Alan, thanks for the colorful commentary. Your tangent about AI-generated voices is a curious one, but it seems like you’ve misunderstood something fundamental here. The podcast recap of my article was created using Google NotebookLM—a tool designed to synthesize content for diverse formats, including podcasts. It's not about 'pretending others talk about my blog'; it's about leveraging innovative tools to expand how ideas are shared.
As for questioning my grasp of advertising or branding—those criticisms would hold more weight coming from someone with an actual track record to back it up. Hiding behind an anonymous profile to throw jabs feels more like commentary from the cheap seats than meaningful critique.
I’m happy to have a deeper conversation if you’re genuinely interested in exploring the subject. Until then, I’ll be over here continuing to build, adapt, and embrace the tools shaping the future. You should try it sometime—who knows, you might learn something.
Can't recommend this blog/site.
Given he worked at Google, it doesn't look like he actually knows a lot about advertising. It's not just click-throughs...
And pretending that others talk about your blog when the voices are AI generated is mildly funny....
Alan, thanks for the colorful commentary. Your tangent about AI-generated voices is a curious one, but it seems like you’ve misunderstood something fundamental here. The podcast recap of my article was created using Google NotebookLM—a tool designed to synthesize content for diverse formats, including podcasts. It's not about 'pretending others talk about my blog'; it's about leveraging innovative tools to expand how ideas are shared.
As for questioning my grasp of advertising or branding—those criticisms would hold more weight coming from someone with an actual track record to back it up. Hiding behind an anonymous profile to throw jabs feels more like commentary from the cheap seats than meaningful critique.
I’m happy to have a deeper conversation if you’re genuinely interested in exploring the subject. Until then, I’ll be over here continuing to build, adapt, and embrace the tools shaping the future. You should try it sometime—who knows, you might learn something.