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In this episode, Matt & Lauren examine the ways book marketing has changed in an AI and algorithm-driven world. We identify a few of the biggest shifts weβve seen, like prioritizing trust signals over keywords, and share our insights into:
π± Common mistakes we see authors & creators making
π€© Proactive moves we see authors & creators making
π€ Things you can do right now to better position your strategy
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ποΈ [18:39] βThe more evergreen content that you have out there, the more content that you put out there that will stand the test of time and again prove that you are human, that you write for humans, that your content speaks and relates to humans, the better off you're going to be.β
ποΈ [51:45] βWe are not saying write content that is targeted towards the robots. We're saying write content that is targeted towards humans, because that's what the robots are looking for.β
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By Matt Briel & Lauren Vassallo4.6
2020 ratings
In this episode, Matt & Lauren examine the ways book marketing has changed in an AI and algorithm-driven world. We identify a few of the biggest shifts weβve seen, like prioritizing trust signals over keywords, and share our insights into:
π± Common mistakes we see authors & creators making
π€© Proactive moves we see authors & creators making
π€ Things you can do right now to better position your strategy
Listen wherever you get your podcasts, or watch the video episode on YouTube!
Dive Deeper
π‘ Explore These Resources
π‘ Listen to These Episodes
Sound Bites From This Episode
ποΈ [18:39] βThe more evergreen content that you have out there, the more content that you put out there that will stand the test of time and again prove that you are human, that you write for humans, that your content speaks and relates to humans, the better off you're going to be.β
ποΈ [51:45] βWe are not saying write content that is targeted towards the robots. We're saying write content that is targeted towards humans, because that's what the robots are looking for.β
π Canβt wait for our next episode? Check out our Resources page for links to our blog, our YouTube channel, and more.
π Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn at luludotcom!
π Email us at [email protected]
π Sign up for our mailing list.