Danny Walsh says don't search Google or ask ChatGPT when his app breaks. Email him, text on WhatsApp, use Voxer, or file a support ticket instead. Generic answers are usually wrong. He'll fix it fast and is collecting common questions to prevent problems.
Next question: what do we do if something breaks? Message me straight away. I've already fixed a few things and I've adjusted a few things based on your feedback. Don't Google it, don't ask ChatGPT. Neither of these software or programs or any kind of thing, search engines, have got enough data on the apps. They'll just tell you some crazy stuff. When I worked at ClickFunnels and I was managing their Facebook group for a long time, you know, one of the big things that we would see is somebody would ask a question about ClickFunnels and then somebody would copy it, paste it into ChatGPT, and then just paste the answer in the comments, and it was always wrong, right? AI will assume because it doesn't know anything about the software themselves. Just come to me, and all you need to do is drop me an email, send me a WhatsApp, you know, you've got my number, you can get me on Voxer, you can get me whichever way you need to come in, open the support ticket, whatever you need to do, and I will fix the issue, right? And I'll fix it pretty quick. So don't bother trying to waste time Googling or ChatGPT because you still need me to go and do something in the app. And there's no point sending me an email that says ChatGPT said this because it doesn't make sense. Like, we need to do what's actually the real solution. And don't be afraid of dropping me an email or dropping a message either. You know, some people have sent me a big list of questions and I've replied straight away. I've taken those questions, I've answered them, I put them into this document. I'm making sure that we cover them. From all angles so you guys get the best chance of success. This is not about
