AI. Cookies. Gadgets.
Plus 4 inputs for your AI
AI gadgets have their moment in the spotlight, but not all shine bright.
Take Humane's AI pin for example. It's getting roasted by critics for being underwhelming. “The Worst Product I’ve Ever Reviewed”, said the most famous tech reviewer Marques Brownlee.
This case shows us that not every AI creation is bound for glory. Ultimately, AI should always aim to be helpful, so this is a reminder to make products with purpose, not just for the sake of it!
What's on the table for today:
Latest news
We interviewed the CEO of Kryptos
Community Spotlight
Two Growth Hacks
Let’s dive in!
👉 Ads are hitting Threads sooner than expected. Meta plans rollout in the second half of the year, aiming for one billion users. Timing is crucial to avoid disrupting user experience. (READ HERE)
👉 In a year of big changes, we need to focus on privacy. It's not only about replacing cookies but changing how we think. Focus on long-term strategies without sacrificing short-term performance. (READ HERE)
👉 Google's experimenting with AI could change the game for news publishers. While they've long relied on Google for traffic, a new tool called Search Generative Experience (SGE) might keep users on Google rather than leading them to publishers' sites.
Could collective action force Google to rethink its approach? (READ HERE)
👉 Brave, known for its privacy-centric browser, is shaking up the search game with its new AI Answer Engine. Unlike Google or Bing, Brave's tool uses its own search index, promising a cleaner and more reliable search experience.
And privacy is a top priority! (READ HERE)
We speak and record conversations with CEOs, Founders, and Marketers in Web3.
We dive into top brands’ techniques and valuable strategies. From the very best in the space.
This week, we highlight the interview Abel had with Sukesh Tedla (CEO at Kryptos).
"Make it dumb!" - these were the words of the CEO of the growing Crypto Management and Tax Solutions Platform.
But why?
We sat down with Suskesh to find out.
We also discovered what inspired Sukesh to embark on this journey and what insights he gained from being a pioneer in the crypto field.
Community Spotlight is where we share some great work from the web3 space & the DOT community.
This week’s edition is sponsored by Semoto.
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Their platform evaluates and showcases top-tier providers, empowering both web3 startups and traditional web2 companies venturing into the space.
By joining their ecosystem, you can gain access to different vendors, enabling efficient search and negotiation processes.
This approach not only saves time and resources but also ensures reliability through peer-to-peer ranking and feedback mechanisms.
At Semoto, they facilitate smooth connections between projects and service providers, creating a great environment for collaborations to thrive.
#1 - 4 inputs for your AI 💥
Safe to say we’re all tired of “unlock”, “supercharge” and “unparalleled opportunities” types of language. We’ve seen it, we know it: AI.
Here’s what you should include in your input to avoid the general copy AI can give:
Be affirmative: “Avoid/Exclude sensationalist words”.
Tip your AI: by adding “I’m going to tip you $2000”, you’ll get better and longer results.
Say what you’re expecting it to sound like: “Act like” + job title (experienced copywriter in social media).
Add examples of what you want from it so it will match that style.
Let’s create better AI output!
#2 - The power of well-made pop-ups
Picture this: you’re scrolling through a website. Blog, news, product page - you name it). Then a pop-up appears. And it looks… terrible!
You will be less likely to engage with that website from then on.
Now imagine a great, sleek pop-up. It could drive more conversions in no time!
Here’s how to (re)design yours!
Cheers,
DOT Team
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