How We're Using AI at Our Companies
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In episode #2483, we talk about some of the different ways that we use AI at our companies. What we won’t be talking about is how to use AI to create text-based content, videos, or images for social media or SEO, because everybody already knows about that! Tune in as we share a few out-of-the-box tools and examples that will (hopefully) give you some new ideas about the applications of AI in your business.
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:00] Today’s topic: How We're Using AI at Our Companies.
- [00:41] Ways that we use AI for analytics.
- [02:30] Useful revenue intelligence and note-taking tools.
- [03:47] How AI can save you time and production costs on creative campaigns.
- [05:01] Leveraging Microsoft Clarity for user behavior insights.
- [06:12] The benefits of receiving “data dumps” from Google Search Console.
- [07:57] Learn more about a tool that identifies decaying content and one-click upgrades it.
- [08:32] That’s it for today! Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe!
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- Fireflies.ai
- Gong.io
- Bacon & Eggs Media
- Microsoft Clarity
- Google Search Console
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