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Author: Franz Malten Buemann

  • In search of chatoyancy

    A cat’s eye is smooth but doesn’t seem to be… there’s a mystery of depth. That illusion is called chatoyancy.

    The same is true for some sorts of woods (cedar is an exception).

    The digital age makes it more and more likely we’re experiencing things through a flat screen, and as a result, it’s very easy to file flat experiences away without a thought.

    But creating something that’s chatoyant–that shifts in the light, that changes as we experience it… that’s a fascinating and useful project.

  • SMS Marketing Strategy 101

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  • Introducing myself and New mareting trend

    I have not yet introduced myself.<y name is Rick Figley and I’m using the user name ricksFlowcode and email add email address [ricksFlowcode@gmail.com](mailto:ricksFlowcode@gmail.com) until I register that domain. I’ve been an Internet Consultant since 1994, the same year the www protocol was implemented. Started with websites where in last 12ish years I used WordPress. I gradually segwayed into mostly marketing.I’ll still do websites but will likely outsource that soon. My username RicksFlowcode comes from the upgraded technology of QR code. Flowcode is based on and utilizes QR code but this more advanced version is round vs square and has more analytics than current QR code. Sending flowcodes to businesses via email can be done by printing and distributing as well as of coure emailing, having on your website and printing to display in windows, on countertops and that image being shared from your phone as done with QR code. Flowcode gets scanned at least twice as much, making clear better results with ths increased distribution with better results than normal QR code. I’ll of course be sharing more of this since as an experienced Internet marketer I see this as a most powerful new marketing tool I’ve seen since websites. This is a great way to connect the physical world with the digital world. I look forward to any and all questions and will be sharing applications of this technology as ALL businesses will benefit from submitted by /u/ricksflowcode [link] [comments]

  • +999 ChatGPT Digital Marketing Prompts on Notion

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  • Lazy marketing AI tool – one-click AI ads generator

    I love ChatGPT for marketing, however, I got bored of inputing the same prompts all the time. As a result, we created Aiter.io – a tool to automate most of the routine marketing tasks: – Different ads generation (using JTBD and value proposition framework). – Strategy ideas brainstorming. – Content ideas and post creation. The mechanism is simple: just input your page URL and get results. Feel free to share your feedback in the comments. https://preview.redd.it/pdag7hd1o7ya1.png?width=1026&format=png&auto=webp&s=f485896a3f40fd006882f021204c5d77de271fae submitted by /u/MonkDi [link] [comments]

  • Nihil hic deest

    This page intentionally left blank has a long history.

    I thought it was an IBM thing from the 1960s, but I was off by a thousand or more years.

    There are good reasons for a page to be blank. Folding signatures, printing processes, having chapters start on the right or the left…

    But there are even better reasons to let people know you did it on purpose. Particularly in a loosely bound book or a technical manual. Knowing that the page isn’t supposed to have something on it removes stress and lets the reader gain confidence that the text is complete.

    Of course, as we race to fill in every moment with swiping, surfing and clicking, it’s easy to forget that we’re allowed to leave some blank spaces. In fact, not just allowed, but if we want to live well, required.

    And it gets even easier if we announce (to ourselves and perhaps to others), that we’ve done it on purpose.

    [HT to Andy for the prompt]

    [unrelated: Here is a fascinating essay from an insider at Google about the shift in the AI universe. It’s happening very fast. There’s a ton of organizational turbulence, and this might be a moment open source has been waiting for.]

  • Avoid Regus coworking at all costs.

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  • I build a tool to generate SEO-optimized blog content

    Hello, As someone who needs to write blogs to generate more organic traffic for my website, I use a lot chatGPT because it is quite good and saves me a lot of time. So, I decided to build a tool to generate SEO-optimized blog content. It’s simple. You can enter your URL, a description or keyword. Then, it generate high-ranking keywords with stats that you can choose from. Then AI writes your content with semantics keywords and SEO optimzed approaches. I am looking for people to try it out that have the same need as me. You can find it here seopinata.com, let me know what you think! submitted by /u/Trick_Blackberry_214 [link] [comments]

  • Unleashing the power of digital transformation through process mining

    In recent years, digital transformation has become an increasingly common trend across the globe. It has gained significant importance due to the rapid advancement of technology and the increasing adoption of digital solutions by customers and businesses. Digital transformation often involves a range of technology initiatives to drive business growth and innovation. Looking at the trends across the industry, some of the common initiatives driven by companies as part of their digital…
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  • Generative AI: Why traditional chatbots aren’t cutting it anymore

    Large language models (LLMs), such OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4 and Google’s Bard, are making headlines as more parts of our economy are getting excited about how artificial intelligence (AI) solutions could be transformative. These LLMs can now handle longer inputs of up to 25,000 words and accept both text and images. This raises the question of how such powerful AI solutions can be applied to deliver…
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