🚫 Old way
The internet used to work like this...
1. You make a query.
2. A stored piece of exsisting content is found.
3. It moves from the center of the network to you on the edge.
Thousands of new AI apps have hit the market over the past year.
That said, they largely fall into 3 groups.
Which are:
👉 "Co-pilot" for text + image tools
Use cases: coding, writing, legal, marketing, medical, design, HR etc.
My favorite business metric that gets no love.
It's not COGS, gross margin, or EBITDA.
It's simpler:
Revenue per employee.
From it, you:
➡️ Understand how a company stacks up with others in an industry.
➡️ Get a read on overall business efficiency.
➡️ Gather how profitable a business is/can be without needing to go too deep on financials
Microsoft launched Azure OpenAI services.
This is big news for everyone. Not just developers.
Here's what you need to know if you are non-technical (in plain English)...
Examples include summarizing support tickets, generating text on product listings, predicting tax payments, and many other use cases.
If you want to market like a pro look to the past.
This 103-year-old newspaper ad is an absolute clinic.
Check out the 7 tried-and-true tactics it uses:
6. Social proof. ✅
75,000 people have joined, and they're heavy hitters - presidents, CEOs, and sales execs.






