Johnny Price

If I were a content creator, I'd say it's a blend of planning and spontaneity. First, a content calendar to lay out themes and topics in advance.

Including testimonials, case studies, and recognizable logos from clients or partners can build trust.

We prefer LinkedIn.

With technologies like virtual assistants and smart home gadgets, AI is a part of my daily workflow. Additionally, certain productivity apps contain it. Its inclusion in recommendation systems like Spotify or Netflix cannot be disregarded.

Got to love how Dollar Shave Club entered the market with that cheeky viral video. Super low-budget but insanely effective.

The upcoming of AI? It's going to be wild, so buckle up. AI is already helping healthcare with predictive analytics, mastering language with GPT-3, and even mastering cookery with Chef Watson.

I always think positively until I get over the thought of "I can't do this."

It's not really about the experience on paper for me. More about the attitude, drive and ability to learn fast. Fresh grads can be hungry and innovative, while experienced folks bring a certain expertise. It's about finding that balance. Plus, cultural fit's huge. So, no hard and fast rule, depends on the role.

Engagement in a crowded space, hands down. With digital noise at an all-time high, getting noticed is tough. Personalization and relevance is the name of the game.

The problem-solution fit. If you can clearly demonstrate a significant problem and convincingly show how your product is the best solution, you're onto a winner.

The next weekend. Hahahaha

Google Workspace for docs, sheets, slides.

Our response time for leads coming from digital channels is designed to be as prompt as possible. We understand the importance of timely follow-ups to maximize the potential of converting leads into customers. However, please note that response times can vary depending on the volume of leads and the complexity of inquiries.

Subjective question, but for me, Python takes the cake. It enforces clean, readable code and reduces visual noise with its minimalistic syntax. Love it or hate it, it's got an elegance to it that makes coding almost poetic.

For me, the challenge is juggling multiple tasks without getting overwhelmed. Tools like Tech Evangelizer have been real lifesavers though, helping me prioritize and streamline tasks. Still, balancing immediate deadlines with long-term projects? That's a daily struggle. Can't really escape the productivity hustle in our line of work!

Mostly, it's been organic growth for us. Word of mouth from satisfied customers and consistent content marketing on our blog and social media channels. Recently, we've dabbled in a bit of paid advertising on LinkedIn and Facebook. SEO also plays a big role.

Upvoted ! Goodluck

Staying on top of AI trends feels like chasing a moving train sometimes. But I'm a regular at AI conferences (virtually, these days), subscribe to a ton of newsletters, and follow key thought leaders on Twitter.

I have my top 3 tips 1.Know your market: Dig deep into customer needs, wants and pain points. 2.Build a MVP: Don't over-engineer your product initially. Launch lean, learn and iterate. 3.Leverage your network: Reach out to friends, family, and colleagues for initial feedback and promotion.

Better build something before launching something.