@hnshah@a16z running models locally is where you actually learn what the infrastructure costs and where the bottlenecks are. hard to replace a job if you don't understand the compute underneath it.
@CommnThreadCo when everyone has the same AI running their ads, the only edge left is the thing you're selling and why anyone should care. strategy becomes product again.
@aibrandscaling@moizali I built an internal tool for my own brands that does AI video ads end to end, currently top performers are done by it. A couple months ago this wasn't possible, now it' taking over
@AlexHormozi my closest competitor does the same revenue with 42 employees. i do it with 0.
irrelevance isn't the disease, it's what happens when you're too busy managing people to notice the market moved.
@AlexHormozi nah, more businesses die from being unknown AND bad. they just blame the unknown part because it's easier to fix than admitting the product isn't worth talking about.
@AlexHormozi 95% of corporate ai pilots produce zero financial impact for exactly this reason.
the models aren't the bottleneck, knowing which jobs should stop existing is.
@yojimmykim@CommerceRound i'd talk about how we cut cs costs 50% for 34 dtc brands and what that did to their retention numbers.
turns out the fastest way to keep customers is actually answering them at 2am.
@ecomchasedimond rule 6 is missing. segment your newsletter list the same way you segment your flows.
sending the same "relationship" email to a 30 day buyer and a 9 month cold subscriber kills deliverability faster than bad content does.