Michael Taylor

I actually tried and failed to build this product like 3 years ago so I am super impressed that they managed to pull it off and make it actually work.

I actually tried and failed to build this product like 3 years ago so I am super impressed that they managed to pull it off and make it actually work.

How well do you think they would do against a human player?

This is one of the hardest things to do. Makes sense to have AI working on it in the background.

Write off as a service. Very cool to see what this has become, I have been following the team for years as they explored this area and figured out what was valuable to build. Now with AI it's a no brainer to be constantly checking your receipts in the background and figuring out what you can classify as an expense. Makes a lot of sense and can basically save you money while you sleep.

I love the 'take the busy out of your work' line in the video. My current task management is really messy because it's just a random bunch of notes in notion plus I mark as unread some emails until I'm ready to do them, which kind of works, but then I often miss a bunch of stuff in slack and discord. It's useful to see everything in one place where I can prioritize them and the AI will only get...

I've been a mentor here for years, and have done over 100 mentoring sessions. It's the most legit community I have ever been a part of. Every call gives me energy rather than taking it away. I use it to keep involved in what's happening and what sort of questions and problems up and coming marketers are thinking about.

Been using Causal for a while - for me the major thing is the ability to bake in uncertainty to your models. Instead of saying our cost of showing 1,000 ads (CPM) is $10, we can say it's $8 to $10 and then everything downstream that references that will show a range too. Now you know the probability of hitting your target, missing it, or exceeding it. I've found that to be hugely helpful in...

I really love the unique approach - it's like the best of the personal knowledge management domain meeting course creation!

At @ladderdigital we had access to over 100 Facebook accounts and had to gain access to 5-10 more every month for sales audits – it was a *huge* hassle and we had a big PDF that showed how you grant access properly (makes me laugh just thinking about it!). Despite all that effort we still we got at least 1-2 issues each month where a client granted the wrong thing (i.e. account access but not...

It's so realistic that at times I wondered if I should be charging for my time as a growth consultant 🤣. If you want to know how the job is done (or should be done), I can highly recommend.

If we get reports of a hiring freeze we add it for the company. However if someone later clarifies it's just one geography or team we adjust the notes.

We're reviewing every submission manually (over 1,000 so far!) and verifying directly with company leadership and news in the press where possible. We're a team of volunteers doing this so if you can help us out and help verify a hiring freeze one way or another, let us know. We need more companies that are hiring so if you can send us a link to your job board we'll promote it. This has had...

I like that it comes with party supplies but I'd like to see what I get. Pros: I haven't heard of half of these cakes - I have serious cake fomo now. Cons: I'd like to see pricing.

I've been interested in getting into investing before but that world has always been a bit of a black box for me. From the screenshots Dabbl looks a bit easier to comprehend so I'll check it out.

I love brain.fm. Saved so much time creating useless playlists.

The thing I like about this is the serendipity - 'oh I had no idea that page got so much traffic... I need to fix this and this...'

This is a great idea - started using it pretty much every day