New technology is often met with skepticism. For example: Up until a few years ago, people claimed AI will never be able to replace artists. Now, you can write down a simple prompt and you can get stunning results. Want an image of a cat wearing sunglasses, a leather jacket, and holding a radio, cyberpunk style? Here you go. Took around 60 seconds for Midjourney…
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How Quickmail can Increase Website Conversions and get More Qualified Leads
Quickmail is a tool that allows you to send cold emails and have automated follow-ups. In this post, I’ll go over a few ways their team can improve their website’s performance and attract more of their target audience (lead gen agencies) 1. Improving the messaging on the homepage to make it stand out from its competitors If we compare the hero section of Quickmail to…
Why Marketers Should Learn How to Code
Programming often gets looked at as something mystical. Developers get paid a lot, code looks like an alien language, and everyone makes a big deal out of it. Companies make it sound like developers will save the world. And while programming can solve a lot of problems, you don’t have to be a genius to learn how to do it. In reality, everyone who can…
How to Use the WordPress REST API with Python
WordPress powers around 39.5% of all websites. It’s great, but if you’ve ever been in charge of a decent-sized blog, you know that keeping everything up to date is hard to do. Images break, links stop working, prices and product info get out of date, and so on. Going through all of that content and updating it manually is a giant pain in the ass….
Why Trying to Think Outside The Box is a Waste of Time (+ what to do instead)
Done right, ideas have the power to change the world. Just look at the iPhone. Before it was invented, flip phones were all the rage and you had to navigate around using a keypad. After the iPhone, touchscreens and swiping became the norm. But coming up with groundbreaking ideas isn’t easy. You don’t get great ideas by sitting in a stuffy conference room and telling…