Revolutionizing Content Creation and Launch Strategies with Chat GPT

Managing multiple live promotions is a tightrope walk, and I've been right there, juggling three at once! Stressful, right? Well, not this year, thanks to a game-changer tool, chat GPT, a writing assistant that's truly revolutionized my approach to content creation. 

In this episode, I share how chat GPT has transformed how I craft emails, sales page copy, and social media captions. It's been my secret to alleviating the pressure and overcoming the creative blocks that have haunted my past launches.

But that's not all! I've dug deep and identified two crucial areas I've been missing in my launches - nurturing leads and onboarding. With a newfound strategy, I've been fostering more robust relationships with leaders and engaging in open dialogues about promotions. 

Most importantly, I've been embracing chat GPT to step up my onboarding game, crafting welcome emails from the get-go, and working backward to ensure smooth sailing. So, tune in as I spill the beans on how you can leverage chat GPT for your content creation needs and keep your launches fresh, fun, and moving forward.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 0 (00:00):
Welcome back to another episode of the potty
report.
So I'm gonna do the thing whereI get really meta on you and
I'm talking about the thingwhile I'm inside the thing, so
that you can know what's goingon in the thing, right, like
we're on the same page here,right?
You understand what I'm saying.
So I'm in the middle of not one, not two, but three promotions

(00:25):
right now.
I know it's wild, it's crazy.
Like what are you even doing incrystal?
That's a little.
Two of them are actually livelike live promotions.
I'm in the middle of talkingabout Amy Porterfield's course
confident boot camp, which hasalready kicked off and will
eventually start talking abouther digital course academy
program, which will open prettysoon.

(00:46):
I'm also talking about MarieForleo's Time Genius and I'm
actively planning an upcominglaunch for profit podcasting
happening in October.
And let me tell you, this timeof year in years past has been
stressful, very, very stressful,and the main reason why is

(01:07):
because I have to write a lot ofemails, I have to write a lot
of sales page copy, I have towrite a lot of captions, for you
know social media and do allthis stuff, and it's so much
easier this year.
I just I wanted to createtoday's episode just to tell you
how much chat GPT has totallychanged the game for me, like

(01:30):
it's a night and day differencefor how I'm writing all of this
content, and I wanted to tellyou exactly what I'm doing so
that you can take this blueprintand use it for yourself.
So the first thing that I did,as I said, okay, in years past,
what's the one thing I wish Iwould have done better in any of
my affiliate launches?

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And the two things.
So I actually came up with two.
Right, I asked myself what'sthe one thing, and of course, I
came up with more than one,because I can always see, like,
where I can improve.
And the two things that Irealized I needed to improve is
one really nurturing leads.
Like once I realized, oh,someone's you know sign up for a

(02:11):
free webinar, they'vedownloaded, you know a freebie
and now they're cookie to me.
How can I increase thatrelationship?
I didn't do that in the past.
I was just like, oh, I havepeople on my list, that's cool.
And then, when time came aroundfor people to buy, maybe they
went to someone else, you know,and they liked their affiliate
program, or I don't even knowwhat happened.

(02:32):
But I had a long list of leadsand then that, like, the
conversion rate was just reallybad.
So I was like, okay, I wanna beengaged with my leads from the
very beginning.
I wanna send directcommunication to them and have
it an open dialogue, an openconversation about what's going
on, the promotion and all thethings.
So that was number one.

(02:53):
The second one was onboarding.
So I have been typically bad atthis, for not just affiliate
programs, for all of my programs, and I'm now I'm working on it,
I'm calling myself out, I'mowning it and like owning my
mistakes.
But I used chat GPT from thevery beginning and I said I'm
writing my welcome emails rightnow, not the you know like, oh,

(03:17):
doors are like cart open, no, no, no, no, no, we're starting at
the end and we're workingbackwards.
So I wrote all of the welcomeemails like welcome to the
program, you signed up, here'swhat you get, and everything
else.
Because typically what willhappen is it will get down to
the wire.
And I'm still writing cart,cart close emails and I'm like,
oh, my gosh, I've never evenwelcomed people that bought on

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day one into the program.
Because I'm like, okay, I gottaget caught up.
I'm trying to write the nextday's emails.
I'm trying to do this.
So what I will do is I go intochat GPT and I say write a
welcome sequence or welcomeemail that is welcoming people
into this program.
And sometimes I'm just verygeneric and, you know, I just,
whatever it spits out, I say,okay, this is the meat, these

(04:02):
are the bones of what I'm using,and then I can go in, I put my
own spin on it.
I use the emojis that I like, Iuse my voice, I use my
personality to make it likejujujup.
But I've absolutely been usingchat GPT for all of my emails.
But then I'm tweaking it tomake it me.
I'm just using it as thestarting blocks to get me to

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where I need to go.
And if you're not doing thiswith your email, with your
content, with planning stuff, itis a game changer.
I cannot tell you howincredible I feel at this point,
in the middle of these threedifferent lunches, that I don't
feel as much pressure as I havein years past.
I don't feel creatively blockedlike I have previously.

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So if you're struggling withthis, go do it.
Go, try it immediately today,go for it.
But that's all I have for you.
So, as always, remember, keepit fresh, keep it fun and just
keep going.