services for clients, template shop, membership with courses workshops and products, can’t wait to share the final results and feedback on my input and experience using this tool! 👏🤩🫶

I’m excited to share Poe.com with you, free access to multiple AI tools like ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, Manus, just to name a few, below is my input and Grok’s output from the demo in the video: INPUT Create a social media strategy to promote my two Skool communities and their content, see attached, both have freemium subscriptions OUTPUT Below, I'll outline a comprehensive social media strategy tailored to promoting your two Skool communities: Dishy Digital: AI + Marketing (focused on empowering business owners with AI-driven marketing skills, tools, and confidence-building resources) and AI Tools 4 Apps 4 Businesses (a hub for small/solo business owners to leverage AI for everyday tasks like content creation, marketing, admin, and customer service without overwhelm). Since both operate on a freemium model (free access to basic content/community, with premium upgrades for deeper workshops, sessions, and accountability), the strategy emphasizes driving free sign-ups as a gateway to conversions. This strategy assumes you're starting from scratch or building on existing efforts. It's designed to be actionable, scalable, and aligned with platforms where your target audience (business owners, entrepreneurs, marketers) hangs out. I'll keep it witty and practical—because who wants a strategy that's drier than a marketing textbook? 1. Strategy Goals - Primary Goal: Drive 500+ free sign-ups per community in the first 3 months, with a 20% conversion rate to premium subscriptions. - Secondary Goals:Build brand awareness: Reach 10,000+ impressions/month per community.Foster engagement: Achieve 5-10% engagement rate (likes, comments, shares) on posts.Generate user-generated content: Encourage members to share their wins, turning them into organic promoters.Long-term: Position you as the "AI whisperer" for overwhelmed business owners, leading to partnerships or affiliate opportunities. Track progress with tools like Google Analytics (for link clicks to Skool), platform insights (e.g., LinkedIn Analytics), or free tools like Buffer/Hootsuite.