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Welcome!

I hope you are well.

Here, I’ll share the following:

1. Wins

2. Fails

3. Lessons learned

All from the last week

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Wins

1. I had some good viral posts on X and LinkedIn last week.

2. I was good at consistently creating new content on X and LinkedIn.

3. I was consistent at working out.

4. I was consistent with tracking my health.

5. One of my client’s accounts had gotten 2M+ impressions in the last week on LinkedIn. Crazy, isn’t it?

6. I had posted some carousels on my client’s brand page, and they worked well.

7. I had started working on a new LinkedIn account last week in the copywriting niche, and that too is performing well now.

8. I had consistently posted on TechnoBizzVault’s IG.

9. I had a new hire on my team.

Fails

1. The videos I posted on my client’s LinkedIn brand page didn’t perform well. If you have any hacks for LinkedIn video content, please reply and let me know.

2. I finished the assignment to get a new project for my client, but I didn't get to work on the project. He said maybe I won’t be able to do it because I already have a lot of work on my plate, and this might just be a lot for me.🥹

3. I wasn’t able to spend a lot of time reading.

4. I’ve been doing a lot of A/B testing on TechnoBizzVault’s IG, but still there is a lot of failure happening there.

5. I wasn’t consistent in Rundown university’s community.

6. I'm currently experimenting with different workout routines because I haven't yet found the ideal one that balances both cardio and weights.

Lessons Learned

1. Google’s firebase studio was launched last week, and you can use it to create a basic prototype of your dream web app from just a few prompts.

2. Dreamina by ByteDance and FantasyTalking’s announcements last week did show us how realistic and effective AI human and avatar video creations can be.

3. ChatGPT has increased its memory, so I’m glad it can provide us better outputs without adding a lot of background context everytime.

4. I think there are too many AI agent builder platforms out there, but I think Agent AI will win in the end because they have over 1M email newsletter subscribers too.

5. I think Sam Altman could’ve given better answers about AI safety and ethics in his latest Ted Talk. If you haven’t watched it, go to YouTube and watch it ASAP.

6. Varun Mayya’s podcast episode with Sam Altman did prove that OpenAI’s ultimate goal is to make people productive and not take away their jobs.

7. Microsoft is planning to lay off mid-level managers and non-tech people soon, but I think people in those roles who are good at using AI tools won’t face any problems.

8. I think AI has made the customer journey longer and a bit more complex since businesses will have to focus on AISEO, and also they’ll need to have a physical business moat instead of just a digital business.

9. I spoke to a person who has a podcast on YouTube, and I got to know that lead generation from lead magnets is terrible on YouTube as compared to that from a viral LinkedIn post.

10. I checked the YouTube video from Jay Clouse about how he made $830k+ in 2024, and I liked how he wants to focus on one product only, and he calls it his signature digital product. I think more creators must now focus on creating a signature product and working on improving it in the long term.

I hope you’ve found this helpful.

Have a great day!