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Eric Siu shows how to use the /goal command to automate business tasks. Set a clear outcome like generating 50 ads or multiple landing-page variations, and the tool runs unattended to produce deliverables.
Eric Siu shows how to use the /goal command to automate business tasks. Set a clear outcome like generating 50 ads or multiple landing-page variations, and the tool runs unattended to produce deliverables.
People are using kind of the /goal command at a base level, but I want to talk about using it from a business standpoint, from a revenue-generating standpoint, so you can actually make more money. So the whole idea with /goal is that you're able to not have to check up as much as before whenever you are building something, and you can even have it work through the night. When you're running /goal, you need to make sure that you're defining an outcome, and ideally it's something that's a little clearer, like, hey, I want you to design 50 ads for me in using this initial design over here, and I want you to use this text, or maybe I want you to do 3 landing pages, 3 landing page variations. So the way /go works is that you are basically able to define what you want, and you should define specifically what the definition of done is, and it can get that thing done for you.
