Gary Vaynerchuk's YouTube keynotes offer practical marketing advice while AI floods social platforms with generic content. His approach: creators should stand out by doing the opposite of indistinguishable AI videos, even as he himself uses AI tools in his own work.
Are you guys noticing the AI on Facebook or Instagram or YouTube shorts? Like, all the AI stuff they're putting out now? Most of it, like, they're. Some of them are. They get me. And I'm like, oh, it's AI. There's one with a baby. A series of them with a baby and a dog. They're both covered with, like, donut powder. A girl's asking a question like, who ate the donut? Who ate the. And the dog, like, puts the head on the child's face. But I saw like, three of them in a row, and I'm like, that's totally AI. You can tell it's AI, but 99% you couldn't tell. But, like, 1% you could. So in that world where you cannot distinguish what they're seeing online, everything you do needs to be the opposite of that. That's why I'm sort of. I don't know. Has anyone read thank youk Economy by Gary Vaynerchuk? It's a really good. I got away from Gary Vaynerchuk for a while. Cause he was. He curses so much. He's actually stopped cursing a little bit. And he's so like, hashtag, rise and grind. I'm gonna beat you. Because I'm working Friday night at 1am and then I'm up at 5am is like, oh, my Lord. But his stuff is really. If you want to learn how to market in this age, he is putting on his YouTube channel keynote speeches from events that people probably paid five grand to sit in the seat. And he probably got paid 200 grand to be there. And he. He just gets the right rights to post them on his YouTube and they're up there in real time every week. And he's integrating AI and all of it. So I would highly recommend he does drop some F bombs here and there. So you just have to kind of like. I'm used to it now with my kids being teenagers and being in the car. And of the lyrics, my daughter's like, whoops, sorry. I'm like, that was a really bad one.
