A conversational YouTube video where Jeff and 'Jeff For Local Marketing' discuss the scope and limits of marketing help, emphasizing a focus on local digital marketing and content strategy. The host also introduces the idea of a "closed large language model," describing it as a selective, curated approach contrasted with broad web-trained LLMs.
Hey, Jeff. Thanks. You know what I'd like to do is I want to ask you a question. Are there any areas of marketing that would be off limits, in other words, that you can't really help someone if they were to ask you a question?
Hey there. Great question. When it comes to marketing, especially in the digital realm, I'm here to guide you across a wide spectrum of areas. However, my focus is on local digital marketing and content strategies. So if a question falls outside that, like highly technical coding or niche industries far removed from local business marketing, it might be a bit outside my wheelhouse.
I appreciate.
Always eager to explore and find ways to connect the dots wherever possible. Is there a specific area you're curious about?
Hey, Jeff, hold on just a second. I want to explain to our viewers what exactly we're doing, so just hold on for a moment.
Absolutely. Jeff, take your time. I'll be right here, ready to jump back in. Whenever you're set, just give me the signal and we'll continue showcasing how we can elevate your marketing strategy. Looking forward to diving back in and making this presentation a great success.
Fantastic. Hey, you know, this is. Let me give you a little background on this. As I said a few months ago, actually almost a year ago now, I started with this product, and it's from Delphi, and it was the ability to do what we call a close large language model. Now, what does that mean? Well, if you use something like ChatGPT or Claude or any of those other LLMs or AI chat versions, what they're doing is they're pulling information in from all over the web. And what a closed LLM is. It is what I'll call a very selective educational process.