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Today's episode, we are going to talk

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about an introduction to Vibe Marketing.

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Now, if you're listening to this, you've

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probably heard of Vibe Coding, but you

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might have not have heard of Vibe

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Marketing, and I'm going to break down

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exactly what it is, why you should care,

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why this is going to propel your

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business, your startup idea, and why

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most people should actually be focusing

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on Vibe Marketing a little more than

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Vibe coding. I'm actually going to give

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away a bunch of workflows of how you can

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do Vibe Marketing. Towards the end, I'm

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going to talk about some of the tools uh

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that you could use. And by the end of

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this, you should have a pretty good

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foundation of how you can get going uh

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do vibe marketing, use AI, use agents to

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automate a lot of the tedious marketing

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tasks.

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[Music]

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So, uh, before I begin, if you're new to

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the channel, new to the startup ideas

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podcast, why you should listen to me.

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I've started and sold three ventureback

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companies. I was an adviser to Tik Tok.

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I was an adviser to Reddit. And, uh, I

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am a co-founder in LCA, which is a

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design agency for the AI age. We

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literally work with pretty much all the

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biggest AI companies or software

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companies looking to get into AI. So I

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know a thing or two about um consumer

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businesses, growing them, marketing uh

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and

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AI. So I posted this on on X and it went

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absolutely uh viral. I said vibe

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marketing is the new marketing. So when

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you think about what is vibe coding,

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right? Vibe coding is using tools like

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bolt, raplet, lovable. What is uh Vibe

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marketing? Well, it's actually the

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combination of some of these Vibe coding

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tools with things like Gum Loop, Manis,

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N8N, Tascade, and it's using AI agents

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and workflows to actually go and build

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marketing

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campaigns. So, my co-founder, uh, Boring

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Marketer, and shout out, uh, shout out

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to him, James, for helping me kind of

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put some of these present, uh,

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presentation materials together. He's

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the goat when it comes to VI market

2:07

marketing. Uh he said something that I

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totally uh resonate with which is

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marketing will resemble highfrequency

2:14

stock trading in the near future. Agents

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working 24/7 monitoring surfacing

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opportunities personalized micro

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interactions. You'll be like a portfolio

2:25

manager or day trader adjusting risk

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deploying money based on real-time

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market signals. I totally believe that's

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where we're going. Why is VI marketing

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even happening in the first place? I

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think it's because three things have

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actually converged at the same time. One

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is that AI got good enough at marketing

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tasks. So now agents can actually handle

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the execution. I don't even think that

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was true a month ago, by the way. So

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this is happening in real time. Two,

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Vibe coding tools made automation

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accessible to non-developers. No coding

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required. And three, the custom tool

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building costs have basically collapsed.

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So you can build personalized software

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for pennies basically. Um and because of

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that, you know, you can basically do a

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lot of customized marketing campaigns.

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The old world and the new world. The old

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world of marketing was basically having

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these bigger teams, 10 specialists, SEO

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people, copywriters, designers,

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analytics people, media buyers. These

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guys were these people are basically

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working in silos. you know, they're in

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meetings, they're in Slack threads, and

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it takes a while to launch when you have

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a lot of people. This new world, and

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which gets me so excited about this new

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world is, you know, you don't have to

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raise millions of dollars or have a huge

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team to actually go and uh and run with

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this. You basically need a single smart

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marketer with taste, of course. Uh pair

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that with AI agents and workflows. We'll

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get into workflows by the end. I will

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I'm I'm not going to leave you hanging.

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testing tons of marketing angles in real

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time with hundreds hundreds of AI agents

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running the show launching in days, not

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weeks. So, uh before we do get into the

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workflows, let's just talk about what

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you need to get started, uh in the Vibe

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marketing toolkit. Uh some of this may

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be obvious to to some people. You're

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going to want to have a vibe coding tool

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like Replet, Bolt, Lovable. So, um, you

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know, it it is crazy that you can with a

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prompt go make me a website for new

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homeowners that help subscribe to

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exclusive content with flexible payment

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options. I mean, today, the fact that

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you can actually put in a prompt and get

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a prototype uh is a gamecher when you're

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creating a lot of these uh marketing

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campaigns. Uh, you're going to want to

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play with something like NAN. So, NAN,

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you know, this is their their homepage,

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flexible AI workflow automation for

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technical teams. So, you see they have

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this um

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flowchart. Uh so, you can basically

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create these flowcharts that basically

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help you drag and drop and automate uh

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with AI agents um and different tools.

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But I will say one thing, I think NAND

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is for, you know, more of the experts.

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Um, so, uh, definitely fun to play

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around with, but you know, you do need

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to be pretty savvy to use it. If people

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want, I can do an NAN, uh, demo and

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tutorial. Uh, just let me know in the

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comment section. Uh, Gum Loop is a lot

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like NADN, but there are some more guard

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rails. Um, so you know, the example they

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use on their website, you can scrape a

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website, scrape a website, you can ask

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AI, and then you can write it into a

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Google Sheets. So, uh, it's a lot like

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NAN, but there's it's just a the it's

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more user friendly. Um, and, uh, yeah,

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that's Gum Loop. Um, I also did an

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episode with Flo from

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lindy.ai. Uh, in a lot of ways, it's

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similar to Gum Loop. Um, it's it's

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basically like an NAN agent platform

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that allows you to, uh, basically

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automate a bunch of stuff. So, uh, if

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you haven't checked out the, um, the

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episode with Flo, um, you know, we we

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kind of went through how to automate,

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uh, a a recruiter, how to do sales

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prospecting, all automated, uh, all

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using AI agents and not just one agent,

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hundreds, or what they call agent

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swarms, which is a key part of I

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marketing. Quick break in the pod to

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tell you a little bit about Startup

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Empire. So, Startup Empire is my private

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membership where it's a bunch of people

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like me, like you who want to build out

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their startup ideas. Now, they're

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looking for content to help accelerate

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that. They're looking for potential

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co-founders. They're looking for uh

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tutorials from people like me to come in

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and tell them, "How do you do email

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marketing? How do you build an audience?

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How do you go viral on Twitter?" All

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these different things. That's exactly

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what Startup Empire is. And it's for

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people who want to start a startup but

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are looking for ideas or it's for people

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who have a startup but just they're not

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seeing the traction uh that they need.

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So you can check out the link to

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startupmpire.co in the description. Uh

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Manis, I've done an episode on Manis

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before. Um, in fact, you know, I

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actually threw this presentation into

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Manis to help design and and help me

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think through it. So, the fact that I

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can do that is, you know, it's kind of

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meta, but that's vibe marketing, right?

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You know, I I put it in here and it

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helps me kind of think through what I

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need to put in here. You know, it's a

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designer, it's a strategist, it's a

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McKenzie level analyst. Uh, so highly

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recommend playing with that. And then of

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course um Claude or Clude as I say uh

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you can definitely use it to uh you know

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write. It's probably one of the best

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writing tools out there right now. Open

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router um you know people know this a

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bit less uh but it's basically a way to

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get one single AI key that helps manage

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multiple multiple models. So, um, you

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know, if you're creating, you know, if

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if you want to use DeepSseek R1 for this

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and open AAI 03 for that, uh, using

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something like open router is something

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that you're going to want to play around

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with. Sora, I've done episodes on this

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before. Well, chat GBT image den uh you

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know one of the interesting things that

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Jacob Posel said on on on the tuto on

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one of our tutorials uh on on on the

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channel was that he actually thinks that

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Sora is you know you get better results

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on Sora than you do on chat GBT image

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gen. But this idea that you can go into

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a Sora or Chat GBT image gen and

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generate these extremely high quality uh

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photos, videos um and content. I mean,

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how doesn't that change the game in

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social, right? Like, how, you know, it

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it helps arm you with this huge uh

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advantage, unfair advantage to actually

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go and create content that's going to

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resonate with your audience. So, this is

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something um that my co-founder, Boring

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Marketing, put together uh for for his

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holding company, and I think it's one of

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those things that I think uh everyone

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should basically do. Um, it's a

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scorecard. Um, and the reason I put it

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in here is it's a scorecard of all the

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different models. You can see 40 mini,

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03 mini, gro 3, uh, code 3.7, deepsee

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reasoner, perplexity, sonar, deep

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research. And it basically scores it by

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analyst brief blog. And the point of

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this is that

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uh certain models are going to be better

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for certain things for whatever it is

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you're doing within Vibe Marketing.

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though you know I talked about you know

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when it comes to uh you know writing for

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example blog creation you can see at the

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bottom here uh you know code 3.7 it's

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actually amazing for content brief and

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blog creation so you know well-crafted

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blog with humanlike content it

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understands brand voice and maintains

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consistency and adds relevant internal

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links when we add it for when when we uh

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when we add website for it to refer to

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now you have to figure out uh for

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yourself which which models and which

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LLMs are going to be your LLM marketing

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friends. Some things are going to be

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better, some things are going to be

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worse, and I encourage people to

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actually go and create scorecards so

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that they know uh what's working uh for

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them. I will say as a caveat that these

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models are changing all the time. I've

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noticed actually over the last couple

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weeks that uh code 37 is actually kind

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of getting worse at writing. So uh you

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know, you got to continue update this.

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So, the moment you've all been waiting

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for. Let's actually see some workflows

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so we can learn how you can copy uh Vibe

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Marketing Pros and and start automating

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you and just sort, you know, you can lay

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on the beach while this this weird, you

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know, robot thing is going to serve you

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cash. Let's talk about

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um basically a few workflows here. So,

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uh, for your stack on this, uh, you're

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going to want N8 to N. You're going to

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want a Google Sheets, you're going to

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need an AI model, you're going to need

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Google Cloud Console, you're going to

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need, um, some data sources, so social

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platforms or other inputs, and you're

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going to need open router, which we

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talked about before. It's basically

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access multiple AI models through one

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API. Now, once you have that stack,

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you're going to be able to create a few

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different workflows. You'll be able to

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create a data analyzer, so you can

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connect sheets with AI for insights.

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You'll be able to create a content

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monitor. You can scrape Reddit and

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summarize with AI. You can create a

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competitor alert, get notifications of

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competitor posts, email

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summarizer, weekly AI summaries of

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emails. You can even do a meeting

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assistant, although this exists uh a a

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lot, you know, in other products.

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Um but uh yeah basically the formula is

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you pull data from sources, you

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transform it with AI, you analyze the

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results, you apply insights to strategy,

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and you create a closed loop uh strategy

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with output. So this is just some really

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really simple ways to actually create

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some of your first workflows. We're

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going to get to more interesting stuff

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um over here. So Jordan Mix, who uh is a

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partner at Late Checkout, my holding

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company, uh who has been on the pod

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before, had this really cool thing where

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um his workflow was the one-click CRM.

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So he basically uh was able to um you

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know, you can think of the use case of

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this podcast, the Startup Ideas podcast,

12:46

every single week having a uh here's the

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five guests that we should invite on the

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podcast. uh automated uh and it's and

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and vetted and reaching out based on

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their social links basing based on other

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content that they've done. So, how does

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it work? You uh step one is you trigger

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with Gum Loop browser extension. Um and

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you can check that out on your own time,

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but um the browser extension basically

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uh you know what, I can show it to you

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real quick. It's this Chrome extension

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that automates your browser with AI. So

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basically, you can record your browser

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actions and replay them with a single

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click. No coding required. You can

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scrape and process web content with AI.

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Um, so super helpful. It's a Chrome

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extension, by the way. I'm not

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affiliated with Gum Loop or uh yeah, I'm

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not affiliated with with this company at

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all. Uh, and let's go back to the

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presentation.

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Yeah, someone asked me, "Are you filming

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with Gum Loop?" No, no, I just I'm

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trying to give you the sauce. I want to

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see what you can create. Um, and,

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uh, let's, uh, let's continue. So, uh,

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you trigger with the Gum Loop browser

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extension. You scrape the website so you

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can get a transcript, for example, if

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it's a YouTube video. Then you can

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analyze the content and web search. Um,

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you can extract the data. You get the

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social links and other relevant links.

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And then you can craft an outreach

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message, store it in Air Table, and then

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you can send a weekly summary to your

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team. Now, you actually don't even need

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to use Gum Loop for that. You can use

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Lindy, you can use other platforms. Um,

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but this is super cool because it does a

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lot of the heavy lifting, the boring

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stuff uh around actually figuring out

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who to reach out to and and how to reach

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out to

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them. Uh, this is a classic Vibe

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Marketing uh example. Uh we I did a

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podcast on this how we basically built

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this Disney Pixar level videos of myself

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um using Chat GBT uh Leonardo Chat GBT

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was on the script writing I think

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Leonardo AI cling AI uh stitching that

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together to actually make these

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beautiful images move into videos and 11

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labs for um for the voice and uh highly

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recommend to watch this. It's pretty

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long, but um it's an interesting way

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because you know why is this interesting

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in in the context of Vibe marketing?

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Because if you can create there's this

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arbitrage moment that exists right now

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where you can actually go and create

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Pixar level content that's going to fly

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on social media if it's actually good uh

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and your competitors are

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not. Uh you can even create a completely

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AIdriven newsletter. So you use Google

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appcript that takes a topic and a point

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of view from a Google sheet and then and

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then uses perplexity for all the deep

15:48

research uh code for writing and

15:51

midjourney for images. Imagine that like

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a completely AIdriven newsletter. Now, I

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know some people in the comment section

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are going to be like, "Oh my god, that's

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just going to be AI slop." And it might

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it might be AI slop, but if you have the

16:06

right prompts um and you're Yeah, you

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have the right prompts and you do have

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some human in the loop at some point. Um

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it it you know, I I wouldn't say that's

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it's 100% true. I've seen AIdriven

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newsletters that are so so valuable and

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I love getting in my inbox and you you

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probably didn't wouldn't even know that

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it's uh

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AI. Um okay, so how to scale content

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with Vibe Marketing. Couple tools that

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we're we're using NAN, Google Sheets,

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Open Router, Open AAI, and Clo37. So how

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it works, you get insight from specific

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subreddits. You come up with content

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ideas using open AI. You store the

16:48

ideas. You get one idea per execution

16:51

and then you use code point uh 3.7 to

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create content for LinkedIn, YouTube

16:56

video scripts and blog post. Shout out

16:58

to boring marketer who put this

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together. Um I just think it's

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brilliant, right? Reddit, you have all

17:03

these validated ideas and then you use

17:05

open AI to sort of remix it and

17:08

brainstorm. Um it's just it helps. You

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know so many people come to me and said

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say I you know I don't have time to do

17:14

content I can't do content ideas I need

17:16

a system for creating content this is

17:19

your system vibe marketing is here sales

17:23

agent you can create a you know use an

17:25

LLM to validate a raw list of leads then

17:29

get info from that website analyze it

17:32

generate a report and send custom

17:33

outreach you don't need a junior

17:36

salesperson literally just automate it

17:38

using Vibe marketing

17:41

e-commerce, a system that takes Amazon

17:44

as that's like basically the Amazon

17:46

skew, uh, and runs it through seven AI

17:49

agents, pulls in reviews, keywords,

17:51

search behavior, turns it into a full

17:53

listing, bullets, titles, back-end

17:55

terms, image overlay copy, even A+

17:58

content, all structured, all conversion

18:00

focused. It's basically like having a

18:02

strategist, copywriter, and SEO person

18:05

in one click. Are you getting fired up

18:07

about Vibe marketing? I am just talking

18:08

about it and it goes on and on you know

18:12

um you can you could uh here's another

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content idea content one uh using NAN

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search reddit for relevant combos in my

18:21

niche you know how much I like Reddit ex

18:23

extract themes painoints for content

18:25

ideas and then generate psychologically

18:28

powerful hooks outlines and briefs and

18:30

just store it in a Google sheet for

18:31

editing so it's similar to what we saw

18:33

before um but thinking you maybe you

18:35

just do it for hooks maybe you just do

18:37

it for outines Maybe you just do it for

18:39

briefs. Um, so this one is about, you

18:42

know, who, you know, people who want to

18:44

start YouTube channels but need content

18:46

ideas. So first, you know, you're going

18:48

to use again NAN, YouTube API, Open AI,

18:51

Open Router, Google Sheets, Google

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Cloud. How you do it? Step one is you

18:55

find videos. So you search YouTube for a

18:57

keyword and fetch trending videos in

18:59

your niche. Uh, then you extract the

19:02

info, get title, description, views, and

19:04

channel details. Then you store the raw

19:07

data. You save that video into Google

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Sheets. Analyze the content. Use AI to

19:12

extract content angles from titles and

19:14

descriptions. Generate ideas. Ask idea.

19:17

Ask AI to suggest new video ideas based

19:20

on those angles. And by the way, use the

19:22

model that you know will come will come

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up with the best stuff here. And then

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store the results. So save those angles

19:28

in Google Sheets all in the cloud. I

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don't you know those are just a few of

19:33

the workflows I encourage people to go

19:35

and try and come up with their own. Use

19:37

any tool you'd like. Uh this is where um

19:40

you know I I think that the world of

19:42

marketing is going to is really going to

19:44

change over the next 12 to 18 months.

19:45

This is an image from from my co-founder

19:48

um where you know he said you know he

19:50

says basically marketers using AI tools

19:53

in isolated ways for specific outputs on

19:56

individual channels. That's how people

19:57

work today. But basically in the next 12

19:59

to 18 months, we're going to see an

20:01

interconnected AI system working

20:03

together with shared contexts. You're

20:05

going to have basically uh multiple AI

20:08

agents and workflows. And these are

20:10

going to be managed by manager agents

20:12

trained by human experts. This is the

20:14

future of marketing. Everyone marketers

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will evolve from individual ex uh

20:18

executors to orchestrator of these

20:21

systems. Small marketing teams of five

20:23

will accomplish what previously required

20:25

much larger teams. We talked about that.

20:27

Adding new marketing channels isn't a,

20:30

you know, won't require hiring. It's

20:32

literally just an agent away. Outputs

20:35

will be more consistent and with less

20:38

feedback cycles needed and systems will

20:40

be goal oriented. So, it's going to be

20:42

about telling your agents, hey man, I

20:43

need 50,000 new organic visitors

20:46

monthly. Go figure out how to do it.

20:48

There's going to be real time

20:49

adaptation. So, real-time adaptation

20:51

will occur as systems analyze market

20:53

gaps, create opportunities instantly.

20:56

marketing might resemble high frequency

20:58

trading. We talked about that. Um, you

21:00

get the idea. Marketing is changing so

21:02

much right now and now is the time to

21:04

actually get good at this vibe marketing

21:07

stuff. So, what makes a good vibe

21:09

marketer? I think that if you can think

21:11

in systems, not campaigns, creating

21:13

these like systems, these flowcharts

21:15

type things, you'll outperform. If

21:19

you're good at testing relentlessly, you

21:21

know, now you're no longer testing two

21:23

ads. you're testing 50 variations, 100

21:25

variations. You're doing a lot of

21:27

testing every single day. Uh, and you're

21:29

learning quick. Um, you're frontloading

21:31

value in everything you create. You

21:33

know, you build once, you distribute

21:35

forever, and you let machines handle the

21:37

boring stuff. By the way, if you want to

21:40

see more Vibe Marketing tutorials,

21:43

highly recommend following Boring

21:45

Marketer on X. Uh, he shares a bunch of

21:47

workflows.

21:49

Uh this is his agency where he automates

21:53

five marketing um for folks. I'm a

21:56

co-founder in this

21:58

um and he also has a school community

22:01

which will include in the links

22:05

uh for other vibe

22:07

marketers and uh I think he charges 100

22:12

bucks

22:13

lifetime to join but the price goes up

22:16

every 100 members. So, for for people

22:19

interested, check it out. Um, that's the

22:22

introduction to VI marketing. I hope

22:24

that was helpful. I wanted to give you

22:25

all the sauce. Didn't want to hold back.

22:28

Um, if you enjoyed this thing, I think

22:30

you you kind of you got to let me know

22:32

at least. So, like, comment, and sub,

22:34

and share this with a friend so you can

22:36

go actually build something. I don't

22:38

want you just to like, comment, and

22:39

subscribe. That's not fun. I want you to

22:41

build something, and I want to see you

22:44

win. I'm rooting for you. The best thing

22:46

you can do uh is to actually just play

22:49

with the tools. Uh see what you learn.

22:52

Put it in your schedule. Every day I'm

22:54

going to spend 30 minutes on this. I'm

22:55

going to create a workflow. I'm going to

22:57

automate this. I'm going to ask my team

22:59

what are what are repetitive tasks that

23:02

I can go and automate. Honestly, that's

23:04

the best thing you can do. Um and that

23:06

doesn't cost you any money. So, um a lot

23:10

of these platforms have free trials. um

23:13

check it out, have fun, and uh and yeah,

23:17

maybe we can use the comment section as

23:19

a place to uh just share share our

23:22

learnings and and share how we're

23:24

feeling about this. So, um go get them.

23:29

Till next time, that was the Startup

23:31

Ideas podcast introduction to Vibe

23:34

Marketing.

Interactive Summary

This episode provides an introduction to 'Vibe Marketing', a modern approach to marketing that leverages AI agents, automated workflows, and 'vibe coding' tools to replace manual, siloed marketing tasks. By using platforms like N8N, Gum Loop, and specialized AI models, marketers can transition from manual execution to becoming system orchestrators, enabling small teams to run high-frequency, data-driven campaigns similar to automated stock trading.

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