EP 87: AI Secrets to Supercharge Your Marketing

This is the Everyday AI show, the everyday podcast where we simplify AI and bring its power to your fingertips. Listen daily for practical advice to boost your career, business, and everyday life. If you had one of the world's leading marketing voices to teach you about AI, what would you ask them? Well, it's not just a rhetorical question today, if you're joining us live, that's your opportunity. I'm very excited to talk to our guest today about AI secrets to supercharge your marketing. All right, and that's not an exaggeration. I'm not talking in hyperbole today. This is what we're actually going to do. So if you're joining us live, you're in for a treat. What are your questions on how you can use AI to grow your marketing, even if you're not a marketer? Maybe you're a small business owner. Maybe you work in a field that's not marketing at all. Maybe you're in sales. But what would you want to know? Get your questions in now. We're going to talk about it, but before we do, as a reminder, my name's Jordan Wilson. This is Everyday AI. Thanks for tuning in. This is your daily livestream podcast and free daily newsletter helping everyday people like you and me learn AI and how we can not just learn what's going on, but how we can actually leverage it. So, extremely excited for this episode today. But before we do, let's do what we do every day. Let's run down the AI news. So, brain implants. Yeah, they're actually a thing. Not in a becoming superhuman kind of way. But a new article that we're sharing about today in the newsletter from Wired shows that people who are paralyzed are actually using brain implants and aids AI to talk better and to talk more, to speak more accurately. So pretty exciting news on that front. We've talked about AI brain chips on the show before, and mostly it's people that aren't having any issues wanting to become superhuman. But some exciting and encouraging news in that report. All right, AI hype is all over the place, especially when it comes to earnings calls. So a new study today out of the Washington Post shows that more than a thousand companies this year have mentioned AI in their quarterly earnings. And what was it 10 years ago? Guys, AI has been around since the 50s. Businesses have been using it since the 80s. But 10 years ago, only 36 companies mentioned AI in their quarterly earnings calls. This year, a thousand. The more I think companies think the more you say AI, the more money that you can raise and the higher your stock will go. All right, last but not least. And there's a lot more in the newsletter today. Way more news pieces. But does Mid Journey have a new serious competitor?

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I gotta, I gotta come hard with the marketing today because we have a marketing expert joining us and I'm extremely excited. So I'm gonna, let's, let's go ahead and welcome in. Let's give him the good everyday AI welcome to Mark DeGrasse, the President of Digital Marketer.com Morning Mark. Thank you. I'm happy, I'm happy to have you on the show. So if you don't know, Digital Marketer is one of the premier places that people all over the world learn about marketing. So real quick, mark, for the 1 in 100 people out there that haven't heard of Digital Marketer, because we don't have. It's not just marketers listening to our show but just give them a quick background on yourself and Digital Marketer.

Sure. So I've been doing content marketing for about 20 years. I was originally started in the early, early 2000s getting into actual e commerce and marketing content. Had a magazine, sold that magazine to a company called on it, one of Joe Rogan's companies and then formed their Onit Academy. So basically their content base for teaching. So I formed their certifications, hired the trainers, built the gym, all that fun stuff. And then I wrote a book about the process called unconventional marketing where it was basically an organic way to grow a company and sell it. Tried to implement that with about 300 companies over about six years with a marketing website, a branding agency and then got a job at Digital Marketer which was fantastic because I just wanted to teach marketing. That's what I was trying to do with small business owners before I realized that nobody wants to know marketing except for marketers. So you should just talk to them. So Digital Marketer, fantastic place to be one of the oldest, you know, e marketing companies. The first digital marketing company for a lot of people. And we've taught over 120,000 marketers certified. We have about 12 different certifications ranging from strategy to e commerce to content and social and analytics and all that kind of fun stuff. We also have a mastermind with Ryan Dice. The company was actually formed after tnc, which is Traffic and Convergence Summit, which was again one of the first kind of digital marketing conferences held in San Diego. And that was, you know, I think that was 2009 or 2010. So we've been around for a while. You know, a lot of the big names you see in marketing actually worked here if you really tilt down into it. So it's a fantastic place to be. And we, you know, our goal is really to teach as many people to do actual marketing strategy as possible. So we're, we're still working.

Yeah, the, the short version of that is everyone, if you're in marketing, advertising, communication, every, everyone has learned something from, from, from digital marketer and, and, and probably Mark as well.

So.

All right, now let's talk about what people want to know, right? Because I think what people want to know is how can I use AI to, to, to market my business, to market my brand, to market my company. Let's start as high level as possible, Mark, and then we'll, then we'll dive in a little bit deeper. But how can people use AI to market their, your company?

Okay, I'm gonna say a big statement here and it's that there's no excuse for no marketing strategy anymore. Because what you'll actually find with most companies is they don't have a marketing strategy. What they have is like some goals and some marketing stuff that they do, but they don't have a cohesive approach to the entire process of marketing. They don't connect social with their blog or their blog with their email campaigns, or their email campaigns with the paid ads or the paid ads with their SEO. Like all of these things are completely siloed. And they have been for the last 10, 15 years, primarily because all marketing started to rely on paid advertising, primarily through Google. So you didn't need to be good at marketing, you didn't need a strategy. You didn't need anything other than a product and some cash and you could just throw it, you know, some ads at it and oh, look, I'm making money. And what that led to was a lack of retention where no companies really cared about keeping a customer. Because I could just get more customers. I just put it in the money machine. And so what happened was marketing strategy kind of went out the window because it just wasn't necessary for most companies. You didn't have to be Good at marketing, didn't have to be good at branding, didn't even need a good product most of the time because there's always new customers. Now what's happening today is that you're having, you know, the economy's not doing great, people have less money, people are being really, you know, focusing on their purchases. They're not spending money like, oh, whatever, who cares? No, the jobs are contracting, money's contracting. Everybody's getting concerned about the future and what happens is the just people don't spend cash like they used to. So we're going back to real marketing, which is fantastic because services are crap right now and so is products. You know, I, I just bought a dishwasher, you know, year and a half ago, and it's breaking somehow. It wasn't cheap, but this kind of planned obsolescence that a lot of manufacturers have built their entire businesses on is bull, you know.

Yeah, don't get me started on every new appliance in my home. Also breaking at the same time. Frustrating, right? You, yeah, you bring up, you know, it's, I, I guess companies are working in, you know, updates, you know, as if their physical products were software, but.

What just didn't matter before, you know.

Yeah, that's a good point. That's a good point. Hey, real quick, as a reminder, everyone, this is live, so if you're listening later on the podcast, check in the show notes. There will be a link where you can come and ask, you know, Mark and myself questions. But for everyone joining us live, thank you, Jack from YouTube. Michael, good morning, PJ, Brian, so many people already. Thank you all for joining us. So I'm gonna try to get to some of your questions later, but make sure to get them in now. I'm gonna start with a hot take. We're gonna go from broken dishwashers to a hot take here with, with Mark DeGrasse, the president of digitalmarketer.com. yeah, yeah, yeah. Is AI going to ruin things?

No, no, that was kind of my point of building up this whole situation was that you don't have an excuse anymore because number one, you need strategic marketing. Like, it's just not going to be possible. Because our primary metric in the, in probably the next six to 12 months, everybody's going to be saying this. It's lifetime customer value or customer lifetime value. I'm going to say it. But that's going to be the only metric that matters because ad costs are going to go through the roof because, because of these automations, because of AI and Google's push to get more and more businesses online. It's going to get super competitive and it's going to be super easy to do paid ads because AI is really good at experimentation. You could do experiments all day long and a human can only do how many before you get kind of bored or it's good enough. So AI is taking that piece away. So paid ads are just going to be super easy. Anybody could get online. It's going to drive the cost of paid ads through the roof. Now you're going to have to be good at keeping customers and so you need a strategy. So with AI, what you can do is create something like we have a digital marketer called the Customer Value Journey and you could do it in a single props. So instead of having to know get certified, we have a 40 hour certification in digital marketing strategy. You don't need to do that because I have a prompt that's free on my website that you could just have the Customer Value Journey, a complete strategy done for you in one prompt using ChatGPT. And it's free. So it's, it'll tell you exactly how the path works, how the, the different methods connect, what you should do at each stage of the journey. Going from awareness to engagement to conversion to ascension to promotion. Like all these stages you'd have to think about now you don't have to because you could just plop it in and now there's no reason why you can't have a cohesive, comprehensive direct marketing strategy that you know, you can now execute and keep your customers for longer. So that's, that's where you go with AI.

Yeah, 100% the way AI can even, you know, to your point Mark, just an ideation and strategy alone, I don't think people fully realize. And if you heard Mark mention, you know his website, hey, don't, don't, don't leave us now. Stay on the stream. We'll put it in the newsletter. So, so stick with us and get your questions in. So you know, we already have, I think a good, a good question here from Dr. Javi Castro. So let's, let's take it one step further. So he's asking what are some common mistakes companies make when it comes to marketing. But let's take it one step fa, one step further Mark, and say how can you fix it with AI?

Oh well, I mean you can fix it a million different ways but you know the biggest thing you could do, number one, get that strategy. So there's no reason why you don't know how all the pieces of marketing work together, because you can make a strategy using AI in like five seconds. Now the other piece, the biggest piece that you can do in terms of making a cohesive strategy is to figure out your brand voice. And so your brand voice should be a single sentence, and it sums up everything that you're trying to do to serve your customer. And then once you have this voice and it's unique to your company, and so once you have this voice, you can take that one sentence and apply it to all of your marketing. And so what this does is allows you to have consistent messaging and voice on your social media and on your emails and on your websites and on your brochures and on your, you know, marketing conference materials and whatever it is. But you can apply this one statement called the brand voice to everything. And now you don't have, you know, Sally and social writes like this. And Bob over there on expos, he talks like this and he sells like this. And what it leads to is just a lack of cohesiveness. And people notice that. Actually, people notice when you have consistency because they are impressed. They're like, wow, you really got your crap together. And very few companies do this. And with AI, you could actually easily apply it just by having this brand voice. And when you're writing your next social post, you don't just type, type, type, whatever, I don't care. You plug it into ChatGPT and you make sure that every level of your marketing organization has consistent messaging because they're told to use this prompt to make sure that they're sticking with the brand voice. And so those two things, strategy and keeping a consistent brand voice. And then you can, of course, use ChatGPT to splinter an article into a million pieces so that your blog is now connected to your social posts and your press releases and whatever else you have, because you just had the machine put it together. It's amazing. It changes everything it brings.

Like what you said in all things marketing, branding, like having that, that, that synonymous voice is so important because it makes the consumer or the customer feel at ease and it's time consuming and, you know, like what Jackie said here. So shout out to Jackie running the marketing department at DePaul University. But she says I cuts hours out of syllabus creation. Absolutely. Cecilia says we're all marketing something. So, Mark, I think you have great advice for, you know, people that aren't even marketers, right? Let's, let's dig into those that are marketers and, you know, they're, they're hearing some things you're saying and they're like, okay, yeah, that's at my level, let's take it next level. What are some of those marketing some of those AI secrets maybe that you're using or that you're experimenting with right now that are maybe just beyond, you know, the everyday tapping into chat GPT. What are those things that you think are really going to be able to tape take marketers or companies marketing to the next level?

I'll give you a big one. And I've told this to a bunch of people because, you know, a lot of people say like, I don't need to write articles anymore or I don't need to write emails anymore. I don't have to do these things to have ChatGPT. The problem is if you do it wrong, which is just type in, write an email firing Bob, you know, and then it's going to give you whatever format it has, averaging all of the firing Bob letters online or firing somebody letters. The problem with that is that again, very inconsistent, doesn't sound like you. And then if somebody knows AI, like I know AI, I could tell you somebody who did sloppy AI work just by reading what they wrote. Because I'm like, oh yeah, that's chatgpt talking. But if you want to be consistent, if you want to say, okay, this is me, this is like 90% of my writing style, it's 90% of what I would say and blah blah, blah, blah, then you could do one thing and it's basically recording, record a presentation that you're giving and then you transcribe it using something like descript or whatever you want. There's million transcription tools out there and then you use that to drive your prompts. So instead of just saying, hey, write a letter, blah blah blah, you could take a portion of something that you said versus something that you wrote. Because a lot of times people think like, okay, I'll use an article and I've done this, I've done, I've written a lot. So I could use any article I wrote and it'll generate an article or whatever content I want based off that article style. But it still is not quite there. But if you do a transcription of you presenting, then the writing turns into this conversational, fun, interesting version of you that you can now write anything you want. You could, I've written books, I've written articles, I've written. I mean, it's, I could write anything and it sounds pretty much like me. It's actually scary enough where I've written stuff using AI. And then I go back to it and I can't remember which parts of an article I wrote and which parts, parts were written by AI because it's so similar to me, you know, but, but the trick to it is that you can't just take writing that you did in the past and then plug it in because it'll, it'll be okay, but it's much better if you do a solid presentation, transcribe that and use that as your, you know, training for the AI and, and then you could write anything and you, you yourself won't be able to notice half the time.

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Going to be perfect. Right?

You have to work with it and give it the access that it needs.

Exactly. Well, and we call it, you know, training the AI. So it's not like, you know, it just knows what you want off the bat. It's not reading your mind yet. You know, you're talking about those brain chips and I'm like, ah, God, I'm not getting one of those. But yeah, you have to train, right? Yeah, exactly. So you have to train the AI. So the AI doesn't know what you want, doesn't know your style, doesn't know anything about you, and you have to start a new chat each time. Otherwise, otherwise you get the hallucinations that everybody talks about, which is a real thing. Like, the longer you go on a thread, the more confusing the AI is going to get. So you need good, solid prompting. You need good, solid training before you actually get what you want. And so, like I was saying, with the transcription of your presentation, you would start with, please review the following writing and analyze for context, syntax, grammar, all aspects of the style of writing. And then I'll say, okay. And then it goes through and it's like this writing style is blah. And I'll actually describe your writing style, which is super neat too, because a lot of people don't even know their writing style. So it's like, oh, I didn't know that. So now you have a solid, you know, start. So now you could actually take that next answer where it says, here's the style, and you could use that to prompt any writing you want. I like going through the whole process each time, though. So once you have that, now you could say, okay, write a letter in this brand voice explaining this situation with this style, the style you described above. And now you have solid context. Now what I did there was I only. That was what, two, three prompts. So you want to minimize the amount of prompts, but you also want to stage the prompts so you're not trying to ask like, okay, chatgpt, analyze this, present this transcribed presentation, analyze the style, put out the style. Then I want you to write a letter like this, and I want the letter to be with this brand voice and blah, blah, blah in one prompt because it will not do a very good job. And so the key is to train it in stages and then prompt it from there and then refine it. So it's not like they don't just grab it, whatever it spits out the first time that's done. No, you need to look at it. Okay, that was good. A little too negative. Okay. Be less negative. And then you could just use really simple prompts. Make it longer, make it shorter. And you can sometimes use math, but it's not great all the time because you can say like, make this half as long. And then it's like, here you go. And you're like, that wasn't half. What are you doing? I'm sorry. And then it tries it again. But anyways, it's just a little, you know, little nudges usually start to refine it. Don't try to do too much with too few prompts because it's not going to work. But also don't do too many prompts because then you get hallucinations and weird things will start to happen. But yeah, that's, I think that's solid structure right there, man.

If, if, if, if you're listening on the podcast, you can't see my smile. Like I am beaming. Mark is saying, this is literally what we teach people all the time, you know, in our free, you know, prime prompt published courses. You have to work with it. You know, you can't. Yes, there's, there's great examples where you can put in a prompt, I think to analyze or to strategize. But if you want to get that like, like what we're talking about now, that brand voice, or to something to sound like you, you really have to put it through the ringer. So as, as a reminder, if you are joining us live, get the questions in now because we're wrapping up. But I have a couple. Mark, hopefully we can go through these kind of, kind of rapid fire styles. A couple questions for you. PJ Asking. Thanks for joining us. Pj, what are your top three favorite AI tools beyond Chat GPT.

Oh, that's a good question. Mid Journey number one. I mean it's. And you know, there's a bunch of new ones like you were talking about Dolly 3 and stuff like that. But I've tried them all. I'm a graphic designer too, actually. When I say I had a magazine, like I literally designed the whole magazine every single time. I had no help. So I've done a lot of graphic design and Mid Journey just that the way it, it tweaks, you know, the images and kind of innovates without you even telling it. I actually made another, the Mid Journey mood driven prompt where basically you could write anything you want and then put the mood you want IT in and what I did was I used Chat GPT to analyze all the different aspects of say sadness. Describe sadness in terms of exposure, describe sadness in terms of contrast describes. And so I went through the list and actually generated these mood generated prompts for mid journey. So anyway, it's a fantastic tool. I love it. Next I'd say elicit. Elicit.org so elicit, what it is, is a research database. And so it actually doesn't pull just from the whole Internet, it only pulls from research papers. And so if you're really concerned about your data being right, like let's say you're in healthcare or biotech or something crazy like you're not going to be able to get with just any information, especially pull from chat GPT because sometimes it does make up stats. But if you use Elicit now you have a tool that you can just, you can justify anything you want because it doesn't, you know, and people think oh, it's just a database of whatever. But it's like no, it takes your question and it finds information that might have, no, none of the words that are part of your question in it because it understands the context and then it finds the supporting documentation. So it's, that's huge. Especially if you're trying to use it in, you know, kind of a more technical field. Now the third one, I was actually thinking the third one's a hard one because I'm like, oh, there's so many, so many would be nice. But I want to give you the good one. Okay, this one's super helpful. It's not my favorite favorite but in terms of functionality and what everybody could benefit from, there's a company called Video, so it's V I D Y O AI and what this website does is you could take any long form piece of content. Like let's say you did a presentation. Like oh, I gave this hour long presentation, I'd love to take some clips. You could literally upload the entire presentation and it'll spit out like 5 to 1030 second clips that are already edited, transcribed, like they're just good to copy and paste into social. So you know, in terms of like content generation, like man video, like you could do all of your posting forever if you just have long form content that you could convert into short form content. It's fantastic. There you go.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like we, we, we use video, right? Like having long pot, like you know, 2030 minute video interviews and being able to quickly without even editing, you know, without even having to edit. You know to have an AI program suggest them.

It's.

It's fantastic. Yeah, this just goes to show you, like when Mark says something, I'm like, yep, 100. This is, this is right. We use it too.

Right?

All right, so I think we have one more, one or two more questions here.

We'll go quick.

So Jack asking, currently in a startup phase for a company, no experience in creating a business. What advice would you have on marketing for a newcomer? And we'll add the AI twist. And how can AI make it faster and better?

Okay, well, like I said at the beginning, get a strategy. You know, there's no excuse for no strategy because a lot of people just make this stuff up and then maybe they do a little research, maybe they try email and maybe they try social, maybe they try ads. And. And it's just a big fat waste of time. So you need a strategy, you need a step by step approach to. Somebody doesn't know about my brand, they find out about my brand. They buy for the first time, I get them excited about that purchase and they buy again and again and then they become promoters. Like, if you don't have this all laid out in a single path, then you're gonna waste years maybe on stupid crap that's not gonna work and is not trackable and is not able to be compared against other methodologies. So you have to have a method. We call the method the Customer Value Journey. And so the customer value journey 8 stage process, walks you through the whole thing. Start here, don't wait, don't be like, well, I gotta hustle. I just gotta go out and sell because I need to survive. No, get this down today and start executing it today. Because if you don't have these stats and all this information, you're just going to bumble around for a long time and then it's not going to work. Oh, I didn't work. It's like, well, you did nothing, right. How could it possibly work? We have the information. Just plug it into chat. GPT will tell you exactly what to do. And that's where it's. There's no excuse anymore.

All right, I think I. I think our last one that we'll get to here pretty, pretty much pretty related, but a little twist. So Dr. Harvey Castro asking, any suggestions for someone launching products? He's launching an AI and healthcare course. So what suggestion? Kind of similar to Jax, but on the product side, a digital product.

Digital product? Yeah, it's the same. I mean, it's just. Well, and the thing is with the customer Value journey that I'm talking about, it's not for a company, it's for individual products and individual avatars. So when you're talking about doing, you know, say a course, a med course, then you need to think, okay, who is this ideal for? That's your customer avatar. Who would be just over the moon with this. They're just going to tell everybody, they're going to love it. Who is this person? Is it an rn? Is it, you know, a family doctor? Is it a cardiovascular specialist? Is it a blah, blah, blah, blah? What's their situation like? How old are they, how many kids they have? What was life like before they found your course and what's life like after they completed your course? I was miserable and I didn't know anything and then I took the course and now I'm making zillions of dollars. That's what you have to start with, that vision. Then once you have that, now you create an individual customer value journey. Okay, so we have the course, the course, let's say it's expensive course, $5,000 course. Okay, that's an ascension item then. Because your conversion product, which for us is stage four, has to be a cheap, no brainer, small commitment. 10 bucks, 20 bucks. You know, it's like, okay, I have this course, it's $5,000. I'm going to give you lesson three. Lesson three has made a huge impact on people. So you get lesson three for 20 bucks. Hey, try 20 bucks out. $5,000. 20 bucks. It's so easy. So that's a conversion product. Now you can get them excited about that lesson. Now you can send them to the big purchase, which is later on. And so, and leading up to that you have three other stages. You have awareness, you have engagement, and you have subscriptions. And so these are other marketing tools that you have to use to get people aware that the course exists in the first place and get excited about it. And then finally, okay, I'll give you my, you know, you have an ebook and ebook version. It's free. Okay, yeah, I'll give you my email for the free version. Then they download the book and now you try to sell them the $20, you know, lesson and then you get them excited about that. Now you try to ascend them $5,000. So I would say you need a customer value journey. You need to know your customer is and then you're done. Then it, then it takes care of itself.

It all goes back to that knowing your customer and understanding the journey. Mark.

Wow.

We literally went over just I know, I'm like, like the highest level this was. If, if you're just tuning in or you're tuning in late, make sure you hit rewind. Listen to this one front to back. I, you know, as someone that's been in and out of, you know, different marketing and in writing and advertising roles for 20 years, what Mark just dished was a high level AI meets marketing masterclass. So make sure to rewrite this one as we wrap up. Any, any parting words of advice, Mark, that you have for anyone trying to use AI to grow their marketing.

Okay, I'll tell you this, and this is for everybody. If you're like, I just want to get into it, I don't know how. All you do is have a chat GPT window up. Instead of using Google for your next search for whatever, just Type it into ChatGPT and then see what happens. And that's it. Just, just try that. And you'll start to find out that you're wasting so much less time. It's so much better. And then you'll start to get into actually how to use it to make money and do all the kind of fun stuff, but just initially use it to stop wasting time on search because search sucks and it just takes forever and you can just use ChatGPT. So do that.

Yeah, I love it. I love it. You know, like I said, this was a lot. But don't worry. Make sure you go to your Everyday AI dot com. Sign up for the free daily newsletter because we're gonna, you know, just, just go ahead, just put, put, put your email in right there. We're going to be sharing a lot of resources that Mark went over. He mentioned some different things from digital marketer. You know, he talked about some, some things on his website. So thanks for sticking with us. We're going to put all that in the newsletter. Don't worry. Mark, thank you so much for joining us and helping us all make some sense of marketing and AI. Thank you so much.

No, no problem. Thank you for having me.

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