High-Converting Landing Pages with AI

WEBVTT 1 00:00:07.700 --> 00:00:10.460 Hello, hello. 2 00:00:13.100 --> 00:00:14.300 How's everyone doing? 3 00:00:16.040 --> 00:00:18.160 Very well. How are you today, Rishabh? 4 00:00:18.260 --> 00:00:21.600 I'm good. Excited for today's training. 5 00:00:21.700 --> 00:00:22.540 Good, good. 6 00:00:23.220 --> 00:00:25.360 Awesome. I see people joining 7 00:00:25.420 --> 00:00:29.640 in. 8 00:00:31.900 --> 00:00:34.760 All right. Genghis, how are you 9 00:00:34.800 --> 00:00:35.960 doing? 10 00:00:36.000 --> 00:00:39.360 Hello, hello, Rishabh. Doing real ... Doing very g- good. 11 00:00:39.380 --> 00:00:41.640 How about you? How's it going? 12 00:00:41.780 --> 00:00:43.600 All good, all good. Prepared a 13 00:00:44.660 --> 00:00:46.240 in-depth training for everybody, 14 00:00:47.120 --> 00:00:50.220 building landing pages with AI. 15 00:00:50.240 --> 00:00:50.250 Great. 16 00:00:50.320 --> 00:00:52.680 Uh, is that Muzamil? 17 00:00:52.740 --> 00:00:56.720 Yeah, that's me. I'm, uh, I'm short on power so I'm joining from my 18 00:00:56.760 --> 00:00:58.020 phone. 19 00:00:58.060 --> 00:00:59.440 Ah, man. 20 00:00:59.480 --> 00:01:01.140 How are you doing, Rishabh (laughs) ? 21 00:01:01.150 --> 00:01:04.500 Uh, love the grid. Awesome. Perfect. 22 00:01:04.540 --> 00:01:07.120 I see a lot of folks joining. 23 00:01:09.040 --> 00:01:12.500 Perfect. All right. We'll open it up for any Q&A. 24 00:01:12.560 --> 00:01:12.700 Um, 25 00:01:13.660 --> 00:01:15.770 Claudia, what are you working on? Any start 26 00:01:15.800 --> 00:01:18.660 points? 27 00:01:20.220 --> 00:01:23.260 Hello. I don't have it. 28 00:01:23.340 --> 00:01:26.680 All right. All right. Perfect. Awesome. 29 00:01:26.720 --> 00:01:30.050 Muzamil, uh, I know you're working with Robert, so any start points? 30 00:01:30.080 --> 00:01:33.180 Anything you are working on that you need help with? 31 00:01:33.240 --> 00:01:36.020 Yeah, I got a, I got a bit of a different kind of question 32 00:01:36.080 --> 00:01:37.300 today. 33 00:01:37.340 --> 00:01:37.450 Sure. 34 00:01:37.560 --> 00:01:37.880 Um, 35 00:01:39.580 --> 00:01:43.320 I'm trying to think. Like we're obviously looking to get more engagements on our 36 00:01:43.360 --> 00:01:44.500 posts and stuff. 37 00:01:45.480 --> 00:01:47.000 On my end, I'm trying to like 38 00:01:48.160 --> 00:01:51.360 ... I'm trying to generate a prompt that would guide 39 00:01:51.420 --> 00:01:53.520 me to get 40 00:01:54.560 --> 00:01:57.400 content I- ideas that are more 41 00:01:57.460 --> 00:02:01.080 likely to go viral, like even, even 42 00:02:01.120 --> 00:02:04.180 if it's with boosting, because we do boost 43 00:02:05.460 --> 00:02:06.320 a few posts 44 00:02:07.360 --> 00:02:08.979 in a week. 45 00:02:09.000 --> 00:02:09.008 Mm-hmm. 46 00:02:09.008 --> 00:02:12.020 Like I, I just want, like, more guidance from 47 00:02:12.440 --> 00:02:16.000 AI to sort of look at someone else's account and, 48 00:02:16.020 --> 00:02:19.960 like, guide me into what I can do. Like 49 00:02:20.020 --> 00:02:23.560 s- tiny things, like the times that I can post 50 00:02:23.680 --> 00:02:26.960 or which competitors I can look at to 51 00:02:27.060 --> 00:02:27.700 compare, 52 00:02:28.660 --> 00:02:31.200 because obviously it could be industry-specific as well. 53 00:02:31.220 --> 00:02:34.720 Like, there's different industries that go viral for different 54 00:02:34.780 --> 00:02:37.440 reasons. We obviously, in, in 55 00:02:37.460 --> 00:02:39.680 hardwood. I- I'm just trying to 56 00:02:40.720 --> 00:02:44.200 find a way to, like, generate a prompt that's gonna guide me 57 00:02:44.280 --> 00:02:47.040 and be specific to my business ... 58 00:02:48.260 --> 00:02:48.390 (...) happens. 59 00:02:48.390 --> 00:02:48.950 ... help me to get 60 00:02:48.950 --> 00:02:49.580 Yeah, so Rishab- 61 00:02:49.960 --> 00:02:53.900 Yeah, so Rishab, I've really tasked the team with why we can't get some virality 62 00:02:53.940 --> 00:02:57.720 out of our posts. So, you know, we have about 30,000 followers. 63 00:02:57.780 --> 00:03:01.240 Uh, when I go to trade shows, everybody knows who we are. They see our stuff. 64 00:03:01.340 --> 00:03:04.520 Um, and we've got, we're getting a lot of business off of Instagram and, and 65 00:03:04.620 --> 00:03:07.630 LinkedIn, you know, nine, $10 million a year. 66 00:03:07.660 --> 00:03:10.109 But w- we don't have any virality at all. 67 00:03:10.140 --> 00:03:13.030 Like, we get 30 likes, a couple comments. 68 00:03:13.080 --> 00:03:16.580 If, if we boost, if we don't boost posts, we get 1 to 2,000 views 69 00:03:16.840 --> 00:03:20.660 typically. If we boost c- posts, we get anywhere from 10 to 70 00:03:21.180 --> 00:03:24.980 70 sometimes, but, but no matter what we do, whether we create 71 00:03:25.040 --> 00:03:28.820 funny content, AI content, organic content, there's noth- there's nothing 72 00:03:28.840 --> 00:03:32.100 going viral, and we can't figure it out. 73 00:03:32.140 --> 00:03:34.660 Uh, it, it, it's a tough problem to solve. 74 00:03:34.700 --> 00:03:38.580 It's not a straightforward solve, but we have seen work 75 00:03:38.660 --> 00:03:42.540 for our case, in our case and for our clients, 76 00:03:42.600 --> 00:03:46.520 some of our clients, are, uh, pillars. 77 00:03:46.580 --> 00:03:50.080 So we do pillars of content. We hit those pillars 78 00:03:50.440 --> 00:03:53.980 every single week. For example, Scott has the pillars of faith, 79 00:03:54.040 --> 00:03:57.800 fitness, family, finance. So usually, the business 80 00:03:57.840 --> 00:04:01.570 content is least likely to go viral, but the personal 81 00:04:01.600 --> 00:04:05.390 content is more likely to go viral in our case. 82 00:04:05.440 --> 00:04:08.880 That, that is one way to look at it, to include more personal 83 00:04:08.940 --> 00:04:12.470 instances, personal videos from your personal life, Robert. 84 00:04:12.470 --> 00:04:15.640 That would be one way to look at it. The other 85 00:04:15.780 --> 00:04:16.620 part- 86 00:04:16.660 --> 00:04:18.019 A- and, and, and Rishabh, have you seen that? 87 00:04:18.029 --> 00:04:20.250 'Cause, you know, I'm friends with Scott, and I see his accounts. 88 00:04:20.279 --> 00:04:23.980 And I don't see a lot of reach there either, in terms of tons and tons of 89 00:04:24.040 --> 00:04:26.900 views and likes and comments. Have you had success? 90 00:04:26.920 --> 00:04:26.930 Yeah, 91 00:04:26.940 --> 00:04:27.490 Have you had success? 92 00:04:27.500 --> 00:04:31.180 Yeah. On, on TikTok, one of his posts got, 93 00:04:31.240 --> 00:04:34.260 uh, s- I believe 700,000 views- 94 00:04:34.340 --> 00:04:34.350 Mm-hmm. 95 00:04:34.350 --> 00:04:38.220 ... um, from one of the, like a quick life 96 00:04:38.280 --> 00:04:42.180 hack that he shared with everybody, so that post really went 97 00:04:42.220 --> 00:04:46.200 viral. So virality is d- it's also 98 00:04:46.280 --> 00:04:46.580 if you 99 00:04:47.860 --> 00:04:51.000 ... Have you even bought followers on your account? 100 00:04:51.060 --> 00:04:51.180 No. 101 00:04:51.200 --> 00:04:52.400 On your account records? 102 00:04:53.200 --> 00:04:53.420 No. 103 00:04:53.460 --> 00:04:54.180 No. 104 00:04:55.180 --> 00:04:58.700 Yeah, because the 30,000 to 2,000, uh, 105 00:04:59.140 --> 00:05:02.940 view rate, that's a low view rate. So Instagram 106 00:05:02.980 --> 00:05:03.500 might 107 00:05:04.480 --> 00:05:07.180 view it as, uh, bot 108 00:05:07.280 --> 00:05:09.710 followers. If, 109 00:05:09.800 --> 00:05:13.660 No, they're all, they're all, they're all organic. We haven't bought anything. 110 00:05:13.720 --> 00:05:17.460 All right. If, if that's organic, then what I would suggest is pillars of 111 00:05:17.560 --> 00:05:21.320 content. That, that is how we get a high engage- a high 112 00:05:21.480 --> 00:05:22.340 view rate. 113 00:05:22.380 --> 00:05:22.650 Okay. 114 00:05:22.740 --> 00:05:24.460 Now, for vi- viral content- 115 00:05:24.480 --> 00:05:24.490 Okay. 116 00:05:24.490 --> 00:05:28.420 ... what you can do is repurpose some of the posts that 117 00:05:28.460 --> 00:05:32.020 are on Robert's feed. For example, if Robert's 118 00:05:32.080 --> 00:05:35.700 account, you go through the reels on Robert's account, 119 00:05:35.780 --> 00:05:38.700 and you have to be very specific. You cannot go through your 120 00:05:42.040 --> 00:05:44.540 (...) account, which has other 121 00:05:44.600 --> 00:05:47.240 followers. 122 00:05:51.920 --> 00:05:54.460 Uh, he's breaking up on my end. 123 00:05:54.520 --> 00:05:56.080 Yeah, I thought, I thought it was my internet. 124 00:05:56.090 --> 00:05:59.140 Sorry. Me. Uh, Rishabh, you're cutting in and out. 125 00:05:59.180 --> 00:06:00.720 I'm not sure if you can hear us. 126 00:06:02.880 --> 00:06:03.560 Let me send him- 127 00:06:03.640 --> 00:06:03.950 Thank you. 128 00:06:03.950 --> 00:06:06.120 ... a quick note. 129 00:06:06.128 --> 00:06:06.780 (laughs) 130 00:06:06.940 --> 00:06:09.099 Sorry about that, team. 131 00:06:09.120 --> 00:06:09.159 It's 132 00:06:09.219 --> 00:06:13.440 okay. 133 00:06:14.000 --> 00:06:14.789 I'll have him 134 00:06:15.440 --> 00:06:25.659 rejoin. 135 00:06:25.730 --> 00:06:35.109 (pause for 15 seconds) 136 00:06:35.219 --> 00:06:38.860 Okay, I think you're back, 137 00:06:39.000 --> 00:06:40.680 Reshar. 138 00:06:40.700 --> 00:06:40.909 Now, 139 00:06:40.909 --> 00:06:41.780 I'm- You're good. 140 00:06:41.789 --> 00:06:43.480 ... I'm good? I'm moving? 141 00:06:43.520 --> 00:06:44.820 Yes. (laughs) 142 00:06:44.840 --> 00:06:48.800 So- so that would be my guess, is, uh- so just repeating myself 143 00:06:48.860 --> 00:06:52.539 once there, go to Robert's account, go through the reels 144 00:06:52.599 --> 00:06:56.460 section and find out 10 viral posts 145 00:06:56.520 --> 00:06:57.530 that you can stitch 146 00:06:58.460 --> 00:07:01.969 on his account. Remix those reels and do a stitch with 147 00:07:02.000 --> 00:07:05.550 those reels. That- that has a chance of going viral. 148 00:07:05.580 --> 00:07:06.880 If you go viral once, 149 00:07:08.039 --> 00:07:11.020 more likely you'll go viral again and again. 150 00:07:11.120 --> 00:07:14.320 Uh, we- previously we were boosting our posts. 151 00:07:14.360 --> 00:07:17.080 We stopped boosting our posts totally. 152 00:07:17.120 --> 00:07:21.020 Uh, when we boosted our posts, we were getting 2,000, 153 00:07:21.159 --> 00:07:24.960 3,000 views. We stopped boosting, we went down to 154 00:07:25.260 --> 00:07:28.960 200, 300 views. But then we introduced the four 155 00:07:29.080 --> 00:07:32.560 pillars again and again. We went to an 156 00:07:32.620 --> 00:07:34.780 ad- 157 00:07:40.400 --> 00:07:40.610 (audio cuts out) 158 00:07:40.610 --> 00:07:44.320 Uh, Reshar, you're breaking up again. 159 00:07:46.900 --> 00:07:48.630 Is it just for me, or...? 160 00:07:48.980 --> 00:07:50.080 No, it's for me as well. 161 00:07:50.140 --> 00:07:52.510 No, not my end. I thought it was my internet. 162 00:07:53.520 --> 00:07:54.480 Everybody, I think. 163 00:07:54.490 --> 00:07:58.210 All right. I think Reshar- 164 00:07:58.260 --> 00:07:58.480 And I- 165 00:07:58.490 --> 00:08:02.280 ... can still hear us, but, uh, Reshar, you're cutting in and out again. 166 00:08:02.299 --> 00:08:04.710 He's kind of moving. (laughs) 167 00:08:04.710 --> 00:08:08.480 A- am I still frozen? Is- am I audible now? 168 00:08:08.560 --> 00:08:09.150 I can hear you, 169 00:08:09.150 --> 00:08:12.529 just watch- We can hear you, but you're frozen a bit, or you're 170 00:08:12.560 --> 00:08:14.260 lagging. 171 00:08:14.380 --> 00:08:15.090 Oh, okay. 172 00:08:15.120 --> 00:08:17.070 Oh, you seem like you're better. (laughs) 173 00:08:17.070 --> 00:08:18.799 Uh-huh. 174 00:08:18.980 --> 00:08:20.039 Hopefully. 175 00:08:20.860 --> 00:08:24.240 I don't know why the internet is acting up today. 176 00:08:24.260 --> 00:08:27.499 Uh, all right, so go through, we went from, uh, doing 177 00:08:28.120 --> 00:08:31.640 business content to personal content, and we stopped boosting. 178 00:08:31.700 --> 00:08:35.000 Slowly our views, average views went from 300, 500, to 179 00:08:35.059 --> 00:08:39.020 1,500. And then we started getting some 10,000 views 180 00:08:39.079 --> 00:08:42.500 organically. And out of the blue, one 181 00:08:42.539 --> 00:08:44.969 video went to 60,000 organically. 182 00:08:45.000 --> 00:08:48.800 So we stopped boosting all together and we hit 183 00:08:48.960 --> 00:08:52.620 all four pillars of Scott. That is how we have grown our account 184 00:08:53.560 --> 00:08:53.980 from- 185 00:08:54.040 --> 00:08:57.640 I guess I'm con- if we don't boost, we're just gonna completely go 186 00:08:57.819 --> 00:08:59.540 flat, because- 187 00:08:59.720 --> 00:09:00.089 Yes, 188 00:09:00.089 --> 00:09:04.060 that- ... we boost, we get a lot of comments, we get a lot of likes, even if 189 00:09:04.079 --> 00:09:05.920 the comments are not- 190 00:09:06.100 --> 00:09:06.560 There is- 191 00:09:06.569 --> 00:09:07.150 ... necessarily positive. 192 00:09:07.150 --> 00:09:09.510 There is another- another strategy you could potentially use. 193 00:09:09.520 --> 00:09:13.339 It's a long tail strategy, which is create a alias account 194 00:09:13.400 --> 00:09:17.020 of Robert. It's a separate account from the main. 195 00:09:17.240 --> 00:09:20.940 Do the same posts that you are doing, it could be the same 196 00:09:20.980 --> 00:09:23.760 absolute parallel. Parallelly, you can post on both those 197 00:09:23.819 --> 00:09:27.560 accounts. And you- if- if the new account 198 00:09:27.620 --> 00:09:31.440 starts to get more views, it just means that the 199 00:09:31.520 --> 00:09:35.360 old account ha- does not have a good health score, um, 200 00:09:35.420 --> 00:09:38.380 because of the follower count to viewership 201 00:09:38.480 --> 00:09:42.140 count. That- that could be one of my 202 00:09:42.200 --> 00:09:44.579 advices, is we- we have done that for Scott. 203 00:09:44.620 --> 00:09:48.440 We found that problem initially, is his account health was not 204 00:09:48.480 --> 00:09:49.370 good. So- 205 00:09:49.380 --> 00:09:53.010 I think we did an audit. Scott had me do that for one of our monthly 206 00:09:53.220 --> 00:09:57.140 calls, and I think our health score was low, but all of our 207 00:09:57.160 --> 00:10:01.100 followers are real. And so I built them over, I think, three and a half years, we 208 00:10:01.120 --> 00:10:03.809 went from like 7,000 to now we're at 30,000. 209 00:10:03.839 --> 00:10:06.079 Those are organic, so it's like why would- 210 00:10:06.100 --> 00:10:06.290 Yeah. 211 00:10:06.319 --> 00:10:08.020 ... we be falling so flat? 212 00:10:08.079 --> 00:10:11.900 So even if the numbers are organic, the thing is, Instagram doesn't have a 213 00:10:11.940 --> 00:10:13.200 way to, uh, 214 00:10:14.220 --> 00:10:18.120 accurately flag bot followers. What it does is it takes your 215 00:10:18.140 --> 00:10:22.079 total follower count, it takes the average views that you are getting on your 216 00:10:22.140 --> 00:10:24.900 reels, and sees if there's a huge discrepancy. 217 00:10:24.920 --> 00:10:28.550 If you have a million followers and you're getting a thousand views on your reels, 218 00:10:28.599 --> 00:10:31.780 that means something is not right or the content is not 219 00:10:31.819 --> 00:10:35.790 relevant. So it will just subdue your page, it will 220 00:10:35.819 --> 00:10:37.520 suppress your page. So 221 00:10:38.360 --> 00:10:42.040 the follower count to viewership should be a healthy 222 00:10:42.079 --> 00:10:44.339 balance. Usually 10% of your 223 00:10:45.140 --> 00:10:48.099 followers should view your content. 224 00:10:48.120 --> 00:10:48.130 On- 225 00:10:48.160 --> 00:10:52.079 I feel like it used to be that way, but I think it's kind of dropped here 226 00:10:52.120 --> 00:10:54.599 within the last few months. 227 00:10:54.660 --> 00:10:55.380 Yeah, so- 228 00:10:55.390 --> 00:10:57.920 So it used to get 5,000, 10,000, 15,000 views. 229 00:10:58.579 --> 00:11:02.500 ... I guess- Yeah, to test that, have you ever started an alias account 230 00:11:02.560 --> 00:11:02.890 before? 231 00:11:02.900 --> 00:11:04.040 No. 232 00:11:04.050 --> 00:11:07.970 So that could be also a next step, is- so two next steps is, number 233 00:11:08.120 --> 00:11:10.839 one, find content to stitch- 234 00:11:10.860 --> 00:11:11.220 Okay. 235 00:11:11.230 --> 00:11:15.020 ... of other creators, and then second would be to 236 00:11:15.060 --> 00:11:18.819 create an alias account and post the same content over 237 00:11:18.860 --> 00:11:19.630 there. 238 00:11:19.700 --> 00:11:21.120 All right. Thank you. 239 00:11:21.140 --> 00:11:25.040 Compare the organic reach of both, organic reach of the original 240 00:11:25.079 --> 00:11:28.620 account and an organic reach of the b- the alias 241 00:11:28.660 --> 00:11:29.660 account. 242 00:11:29.700 --> 00:11:30.669 Good. 243 00:11:31.980 --> 00:11:34.010 Thank you so much. 244 00:11:34.280 --> 00:11:36.700 Awesome. Thank you. And- 245 00:11:36.740 --> 00:11:36.810 Uh- 246 00:11:36.810 --> 00:11:40.400 ... Muzamil, for the prompt that you were asking about, what I would 247 00:11:40.440 --> 00:11:44.099 suggest is go through, do you have the Prompt Engineer 248 00:11:44.220 --> 00:11:47.079 prompt with you? 249 00:11:47.180 --> 00:11:48.819 Yeah, I do. 250 00:11:48.900 --> 00:11:52.819 So use the Prompt Engineer prompt to create that prompt that you're talking 251 00:11:52.860 --> 00:11:54.839 about. 252 00:11:54.900 --> 00:11:56.880 Okay. Is- is that part of the eight? 253 00:11:58.099 --> 00:12:00.560 No, that's not the seven step or eight step. 254 00:12:00.579 --> 00:12:02.819 That's a separate prompt altogether. 255 00:12:04.072 --> 00:12:04.872 Okay. 256 00:12:05.352 --> 00:12:07.352 Let me... Yes. So what you can do- 257 00:12:07.362 --> 00:12:10.012 If you don't have it, I can send it over to you, Mozammal. 258 00:12:10.032 --> 00:12:12.391 Yeah, I'd really appreciate that, Yuki. 259 00:12:12.592 --> 00:12:16.372 Awesome. Uh, for the entire team, if you ever need to 260 00:12:16.412 --> 00:12:20.232 create any prompts for a custom use case, you can always use this 261 00:12:20.252 --> 00:12:22.352 prompt engineer prompt to create that 262 00:12:22.372 --> 00:12:24.282 prompt. 263 00:12:24.312 --> 00:12:25.772 Okay, cool. Um, 264 00:12:26.672 --> 00:12:30.572 just one more thing. Obviously, I know you were 265 00:12:30.672 --> 00:12:34.112 speaking to Taylor now, like, about our current following and how we can reach 266 00:12:34.122 --> 00:12:37.852 them. I think something else that we also want to try to do is 267 00:12:37.912 --> 00:12:39.382 reach out of that 268 00:12:40.512 --> 00:12:43.412 with... And you mentioned, like, stitching some other people's 269 00:12:43.512 --> 00:12:44.972 content. 270 00:12:45.032 --> 00:12:45.252 Yes. 271 00:12:45.292 --> 00:12:48.771 Would that help us break out of our follower 272 00:12:48.972 --> 00:12:51.912 viewers and into a broader 273 00:12:51.992 --> 00:12:53.402 reach? 274 00:12:53.402 --> 00:12:53.402 275 00:12:53.402 --> 00:12:55.152 Yes. That make sense? 276 00:12:55.192 --> 00:12:56.632 Yeah, absolutely. 277 00:12:56.642 --> 00:12:59.592 Because obviously, yeah, obviously their content would be appealing to a different 278 00:12:59.612 --> 00:13:03.402 type of market, and if we add that into our algorithm, we'll 279 00:13:03.472 --> 00:13:04.312 probably break 280 00:13:05.192 --> 00:13:07.552 the current reach that we're getting. 281 00:13:07.572 --> 00:13:09.232 Does that make sense? 282 00:13:09.252 --> 00:13:13.212 Uh, not really. Uh, the thing is, you have to stitch 283 00:13:13.372 --> 00:13:16.952 content which might be either relevant to Robert's current 284 00:13:17.052 --> 00:13:17.512 following 285 00:13:18.312 --> 00:13:21.872 and, and/or that audience that you are 286 00:13:21.932 --> 00:13:25.852 stitching with, or the creator that you are stitching with, should have a 287 00:13:25.912 --> 00:13:29.132 relevant target market as you. For example, even if 288 00:13:29.192 --> 00:13:32.552 it's, like, small business owners, for example. 289 00:13:32.592 --> 00:13:36.332 If small business owners watch their content, that could be something, 290 00:13:36.392 --> 00:13:39.592 that would be a good creator to stitch with. 291 00:13:39.852 --> 00:13:39.862 Okay. 292 00:13:39.892 --> 00:13:42.812 So you have to be mindful about the 293 00:13:43.352 --> 00:13:46.472 creator or the content that you're stitching with. 294 00:13:47.712 --> 00:13:49.792 Okay, that makes sense. 295 00:13:50.292 --> 00:13:54.262 I've heard a lot of people having success with trial reels on Instagram, but 296 00:13:54.312 --> 00:13:58.122 we do one almost daily, and I feel like nothing really 297 00:13:58.212 --> 00:14:01.672 happens with them. Have you heard of okay 298 00:14:02.632 --> 00:14:04.342 Trial re- trial reels is 299 00:14:05.172 --> 00:14:08.832 just a method that was already running on ads, which 300 00:14:08.912 --> 00:14:12.311 is split testing. Ultimately, at the end of the day, it's split 301 00:14:12.371 --> 00:14:16.271 testing. So, it is not going to give you additional 302 00:14:16.372 --> 00:14:19.892 reach at this point, because it has already been around for a long time. 303 00:14:19.912 --> 00:14:22.892 It's not a new, new feature anymore. 304 00:14:22.932 --> 00:14:23.132 Yeah. 305 00:14:23.172 --> 00:14:25.271 So it's not going to give you any additional reach. 306 00:14:25.312 --> 00:14:28.932 It's just going to show the one that is most 307 00:14:28.992 --> 00:14:32.612 likely to perform well to more people. 308 00:14:32.712 --> 00:14:36.372 But it... Trial reels does not account or help 309 00:14:36.512 --> 00:14:40.302 with getting more reach. It's just choosing between two 310 00:14:40.392 --> 00:14:44.292 clips, the one which will perform better, it will just show that to 311 00:14:44.372 --> 00:14:45.232 the audience. 312 00:14:45.292 --> 00:14:48.242 Okay, that makes sense. Thank you. 313 00:14:49.052 --> 00:14:52.412 Cool. Uh, any other questions from the group 314 00:14:53.812 --> 00:14:56.392 once we can dive into the training? 315 00:14:58.692 --> 00:14:58.962 Nope, 316 00:15:00.512 --> 00:15:04.372 no questions. All right, in 317 00:15:04.432 --> 00:15:07.452 that case, I will start the training for 318 00:15:07.492 --> 00:15:09.512 today. 319 00:15:12.332 --> 00:15:15.012 Am I sharing the right screen? 320 00:15:16.672 --> 00:15:20.632 All right, hopefully I don't break off again. 321 00:15:20.792 --> 00:15:23.592 Uh, so welcome to the 10-day AI Bootcamp. 322 00:15:23.632 --> 00:15:27.192 Again, this is Module 11, and today we'll 323 00:15:27.252 --> 00:15:30.392 create high-converting landing pages with 324 00:15:30.452 --> 00:15:33.771 AI. The same module can be used for 325 00:15:33.832 --> 00:15:37.592 creating websites. The same 326 00:15:37.632 --> 00:15:41.512 module can be cre- used for creating apps, 327 00:15:41.552 --> 00:15:45.012 for sales pages, for sales funnels, for VSL 328 00:15:45.072 --> 00:15:48.392 funnels, you name i- uh, as long as it can 329 00:15:48.472 --> 00:15:51.302 live on a website that people can search, 330 00:15:52.192 --> 00:15:56.012 you can create that by using this training or this 331 00:15:56.072 --> 00:15:57.212 module. 332 00:15:58.092 --> 00:16:01.812 Uh, today's journey is going to be, we'll do a quick recap of where we 333 00:16:01.872 --> 00:16:05.432 are. We'll cover the module which is high-converting landing 334 00:16:05.531 --> 00:16:09.492 pages with AI. We'll go through three secrets of creating 335 00:16:10.112 --> 00:16:13.982 landing pages with AI. We'll do a live demo of the three secrets, 336 00:16:14.052 --> 00:16:15.972 and at the end, we'll give you an 337 00:16:16.031 --> 00:16:19.472 assignment. Uh, as you know, we 338 00:16:19.592 --> 00:16:23.472 are... we have talked about the four pillars of the Elite 339 00:16:23.512 --> 00:16:27.300 AI Marketing Method, the strategy, production, distribution, and 340 00:16:27.300 --> 00:16:30.912 optimization. This is past all that. 341 00:16:30.982 --> 00:16:34.702 These are bonus modules. We thought of doing some bonus modules for the 342 00:16:34.752 --> 00:16:38.252 group. And, uh, this is 343 00:16:38.312 --> 00:16:41.972 creating landing pages with AI. So we 344 00:16:42.072 --> 00:16:45.271 are on bonus 1, Module 11, 345 00:16:45.312 --> 00:16:47.512 high-converting landing pages with 346 00:16:47.612 --> 00:16:51.512 AI. Let's start. We... The goal is, if 347 00:16:51.572 --> 00:16:55.172 you have Lovable open, if you have your ChatGPT open with 348 00:16:55.252 --> 00:16:59.052 you, you can actually do this. You do not need to spend any extra 349 00:16:59.092 --> 00:17:02.672 money with the tools today. You can get your first draft of the 350 00:17:02.732 --> 00:17:06.521 landing page up and running if you can do it 351 00:17:06.572 --> 00:17:10.382 while I'm showing you. So what you'll need today is 352 00:17:10.452 --> 00:17:11.212 ChatGPT 353 00:17:12.291 --> 00:17:16.242 and Lovable AI. Lovable.Dev is the link of the 354 00:17:16.311 --> 00:17:20.172 website. Uh, Yuki, if you can drop the link to Lovable in the chat. 355 00:17:21.152 --> 00:17:25.072 And in ChatGPT, if you can open the chat thread which has 356 00:17:25.172 --> 00:17:25.531 your 357 00:17:26.752 --> 00:17:30.292 customer, ideal customer persona, your core messaging, your lead 358 00:17:30.392 --> 00:17:34.312 magnets, and all that good stuff, you can use that chat 359 00:17:34.372 --> 00:17:36.772 thread to create a landing page. 360 00:17:37.912 --> 00:17:40.192 So these are the tools that we'll use today. 361 00:17:40.932 --> 00:17:44.312 And what are some of the myths? Well, some of the myths are, to build a landing 362 00:17:44.432 --> 00:17:48.412 page, I need a developer, I need a UI/UX designer, I need a 363 00:17:48.492 --> 00:17:52.372 copywriter, I need a project manager, and a budget of at least 364 00:17:52.392 --> 00:17:55.672 $5,000. Uh, landing pages are 365 00:17:55.752 --> 00:17:59.542 expensive. If you get it done with an agency, they 366 00:17:59.542 --> 00:18:01.831 need, you need to have an entire team. 367 00:18:01.851 --> 00:18:04.292 But today we'll replace all of that 368 00:18:05.232 --> 00:18:09.052 in under 30 minutes with AI. So that is 369 00:18:09.132 --> 00:18:12.820 the goal.How will we do that? We'll do that through 370 00:18:12.860 --> 00:18:16.720 three secrets. Secret number one is an AI prompt. 371 00:18:16.780 --> 00:18:20.140 We'll give you everybody a new prompt that we created. 372 00:18:21.280 --> 00:18:23.550 Secret number two is we'll actually build out 373 00:18:24.640 --> 00:18:28.580 the landing page in lovable.Dev. 374 00:18:28.620 --> 00:18:32.040 And secret number three is the finishing touch. 375 00:18:32.100 --> 00:18:34.920 How do we take it to the finish line? 376 00:18:35.040 --> 00:18:38.890 Uh, as secret number three is also something you'll have to do on 377 00:18:38.920 --> 00:18:42.880 your own. So we'll sh- set you up for success and you can complete your 378 00:18:42.939 --> 00:18:45.930 landing page, bring it to the finish line after this 379 00:18:45.940 --> 00:18:49.690 call. So secret number one is 380 00:18:49.720 --> 00:18:53.140 the AI prompt. Let's talk about that. 381 00:18:53.200 --> 00:18:55.300 So I want everybody to go to the 382 00:18:55.500 --> 00:18:59.830 x100.scottempringham.com/... 383 00:18:59.900 --> 00:19:03.640 section. In this section you will see if you 384 00:19:03.720 --> 00:19:06.140 scroll down or you can do a search 385 00:19:07.200 --> 00:19:11.140 for... AI 386 00:19:12.180 --> 00:19:14.720 landing or website. There we go. 387 00:19:15.720 --> 00:19:19.520 This is the prompt that we'll use, AI website/landing 388 00:19:19.600 --> 00:19:23.360 page builder prompt. This is the prompt that we'll use for this 389 00:19:23.440 --> 00:19:26.800 use case. Now this prompt is long. 390 00:19:28.320 --> 00:19:32.160 It's really, really long. It's designed to create high converting landing 391 00:19:32.260 --> 00:19:35.540 pages and sales pages and websites. 392 00:19:35.620 --> 00:19:38.860 So there's a lot of frameworks, lots, lots of name 393 00:19:38.940 --> 00:19:42.600 drops in there. So we'll just hit the copy 394 00:19:42.680 --> 00:19:45.780 button, we'll go down to the chat, and we 395 00:19:45.840 --> 00:19:49.800 will paste it over here. That's all 396 00:19:49.860 --> 00:19:52.920 you need to do and you will hit enter. 397 00:19:53.000 --> 00:19:56.180 Now after you hit enter, it will ask you 398 00:19:57.080 --> 00:20:00.290 a lot of questions. I went through all the 399 00:20:00.400 --> 00:20:04.120 questions, so I will show you the questions in the interest of 400 00:20:04.180 --> 00:20:04.600 time. 401 00:20:06.340 --> 00:20:08.340 It asked me 36 questions, 402 00:20:09.140 --> 00:20:12.020 so you will have to be patient to go through these 36 403 00:20:12.060 --> 00:20:15.900 questions, and I'll show you what it asks me one 404 00:20:15.940 --> 00:20:19.920 by one. All right. So this is where I put the 405 00:20:19.960 --> 00:20:23.549 prompt in. You have the same prompt that I showed, just showed 406 00:20:23.620 --> 00:20:27.380 you. After you put this entire prompt in, you don't need to 407 00:20:27.440 --> 00:20:29.040 change anything. You hit enter 408 00:20:30.520 --> 00:20:33.960 and your AI web designer comes to life. 409 00:20:34.000 --> 00:20:37.940 It starts asking you questions. The first question is, what 410 00:20:37.980 --> 00:20:41.860 type of page are we building? Before I start with the questions, 411 00:20:41.900 --> 00:20:44.400 is anybody doing it with us? 412 00:20:47.920 --> 00:20:50.580 I see some head nods. Is anybody creating a 413 00:20:50.620 --> 00:20:52.540 page? 414 00:20:54.040 --> 00:20:57.760 All right. So the first question it asked is what type of 415 00:20:57.780 --> 00:21:01.620 page are we building? Is it a landing page? Is it a home page? 416 00:21:01.660 --> 00:21:04.590 It's a sales page, a funnel step, or 417 00:21:04.660 --> 00:21:08.360 other? Now we are going to go for 418 00:21:08.420 --> 00:21:11.080 this training for a landing page. It's simple. 419 00:21:11.100 --> 00:21:14.740 It's for a lead magnet webinar. Anything that you want to offer 420 00:21:15.120 --> 00:21:19.040 to your clients, any offer. It could be a free checklist, it 421 00:21:19.080 --> 00:21:21.660 could be a... Somebody 422 00:21:24.060 --> 00:21:27.040 asked a question in the chat. Yuki, can you read out the questions? 423 00:21:27.139 --> 00:21:31.100 Uh, sure. Uh, we got one from Eileen saying, "I am 424 00:21:31.160 --> 00:21:34.750 in ChatGPT as well, but may need to do the rest of the work later 425 00:21:34.760 --> 00:21:37.980 because I don't have all the data to respond." Okay. 426 00:21:38.040 --> 00:21:41.160 And for Mira, I'm dropping the link to the prompts 427 00:21:41.220 --> 00:21:43.340 again. You should have it there. 428 00:21:44.100 --> 00:21:47.660 Mira, in the prompts the... When you click on the link, you'll get 429 00:21:47.740 --> 00:21:51.500 a whole list of prompts. The prompt that you'll be using 430 00:21:51.600 --> 00:21:54.870 is AI website landing page builder prompt. 431 00:21:56.120 --> 00:21:59.980 You'll have to scroll down a little bit or you can do 432 00:22:00.020 --> 00:22:03.580 command+F or control+F and search for the prompt. 433 00:22:05.160 --> 00:22:09.120 All right. If you, uh... Uh, for others, if 434 00:22:09.160 --> 00:22:12.600 you do have questions, feel free to drop them in the chat and we'll get to 435 00:22:12.639 --> 00:22:16.240 you. Awesome. So the first question was what type of 436 00:22:16.340 --> 00:22:20.120 page are you building? It... I would suggest for the sake of it 437 00:22:20.200 --> 00:22:22.060 everybody go with a landing page. 438 00:22:23.360 --> 00:22:27.079 And so I did, I just copy pasted whatever it generated to here. 439 00:22:27.240 --> 00:22:30.200 I could also just write A and it would understand, a landing 440 00:22:30.240 --> 00:22:34.139 page. And then it will repeat your answer just to make sure 441 00:22:34.160 --> 00:22:37.960 that it has the right path. Uh, we'll structure it using this, this and 442 00:22:38.060 --> 00:22:40.340 this. Great start. All right, I'm happy. 443 00:22:40.400 --> 00:22:44.120 If I had a problem with any of this, I would select 444 00:22:44.220 --> 00:22:47.900 that, click ask ChatGPT and give a 445 00:22:47.960 --> 00:22:51.840 feedback. If not, if I'm happy with the answer, I'll 446 00:22:51.900 --> 00:22:53.980 go to the next question that it asked me. 447 00:22:54.400 --> 00:22:57.040 What is the primary purpose of this landing 448 00:22:57.160 --> 00:23:00.800 page? In our case from the chat thread 449 00:23:00.940 --> 00:23:03.920 above, we have talked about doing a webinar. 450 00:23:04.000 --> 00:23:07.290 We do an AI webinar every single month. 451 00:23:07.340 --> 00:23:10.900 That's our lead magnet. If you have done the seven steps training, you 452 00:23:10.960 --> 00:23:14.719 will know about the lead magnets. If not, you can go through the 453 00:23:14.770 --> 00:23:15.220 training. 454 00:23:16.820 --> 00:23:20.680 Whatever is your lead magnet based on that, since it's in our chat thread 455 00:23:20.740 --> 00:23:24.280 already above, it suggested some of the primary 456 00:23:24.420 --> 00:23:28.120 purposes. Get registrations for a webinar, get 457 00:23:28.160 --> 00:23:32.080 downloads for a lead magnet scorecard checklist, build a wait list 458 00:23:32.160 --> 00:23:35.860 for upcoming launch, get sign up for a free 459 00:23:35.900 --> 00:23:39.639 challenge or a boot camp. These are all from our 460 00:23:39.760 --> 00:23:41.990 discuss- discussions from our... 461 00:23:42.020 --> 00:23:45.560 the chat thread above it. Generate booked calls, 462 00:23:46.540 --> 00:23:50.360 uh, sell a low ticket offer, which is somewhere down the chat we also talked about 463 00:23:50.420 --> 00:23:54.240 that, or other. If you are option, if you don't 464 00:23:54.280 --> 00:23:57.780 like any of the options, you can choose other and describe what you 465 00:23:57.860 --> 00:24:01.680 want this landing page to do. It can be for booking 466 00:24:01.780 --> 00:24:05.360 calls, it can be for booking appointments. 467 00:24:05.380 --> 00:24:08.880 Whatever is your purpose, you answer with that. 468 00:24:08.940 --> 00:24:12.920 So for us it was get registrations for the webinar, 469 00:24:13.000 --> 00:24:14.680 and then it started 470 00:24:14.720 --> 00:24:18.603 off.Question number three 471 00:24:18.664 --> 00:24:22.444 was, what is the desired user act- what should the user do 472 00:24:22.504 --> 00:24:25.724 from this page? So what is the CTA, call to 473 00:24:25.803 --> 00:24:28.144 action? Register for the training? 474 00:24:28.184 --> 00:24:32.144 Since I selected webinar, it now is giving me relevant call 475 00:24:32.224 --> 00:24:35.394 to actions. So I believe I still selected A. 476 00:24:35.394 --> 00:24:38.383 As you can see, I did not even copy paste, I just did an 477 00:24:38.424 --> 00:24:42.204 MCQ. Just clicked A or typed in 478 00:24:42.383 --> 00:24:46.323 A and enter. And it registered, register for the 479 00:24:46.383 --> 00:24:50.123 training, it got that. Next question was, who is the target 480 00:24:50.184 --> 00:24:53.843 audience? Now, this is important, 481 00:24:53.944 --> 00:24:57.892 is I just told, please refer to my ideal customer persona, 482 00:24:57.924 --> 00:25:00.133 and I want to highlight that for a second. 483 00:25:00.204 --> 00:25:03.883 This chat thread already has my ICP built into 484 00:25:03.944 --> 00:25:07.924 it, so I did not need to paste it in 485 00:25:07.964 --> 00:25:10.744 again. If you type this in 486 00:25:11.964 --> 00:25:15.303 and you get a totally random name, maybe 487 00:25:15.363 --> 00:25:18.704 ChatGPT has forgotten about your ideal customer persona. 488 00:25:18.764 --> 00:25:20.904 Then you actually edit this message 489 00:25:21.904 --> 00:25:25.484 and copy paste your ideal customer persona 490 00:25:25.603 --> 00:25:29.524 again. It might be possible that Cha- ChatGPT can 491 00:25:29.583 --> 00:25:32.984 forget it, so after 200,000 tok- tokens, it 492 00:25:33.024 --> 00:25:36.803 forgets, uh, what's before it. So if it 493 00:25:36.884 --> 00:25:40.744 forgets, paste in your ICP again. In 494 00:25:40.803 --> 00:25:44.323 our case, it got our ICP, it remembered our ICP, 495 00:25:44.363 --> 00:25:48.283 Mike, so we... I rolled with it. Mike is 496 00:25:48.303 --> 00:25:52.043 our ICP, so it knows everything about Mike. 497 00:25:52.103 --> 00:25:55.444 Next question was, what offer is this webinar 498 00:25:55.464 --> 00:25:59.024 promoting? Is it this, the 30-day marketing 499 00:25:59.063 --> 00:26:01.524 accelerator? It gave us a few options. 500 00:26:02.704 --> 00:26:06.623 Then I said it was none of this. So custom, 501 00:26:06.783 --> 00:26:10.464 I went with custom. I said F, and I actually 502 00:26:11.164 --> 00:26:14.843 just copy pasted our current webinar title, which 503 00:26:15.024 --> 00:26:15.303 is 504 00:26:16.384 --> 00:26:18.244 this. 505 00:26:19.103 --> 00:26:22.384 Tired of agency excuses? This is our offer. 506 00:26:22.444 --> 00:26:25.933 So I just copy pasted our current offer in there. 507 00:26:27.504 --> 00:26:30.764 That, that is the... that is what you have to do. 508 00:26:30.774 --> 00:26:33.803 If, if your options, if you like the options from the 509 00:26:35.244 --> 00:26:39.063 A, A2... A through E, then you choose one of the options or you 510 00:26:39.343 --> 00:26:43.204 press... or you select F, custom, or other, and you 511 00:26:44.224 --> 00:26:47.323 describe your offer. Now, here is an important 512 00:26:47.333 --> 00:26:51.244 thing. My questions might be different 513 00:26:51.264 --> 00:26:55.143 from your questions. I'm showing you the framework 514 00:26:55.384 --> 00:26:57.724 depending on your offers. Let's say you are a 515 00:26:58.623 --> 00:27:01.004 B2C company who sells 516 00:27:01.343 --> 00:27:05.303 shoes. You obviously won't do a webinar. 517 00:27:05.384 --> 00:27:08.803 So your- my questions will be different from your questions. 518 00:27:08.843 --> 00:27:12.424 However, the framework is going to be the same. 519 00:27:12.484 --> 00:27:16.063 How you answer those questions is going to be the same. 520 00:27:16.103 --> 00:27:16.372 How 521 00:27:17.464 --> 00:27:20.454 you build the landing page is going to be the same. 522 00:27:20.504 --> 00:27:24.474 It's the questions as to how do you want to design your landing page? 523 00:27:24.484 --> 00:27:27.384 How do you want it to look? How do you want it to feel? 524 00:27:27.424 --> 00:27:30.704 What is the promise that you are going to deliver on this landing page? 525 00:27:30.714 --> 00:27:31.563 Who is the user 526 00:27:32.404 --> 00:27:35.484 in this landing page? So on and so forth. 527 00:27:35.524 --> 00:27:38.704 So we did that. The next question was, what's the tone and 528 00:27:38.783 --> 00:27:41.224 personality? I selected 529 00:27:41.343 --> 00:27:45.004 A. Next question was, what's the 530 00:27:45.043 --> 00:27:48.484 emotional angle? It gave us a few emotional 531 00:27:48.563 --> 00:27:51.224 angles. I went with A 532 00:27:51.303 --> 00:27:55.024 again, very simple. Each question might take 533 00:27:55.184 --> 00:27:59.123 30 seconds to answer. Next question was, what 534 00:27:59.184 --> 00:28:02.724 is the big promise of the webinar? I 535 00:28:03.964 --> 00:28:04.843 selected that 536 00:28:06.563 --> 00:28:09.764 C. C was the big promise for us. 537 00:28:11.524 --> 00:28:13.764 Question nine was, what story elements? 538 00:28:13.774 --> 00:28:17.704 Again, this is why it's important to use the 539 00:28:17.803 --> 00:28:21.684 same chat thread. Scott is called as the billion dollar 540 00:28:21.783 --> 00:28:25.444 man in the automotive industry. So it 541 00:28:25.484 --> 00:28:29.024 knows the story because we have talked about the story before in the 542 00:28:29.143 --> 00:28:32.904 chat. So it sa- it asked me what story elements should 543 00:28:32.964 --> 00:28:36.352 appear in the landing page, the billion dollar man, the agency 544 00:28:36.504 --> 00:28:40.424 collapse. So there's, there's different angles to his story. 545 00:28:40.434 --> 00:28:43.964 And since the prompt has Russell Brunson's framework 546 00:28:44.143 --> 00:28:48.103 inbuilt into it, the prompt that we are using right now, which is the AI 547 00:28:48.143 --> 00:28:52.103 website landing page builder, it has Russell Brunson formulas 548 00:28:52.244 --> 00:28:55.063 in there, formulae in there, Russell Brunson best 549 00:28:55.123 --> 00:28:58.444 practices. So it will ask you what kind of 550 00:28:59.444 --> 00:29:00.744 angle do you want to hit. 551 00:29:01.643 --> 00:29:02.143 So 552 00:29:03.264 --> 00:29:05.924 A, the billion dollar man. 553 00:29:07.504 --> 00:29:08.944 Then it asked me 554 00:29:09.783 --> 00:29:13.583 what media elements? Do you want photos of you, short video 555 00:29:13.663 --> 00:29:17.504 clips of you, testimonials from business owners, 556 00:29:17.583 --> 00:29:20.764 logos of major brands? Now you may think 557 00:29:22.323 --> 00:29:23.103 I, I need 558 00:29:24.184 --> 00:29:28.143 most of these things, all of these things, some of these things, or none 559 00:29:28.184 --> 00:29:31.343 of these things. You may have a different answer than what it 560 00:29:31.364 --> 00:29:34.843 suggested. So, and you can choose multiple. 561 00:29:34.884 --> 00:29:38.684 And to do that you just type in like I did A, C and D. 562 00:29:39.283 --> 00:29:43.083 So it's just as simple as choosing and typing in all the options you want. 563 00:29:43.123 --> 00:29:45.024 So I went with photos of Scott, 564 00:29:45.904 --> 00:29:49.764 testimonials from business owners and logos of major brands that we 565 00:29:49.783 --> 00:29:53.643 have worked with, Ford, Chrysler, GM, et cetera. 566 00:29:55.103 --> 00:29:57.663 Then it asked me what competitors? 567 00:29:57.704 --> 00:30:01.163 So it'll actually ask you what competitors' sub 568 00:30:01.204 --> 00:30:04.724 list, three or five competition pages that you have. 569 00:30:04.783 --> 00:30:07.014 If you like their colors, if you like their... 570 00:30:07.063 --> 00:30:10.893 anything that you like about them or don't like about them, you can mention that 571 00:30:10.964 --> 00:30:14.583 and give that website URL. So I did 572 00:30:14.643 --> 00:30:18.384 that. I gave a competitor of us, ours, we gave 573 00:30:18.464 --> 00:30:19.264 that link, 574 00:30:20.724 --> 00:30:24.244 then we went...Then it asked me, 575 00:30:24.254 --> 00:30:28.063 "Provide two, three more references for websites that you admire, 576 00:30:28.123 --> 00:30:31.684 if there are models of success." We always talk about models of 577 00:30:31.704 --> 00:30:35.224 success, so if you have a model of success. 578 00:30:35.363 --> 00:30:39.043 I just went for the moon and typed in apple.com. 579 00:30:39.164 --> 00:30:42.573 Uh, they are one of the best websites. 580 00:30:42.623 --> 00:30:46.593 Not necessarily your website will look like Apple's, but it will pick some of 581 00:30:46.664 --> 00:30:48.504 design, some of the design cues from 582 00:30:48.583 --> 00:30:52.563 apple.com. What color palette do you 583 00:30:52.623 --> 00:30:55.803 want on your website? So I just 584 00:30:55.884 --> 00:30:57.363 screenshotted one of our 585 00:30:58.323 --> 00:31:00.592 branded landing pages or websites. 586 00:31:00.623 --> 00:31:03.764 This could be a website, your, your graphic design, 587 00:31:03.803 --> 00:31:07.132 anything. And I just asked, "Please get the color palette from the 588 00:31:07.244 --> 00:31:11.083 screenshot." If you have a brand guideline, you can upload that. 589 00:31:11.103 --> 00:31:14.764 Whatever you want your page to look like, you can just take a 590 00:31:14.783 --> 00:31:18.684 screenshot of that and give it. So it extracted 591 00:31:18.724 --> 00:31:22.303 the color palettes. 592 00:31:24.103 --> 00:31:27.343 Then it asked me, "Do you want to use this exact color palette? 593 00:31:27.363 --> 00:31:29.563 Do you want to slightly enhance it? 594 00:31:29.644 --> 00:31:33.384 Or do you want to keep the core colors?" So I went with 595 00:31:33.504 --> 00:31:36.224 B, is to keep the 596 00:31:37.524 --> 00:31:41.083 slightly enhance the colors. Um, I'm okay with whatever it comes up 597 00:31:41.123 --> 00:31:41.924 with. 598 00:31:43.224 --> 00:31:45.264 So it did that. 599 00:31:47.404 --> 00:31:50.583 Next question was typography. What kind of fonts do we 600 00:31:50.664 --> 00:31:54.083 want? So I selected the type of fonts that I 601 00:31:54.184 --> 00:31:57.863 want. 602 00:31:57.964 --> 00:32:00.774 Uh. Where did 603 00:32:00.823 --> 00:32:10.184 go? 604 00:32:11.123 --> 00:32:13.444 Don't tell me everything went away. 605 00:32:14.984 --> 00:32:17.274 All right now. Thank 606 00:32:17.283 --> 00:32:19.404 God. 607 00:32:21.384 --> 00:32:25.164 All right, let's see which section were 608 00:32:25.224 --> 00:32:25.444 we 609 00:32:25.603 --> 00:32:30.664 in? 610 00:32:35.063 --> 00:32:38.264 Colors, right? 611 00:32:38.603 --> 00:32:39.204 (sighs) 612 00:32:40.323 --> 00:32:44.184 All right. Don't get scared with the s- uh, long scroll that I 613 00:32:44.204 --> 00:32:47.823 did. It's, it takes 30 seconds to answer one 614 00:32:47.904 --> 00:32:49.244 question. 615 00:32:50.364 --> 00:32:54.143 (laughs) All right, so yeah. All right, 616 00:32:54.264 --> 00:32:55.082 uh, there are the 617 00:32:55.123 --> 00:33:02.612 colors. 618 00:33:02.864 --> 00:33:04.724 All right, fonts. 619 00:33:06.803 --> 00:33:08.343 So now it asked me 620 00:33:10.143 --> 00:33:13.224 what kind of font do we want? The modern 621 00:33:13.563 --> 00:33:16.944 sans-serif font. I said, "A, all right, go with 622 00:33:17.043 --> 00:33:19.123 that." Then it asked me 623 00:33:20.343 --> 00:33:22.373 what kind of animation style do I want? 624 00:33:22.384 --> 00:33:25.612 Do I want any animations on the website? So I did that. 625 00:33:25.803 --> 00:33:26.264 I chose 626 00:33:27.424 --> 00:33:30.244 D. Then it asked, 627 00:33:30.924 --> 00:33:34.704 "Do you want your hero section to feature a 628 00:33:34.724 --> 00:33:38.583 s- strong... So how do you want to lay out your landing page?" Now, if you 629 00:33:38.704 --> 00:33:39.904 want, you can just say 630 00:33:40.864 --> 00:33:44.843 you decide the answers to all the questions, then it will kind of do a best 631 00:33:44.924 --> 00:33:48.464 guess of whatever it thinks is the right answer and do, do it for 632 00:33:48.524 --> 00:33:52.283 you. If you want it to be very specific, you 633 00:33:52.343 --> 00:33:55.563 can go through all the questions one by one. 634 00:33:55.603 --> 00:33:59.424 So this is what I answered. Next question was 635 00:33:59.504 --> 00:34:00.004 about 636 00:34:01.123 --> 00:34:04.143 how do you want the website to look, look and feel? 637 00:34:04.164 --> 00:34:08.103 Like Apple, OpenAI? Do you want it dark 638 00:34:08.203 --> 00:34:11.004 mode, futuristic? I selected dark mode, 639 00:34:11.043 --> 00:34:14.784 futuristic. Next question was AI 640 00:34:14.884 --> 00:34:18.784 brain. Do you, what, do you want to include like an AI brain in there? 641 00:34:18.824 --> 00:34:21.223 So it asked me some creative suggestions. 642 00:34:21.264 --> 00:34:22.603 So I answered again 643 00:34:24.183 --> 00:34:28.004 B, which is floating holographic marketing system, if, if it 644 00:34:28.083 --> 00:34:30.703 can generate that. So 645 00:34:31.683 --> 00:34:32.404 all this 646 00:34:33.524 --> 00:34:37.083 questions and answers, again, as to how do you want it to look. 647 00:34:37.123 --> 00:34:39.764 Very, very simple questions. Nothing technical. 648 00:34:39.804 --> 00:34:42.004 There is zero technical questions that it'll ask 649 00:34:42.043 --> 00:34:43.924 you. 650 00:34:44.844 --> 00:34:48.563 How do you want the headline to look? What's the big promise? 651 00:34:48.603 --> 00:34:51.924 What is the value that people are getting? 652 00:34:51.984 --> 00:34:55.504 Do you want the testimonial section to be a clickable 653 00:34:55.603 --> 00:34:59.344 section or do you want it all text to show up 654 00:34:59.424 --> 00:35:03.044 right up front? So it will ask you questions like 655 00:35:03.104 --> 00:35:04.424 that and 656 00:35:06.644 --> 00:35:10.504 you will just have to answer A, B, C or D or E, 657 00:35:10.604 --> 00:35:14.364 other and describe your answer. That is 658 00:35:14.444 --> 00:35:18.324 basically the process till you get the last question, 659 00:35:18.824 --> 00:35:22.024 which was in my que- qu- in my case question number 660 00:35:22.243 --> 00:35:23.004 36. 661 00:35:23.984 --> 00:35:27.444 Let me scroll down. 34. 662 00:35:29.864 --> 00:35:31.924 It also asked me for a thank you page. 663 00:35:31.984 --> 00:35:35.884 Uh, do you want a thank you page after the registration? So I said yes. 664 00:35:35.904 --> 00:35:39.524 It asked me the questions to that. 665 00:35:41.064 --> 00:35:43.944 And this was the last question. 666 00:35:44.904 --> 00:35:48.824 What is the exact CTA button text you want on the 667 00:35:48.964 --> 00:35:51.884 n- on a, on an upsell page? I also talked about an upsell 668 00:35:51.964 --> 00:35:55.764 page. So I said B, uh, D, get instant 669 00:35:55.824 --> 00:35:59.584 access to X100. So now it says now 670 00:35:59.663 --> 00:36:03.444 I have everything I need, I will now generate your full 671 00:36:03.564 --> 00:36:07.264 master plan MD. Now this is important. 672 00:36:07.304 --> 00:36:10.743 What is a master plan MD? I'll come to that in just a 673 00:36:10.783 --> 00:36:14.604 second, but after this you just say, "Yes, go 674 00:36:14.724 --> 00:36:18.144 ahead." If it already does not start to generate master plan MD. 675 00:36:18.163 --> 00:36:22.144 You will just say, "All right, I'm all good. Let's do it. 676 00:36:22.183 --> 00:36:25.966 Let's go with the masterplan.md."And then 677 00:36:27.616 --> 00:36:31.336 this long, long text, block of text will be 678 00:36:31.376 --> 00:36:34.976 generated from ChatGPT. This essentially is 679 00:36:34.996 --> 00:36:38.636 ChatGPT giving you a prompt that you can use in 680 00:36:38.696 --> 00:36:42.356 Lovable. A master plan.md is basically 681 00:36:42.476 --> 00:36:46.216 a... like the name suggests, a 682 00:36:46.236 --> 00:36:50.136 master plan that Lovable will follow to design your entire landing 683 00:36:50.216 --> 00:36:53.936 page. That's essentially... A dot md is a file 684 00:36:53.976 --> 00:36:57.796 extension. Don't have to worry about that, creating md files and all 685 00:36:57.836 --> 00:37:00.216 that. You just have to copy this entire thing 686 00:37:01.056 --> 00:37:03.256 from start to finish. 687 00:37:04.456 --> 00:37:07.786 Like it has essentially gone through all the questions and 688 00:37:07.876 --> 00:37:11.816 answers, and it finally gave us a master plan.md 689 00:37:12.096 --> 00:37:15.956 f- file, or the text. Now, do not copy this 690 00:37:15.976 --> 00:37:19.596 part, or if you are unable to copy this whole thing 691 00:37:19.656 --> 00:37:23.116 because it's way too long, what I'll, what I suggest is 692 00:37:23.756 --> 00:37:24.716 hit the copy button 693 00:37:25.876 --> 00:37:29.776 on the bottom, create a new docs 694 00:37:29.816 --> 00:37:34.576 file. 695 00:37:35.776 --> 00:37:39.756 Uh, or it can be Notepad in your case, whatever, wherever 696 00:37:39.816 --> 00:37:43.006 you can paste this entire thing, and just remove this 697 00:37:43.116 --> 00:37:46.896 part. And from the beginning, below is 698 00:37:46.936 --> 00:37:50.186 your ma- ni- master plan. You can remove all this 699 00:37:50.216 --> 00:37:52.626 part. Our prompt will start from 700 00:37:52.656 --> 00:37:54.996 masterplan.md, 701 00:37:56.396 --> 00:37:59.046 and it will go through this entire... 702 00:37:59.096 --> 00:38:02.995 In my case it's still section K. In your case, it could be 703 00:38:03.256 --> 00:38:07.176 s- shorter or longer based on how you answered the questions. 704 00:38:07.236 --> 00:38:09.936 So we'll copy this entire thing and now we'll go to 705 00:38:10.476 --> 00:38:12.276 Lovable. 706 00:38:13.876 --> 00:38:17.066 So again, revising what we did here, the method was 707 00:38:17.736 --> 00:38:21.476 copy-paste the AI website prompt, landing page 708 00:38:21.496 --> 00:38:24.986 builder prompt, into ChatGPT, answer the questions. 709 00:38:24.996 --> 00:38:28.856 There might be 20 questions, it might be 30 questions, it might also 710 00:38:28.896 --> 00:38:32.276 be 40 questions. It takes roughly 30 seconds to answer a 711 00:38:32.316 --> 00:38:35.956 question. The answering the questions is just 712 00:38:36.016 --> 00:38:39.836 making sure that you get the desired output just the way you want it. 713 00:38:40.576 --> 00:38:44.316 And then at the very end of answering all the questions, you'll get a master 714 00:38:44.416 --> 00:38:48.196 plan from ChatGPT that you need to copy and paste into 715 00:38:48.256 --> 00:38:52.085 Lovable. It's just a copy-paste thing that you have to do after 716 00:38:52.116 --> 00:38:52.326 this. 717 00:38:53.936 --> 00:38:57.196 So we went through that. Now... Oh, Kevin has a 718 00:38:57.236 --> 00:38:58.416 question. 719 00:38:58.516 --> 00:39:01.496 Uh, yes, uh, Rishi Maheshwari, thank you very much. 720 00:39:01.576 --> 00:39:03.196 I'm very busy going through there. 721 00:39:03.216 --> 00:39:06.376 Can you repeat, go back again, where do we get the question? 722 00:39:06.396 --> 00:39:09.616 Where do the questions come from? How do we get the questions? 723 00:39:09.716 --> 00:39:10.585 Absolutely. 724 00:39:10.596 --> 00:39:12.516 Maybe I'm the only one. 725 00:39:12.556 --> 00:39:15.076 No, no, no, pl- that's a, that's a really good question. 726 00:39:15.156 --> 00:39:18.936 So once you copy this prompt from the page- 727 00:39:18.976 --> 00:39:19.466 Right. Got 728 00:39:19.466 --> 00:39:23.416 it. ... the AI website landing page builder, you paste it into your chat 729 00:39:23.476 --> 00:39:27.376 thread where you have already been working on your ideal customer persona, your 730 00:39:27.396 --> 00:39:27.666 quote manager- 731 00:39:27.676 --> 00:39:30.296 I- into your ChatGPT or on Lovable? 732 00:39:30.336 --> 00:39:32.016 Into ChatGPT. 733 00:39:32.116 --> 00:39:34.156 Okay. All right. 734 00:39:34.216 --> 00:39:37.456 So you'll paste that prompt. Let me do it in front of everybody. 735 00:39:37.496 --> 00:39:41.416 You'll paste that prompt. No changes required to the prompt, you'll paste it as 736 00:39:41.516 --> 00:39:44.676 is and hit enter. Once you do 737 00:39:44.736 --> 00:39:48.276 that, it'll take a moment to read the entire prompt. 738 00:39:48.316 --> 00:39:52.116 It's a long prompt, and it'll start asking you questions 739 00:39:52.236 --> 00:39:52.666 one by one. 740 00:39:52.676 --> 00:39:55.616 Okay, so it'll come back and start asking us questions. Okay. 741 00:39:55.676 --> 00:39:59.576 Exactly. Let, let's, let's begin with question number one, and it'll start- 742 00:39:59.596 --> 00:39:59.606 Mm-hmm. 743 00:39:59.606 --> 00:40:03.506 ... giving options. So now you'll go, let's say I want to build a landing page, 744 00:40:03.516 --> 00:40:07.365 you'll just say A, enter. Then it'll come up with question number 745 00:40:07.496 --> 00:40:08.316 two. 746 00:40:08.376 --> 00:40:08.636 Okay. 747 00:40:08.645 --> 00:40:12.276 Like this it will go to question number 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 748 00:40:12.456 --> 00:40:16.416 9, 10. It can be 20 questions, 30 questions, depending on what you 749 00:40:16.456 --> 00:40:17.376 are building. 750 00:40:17.416 --> 00:40:18.566 Understood. Okay. 751 00:40:18.576 --> 00:40:18.766 At the end of 752 00:40:18.766 --> 00:40:19.436 the- That makes sense. 753 00:40:20.136 --> 00:40:23.896 ... it'll say, um, "All right, I have all the answers, now I'll build the 754 00:40:23.976 --> 00:40:27.896 master plan." And you'll say, "Yes, build the master plan," 755 00:40:27.956 --> 00:40:31.756 and it will give you this entire long, long, long 756 00:40:31.836 --> 00:40:35.716 thing, a master, a long master plan that you can now copy-paste into 757 00:40:35.756 --> 00:40:38.656 Lovable. So till this point we were in 758 00:40:38.696 --> 00:40:41.596 ChatGPT, moving forward we will be in 759 00:40:41.636 --> 00:40:45.466 Lovable. Does that make sense, 760 00:40:45.516 --> 00:40:46.185 Kevin? 761 00:40:46.236 --> 00:40:49.596 It does. Makes it a lot easier. Thank you. Makes sense. 762 00:40:49.636 --> 00:40:53.436 Thank you so much. All right. Secret number two 763 00:40:53.516 --> 00:40:57.266 is now we'll start actually building it out in lovable.dev. 764 00:40:58.316 --> 00:41:02.276 We'll take the master plan from ChatGPT, paste that into 765 00:41:02.336 --> 00:41:06.056 Lovable AI, hit generate, and we'll wait for the first 766 00:41:06.116 --> 00:41:10.076 draft to come up. I'll show you the... 767 00:41:10.336 --> 00:41:12.256 I'll show you what it looks like 768 00:41:13.816 --> 00:41:14.596 in just a quick 769 00:41:14.656 --> 00:41:18.256 second. 770 00:41:22.116 --> 00:41:25.996 And you can use the free plan of Lovable to 771 00:41:26.276 --> 00:41:28.916 get this up, to get your first draft 772 00:41:28.976 --> 00:41:31.876 done. So I will 773 00:41:32.116 --> 00:41:36.056 copy-paste the entire thing from ChatGPT, the 774 00:41:36.116 --> 00:41:39.176 master plan.md, as you can see, into 775 00:41:39.216 --> 00:41:40.516 lovable.dev. 776 00:41:42.516 --> 00:41:45.596 Don't have to do anything, you just hit 777 00:41:46.096 --> 00:41:47.816 enter. 778 00:41:50.236 --> 00:41:53.956 It will pop up in UI, which will look something like this. 779 00:41:54.936 --> 00:41:56.976 And you can see on the left-hand side 780 00:41:58.256 --> 00:42:02.236 is a chat thread window where you work with Lovable. 781 00:42:02.296 --> 00:42:05.796 On the right, right-hand side is the preview screen, so once 782 00:42:05.876 --> 00:42:09.836 your page is ready, it will show up on the right-hand side. 783 00:42:09.876 --> 00:42:13.766 So now you can see it's actually editing your page, it's creating your 784 00:42:13.916 --> 00:42:16.856 page. It takes roughly two minutes, three minutes, 785 00:42:17.516 --> 00:42:21.256 uh, uh, and, and in rare cases up to five minutes to create your 786 00:42:21.316 --> 00:42:23.336 page. And 787 00:42:24.296 --> 00:42:28.176 once it does, on the right-hand side, it will show you the 788 00:42:28.316 --> 00:42:32.288 actual output of the page.So, we will 789 00:42:32.368 --> 00:42:36.288 wait for the page to come up, and in the meanwhile, I'll open 790 00:42:36.348 --> 00:42:40.208 it up for any questions. 791 00:42:42.128 --> 00:42:45.188 Hey, uh, Rishav, I might be jumping ahead a little bit. 792 00:42:45.208 --> 00:42:48.728 Once we do this, and it, say it produces a landing page we like and we want to 793 00:42:48.768 --> 00:42:52.248 replace our current landing page on the website, do we just 794 00:42:52.428 --> 00:42:53.088 extract 795 00:42:54.228 --> 00:42:57.288 from Lovable and then upload to our existing website? 796 00:42:57.348 --> 00:42:59.388 Is it this, just that simple? 797 00:42:59.468 --> 00:43:02.348 Amazing question. So, there are two things you can 798 00:43:02.428 --> 00:43:06.088 do. Number one is, you can connect your 799 00:43:06.188 --> 00:43:09.788 domain to Lovable. If you want, if you want a no-code 800 00:43:09.868 --> 00:43:13.848 solution, you want to keep it simple, you can actually, let's say our 801 00:43:13.888 --> 00:43:17.168 domain is empmediagroup.com, empringhammediagroup.com, 802 00:43:18.048 --> 00:43:21.468 uh, and we want to replace our website with whatever Lovable creates. 803 00:43:21.478 --> 00:43:23.568 So, we'll just go to Cloudflare 804 00:43:24.588 --> 00:43:28.468 from the publish button. I'll, I'll show, show, show that to you in just 805 00:43:28.548 --> 00:43:32.408 a second. And we'll connect our domain with Lovable, and 806 00:43:32.708 --> 00:43:36.608 my website is right now hosted in Lovable from whatever shows up on 807 00:43:36.648 --> 00:43:39.148 the right-hand side screen. If anybody goes to 808 00:43:39.248 --> 00:43:43.088 empmediagroup.com, they will see this landing page instead 809 00:43:43.128 --> 00:43:46.288 of our website. That is one way to do it. 810 00:43:46.328 --> 00:43:50.028 The second way to do it is, all the code in 811 00:43:50.068 --> 00:43:52.928 Lovable is stored in 812 00:43:53.048 --> 00:43:56.988 GitHub. Um, for those who don't know what GitHub 813 00:43:57.148 --> 00:44:01.108 is, GitHub is a repository where you can store 814 00:44:01.188 --> 00:44:05.148 all your code, execute, not execute all the code, but store all the 815 00:44:05.228 --> 00:44:09.048 code. It will connect to your GitHub account, and you can 816 00:44:09.248 --> 00:44:13.208 actually take out all the code from lovable.dev for the landing 817 00:44:13.308 --> 00:44:17.008 page you created and deploy that on your website if you 818 00:44:17.108 --> 00:44:20.768 wanted to take it out of Lovable, if you wanted to host it in your own 819 00:44:20.788 --> 00:44:23.868 environment. So, you, that is the second option. 820 00:44:23.888 --> 00:44:27.768 However, what is not possible is, you cannot 821 00:44:27.808 --> 00:44:30.908 change this to a WordPress website if that is what you want. 822 00:44:30.928 --> 00:44:34.908 If, if your current website is hosted in WordPress on, on a, 823 00:44:34.928 --> 00:44:37.808 on a, on, on Cloudflare, on where- wherever you are hosting it, 824 00:44:39.188 --> 00:44:42.428 you cannot convert this into a WordPress website. 825 00:44:42.488 --> 00:44:46.268 Lovable decides how it wants to design the website. 826 00:44:46.328 --> 00:44:50.088 It can be in React, React GS, in JavaScript, 827 00:44:50.828 --> 00:44:54.808 I mean. I'm not a coder, but it's, it uses specific languages which 828 00:44:54.868 --> 00:44:57.108 are not really compatible with WordPress. 829 00:44:57.868 --> 00:44:58.548 So, 830 00:44:59.668 --> 00:45:03.408 you can take out the actual code of the website and 831 00:45:03.528 --> 00:45:06.208 host it separately on your environment. 832 00:45:06.248 --> 00:45:10.028 That is possible. These are two ways you can kind of take 833 00:45:10.088 --> 00:45:13.968 what you have in Lovable and actually deploy it with your website. 834 00:45:14.028 --> 00:45:17.528 What we do is, we have our main 835 00:45:17.608 --> 00:45:21.488 website in Go High Level. Whenever we create landing 836 00:45:21.588 --> 00:45:24.128 pages with Lovable, we would just 837 00:45:25.028 --> 00:45:27.968 create a subdomain. Let's say, webinar or 838 00:45:28.008 --> 00:45:30.948 workshop.empmediagroup.com or 839 00:45:30.988 --> 00:45:34.268 fireyouragency.x100.com 840 00:45:34.488 --> 00:45:38.388 or s- something of that nature, and we connect that with 841 00:45:38.448 --> 00:45:41.288 Lovable and we use that moving forward. 842 00:45:41.308 --> 00:45:45.148 So, that is how we use the landing pages, uh, done 843 00:45:45.208 --> 00:45:48.748 with Lovable. Uh, Matt, does that answer your question? 844 00:45:48.788 --> 00:45:52.748 Yeah. So, if we did that, would that take away from, like, time on page 845 00:45:53.048 --> 00:45:55.948 if they, they click on that and it goes away from your site? 846 00:45:55.968 --> 00:45:57.118 Or you're saying it's a subdomain? 847 00:45:57.118 --> 00:45:59.908 (inhales) So, for 848 00:45:59.948 --> 00:46:02.348 example, uh, let me 849 00:46:03.208 --> 00:46:05.808 show it to you. 850 00:46:08.488 --> 00:46:12.348 This is our main domain, empmediagroup.com. 851 00:46:12.408 --> 00:46:15.828 This is our main website. We use a landing page for a 852 00:46:15.868 --> 00:46:19.748 website. This is hosted in Go High Level, created in Go 853 00:46:19.828 --> 00:46:22.608 High Level. But if I were to go to 854 00:46:22.748 --> 00:46:26.448 steelantus.empmediagroup.com, which is a 855 00:46:26.488 --> 00:46:30.228 subdomain that we created, it's just an extension to our 856 00:46:31.168 --> 00:46:34.508 current website. It will take you to a landing page 857 00:46:35.528 --> 00:46:39.428 which we actually built in Gamma, and Lovable works the same way. 858 00:46:39.488 --> 00:46:43.408 So, your empmediagroup.com, your main website domain 859 00:46:43.428 --> 00:46:47.228 is not affected at all. It stays the same. 860 00:46:47.288 --> 00:46:50.968 If you create a subdomain, it's a totally new domain that you can use on 861 00:46:51.008 --> 00:46:53.948 Lovable sites, on Gamma sites, anywhere you 862 00:46:54.008 --> 00:46:55.228 want. 863 00:46:56.028 --> 00:46:56.278 Got it. 864 00:46:57.528 --> 00:47:00.608 Awesome. Amira, you had a question? 865 00:47:00.668 --> 00:47:04.208 Yeah. Uh, so I use Go High Level to build my website on there, 866 00:47:04.308 --> 00:47:06.888 um, and the funnels and stuff like that. 867 00:47:06.928 --> 00:47:09.788 Is there a way that we can connect Lovable or, 868 00:47:09.888 --> 00:47:13.668 um, or Gamma, for example, with Go High Level that 869 00:47:13.748 --> 00:47:17.048 it's all kind of like connected in one place? 870 00:47:17.148 --> 00:47:20.668 Uh, so it is possible to, uh, connect 871 00:47:20.808 --> 00:47:24.668 Lovable. However, it's not possible to 872 00:47:24.728 --> 00:47:26.668 connect domains. 873 00:47:26.688 --> 00:47:27.268 Mm-hmm. 874 00:47:27.308 --> 00:47:31.148 What I mean by that is you cannot have this page inside of Go High 875 00:47:31.228 --> 00:47:34.588 Level at this point. You can do it by custom coding it. 876 00:47:34.608 --> 00:47:38.508 That is possible if you re- export the code from, like you take an 877 00:47:38.568 --> 00:47:42.388 export of the code from Lovable and you create a code in Go High 878 00:47:42.428 --> 00:47:45.128 Level, then you can put this website in there. 879 00:47:45.768 --> 00:47:49.708 But it's not possible that this stays in Lovable and it's connected to your 880 00:47:49.788 --> 00:47:52.468 Go High Level. So, that is not possible. 881 00:47:52.508 --> 00:47:52.638 Okay. 882 00:47:52.648 --> 00:47:53.148 However, 883 00:47:54.588 --> 00:47:58.188 if the connection refers to, let's say, somebody filled out a 884 00:47:58.368 --> 00:48:02.268 lead form as to full name, email address, phone number 885 00:48:02.468 --> 00:48:05.028 on this page, what happens after that? 886 00:48:05.048 --> 00:48:08.288 Because ultimately, you are managing everything in Go High Level, right? 887 00:48:08.298 --> 00:48:10.088 And we are also doing that. 888 00:48:10.098 --> 00:48:10.098 889 00:48:10.128 --> 00:48:13.858 So, I will actually go ahead and tell, chat with Lovable on the 890 00:48:13.928 --> 00:48:17.288 left-hand side. I want to connect it to my Go High Level. 891 00:48:17.348 --> 00:48:20.748 Every single form entry should go into Go High Level. 892 00:48:20.788 --> 00:48:24.308 Then it will walk you step by step as to how to do that. 893 00:48:24.368 --> 00:48:27.048 It will be an API connection. It will tell you, "All right. 894 00:48:27.088 --> 00:48:31.008 Go to this page in Go High Level and copy this code." So, it will 895 00:48:31.048 --> 00:48:34.808 give you step-by-step instructions as to how to connect it to your Go High 896 00:48:34.888 --> 00:48:38.828 Level CRM. Similarly, if someone is u- somebody is using 897 00:48:38.868 --> 00:48:42.168 HubSpot, you can connect your HubSpot with this site. 898 00:48:42.208 --> 00:48:46.148 If somebody is using, um, Salesforce, you can connect your Sales- So, with 899 00:48:46.208 --> 00:48:50.088 API connections, as long as your CRM has API, you will 900 00:48:50.128 --> 00:48:53.528 be able to connect this website with that. 901 00:48:53.548 --> 00:48:57.488 Uh, you will be prompted to create a Supabase account in 902 00:48:57.528 --> 00:49:01.498 Lovable, do that, step-by-step instructions again.Uh, 903 00:49:01.598 --> 00:49:05.498 not, you don't have to know what is Supabase, mm, what it's used for. 904 00:49:05.538 --> 00:49:07.848 Just click on, "Yes, I want a Supabase." 905 00:49:07.958 --> 00:49:07.968 Okay. 906 00:49:07.978 --> 00:49:11.738 Click on, uh, grant permissions, and your 907 00:49:11.778 --> 00:49:15.498 data will start flowing in from Lovableco to Go High Level 908 00:49:15.578 --> 00:49:19.248 or HubSpot or Salesforce, whatever you're using. 909 00:49:19.298 --> 00:49:22.618 Okay. Okay, perfect. Thank you. 910 00:49:22.698 --> 00:49:25.978 Awesome. All right, so it came up with the first draft. 911 00:49:26.018 --> 00:49:27.058 Let's take a look at 912 00:49:27.138 --> 00:49:30.918 this. 913 00:49:34.238 --> 00:49:38.218 While it's doing that, you must have already noticed the color 914 00:49:38.338 --> 00:49:42.178 is blue, and we want the green. 915 00:49:43.118 --> 00:49:46.318 All right, this is our page. 916 00:49:48.078 --> 00:49:51.307 It, uh, r- read our current website and 917 00:49:51.307 --> 00:49:52.618 (laughs) kind of 918 00:49:53.518 --> 00:49:57.458 named all the companies that we have worked with, but it does not obviously have 919 00:49:57.518 --> 00:50:01.358 the actual logos. So, if we upload the logos into Lovable, it will actually 920 00:50:01.398 --> 00:50:05.258 replace the logos with, "Why This Webinar 921 00:50:05.338 --> 00:50:09.018 Exits," all right. These are the 922 00:50:09.038 --> 00:50:12.318 problem statements of Mike, our ideal customer. 923 00:50:12.328 --> 00:50:14.418 You can see some animations are in there as 924 00:50:14.458 --> 00:50:18.358 well. "The Three Systems That Replace Your 925 00:50:18.418 --> 00:50:21.678 Agency," that's strong copy. 926 00:50:22.158 --> 00:50:25.418 "Only 27 Seats Remaining," all right, that's 927 00:50:25.458 --> 00:50:26.218 great. 928 00:50:27.958 --> 00:50:29.618 There's a timer as well. 929 00:50:30.998 --> 00:50:34.178 And then there's, um, upsell, the x100 930 00:50:34.238 --> 00:50:36.418 program. 931 00:50:39.178 --> 00:50:43.118 Then there's a Frequently Asked Questions section. Great. 932 00:50:43.918 --> 00:50:47.878 This- this- this is a good start. Now, what if you 933 00:50:47.998 --> 00:50:51.938 wanted changes in there? What if you actually wanted to make changes, how 934 00:50:51.978 --> 00:50:55.178 would you do that? Do you have to go through those 36 questions again? 935 00:50:55.218 --> 00:50:59.158 No, thank God. Uh, what you'll have to do is 936 00:50:59.218 --> 00:51:02.978 just ask it to make those changes. For example, I am going to 937 00:51:03.678 --> 00:51:05.298 ask it to change the color 938 00:51:06.378 --> 00:51:06.618 of 939 00:51:07.838 --> 00:51:11.217 the page. So I'm going to... How do I do that? 940 00:51:11.318 --> 00:51:15.258 So, I'll go to this page. I'll 941 00:51:15.338 --> 00:51:18.418 take a screenshot of what color I want. 942 00:51:18.458 --> 00:51:19.878 I want this color. 943 00:51:21.618 --> 00:51:23.098 We'll go to color picker 944 00:51:25.658 --> 00:51:27.048 on Google or s- uh, 945 00:51:27.048 --> 00:51:31.058 Yahoo. 946 00:51:31.158 --> 00:51:32.318 I'll click on any 947 00:51:32.358 --> 00:51:36.958 one. 948 00:51:39.538 --> 00:51:43.438 And I'll select the color. This is basically a code, hex code 949 00:51:43.538 --> 00:51:46.878 for a color. You can copy paste this. 950 00:51:47.718 --> 00:51:51.378 And I'll say, "Change all the blues to 951 00:51:51.558 --> 00:51:55.438 this color." 952 00:51:55.478 --> 00:51:59.378 And I'll hit enter. And now what it will 953 00:51:59.418 --> 00:52:00.998 do is edit the page 954 00:52:02.558 --> 00:52:05.998 to change the color to the color that I want. 955 00:52:06.058 --> 00:52:10.038 Now, if I wanted to add logos, I would go to the 956 00:52:10.098 --> 00:52:13.898 upload section over here. There is this annotate button 957 00:52:13.958 --> 00:52:16.948 that's popping up, which is under... 958 00:52:16.998 --> 00:52:20.858 All right, 30 days. On the plus button, if you click 959 00:52:20.918 --> 00:52:21.958 on the plus button, 960 00:52:23.238 --> 00:52:23.758 you can 961 00:52:25.378 --> 00:52:25.978 attach 962 00:52:27.118 --> 00:52:30.838 anything you want. It could be images, uh, 963 00:52:30.898 --> 00:52:34.587 videos, anything that you need on the page, you can 964 00:52:34.658 --> 00:52:37.298 attach that as a file in Lovable. 965 00:52:38.998 --> 00:52:39.538 As you can see- 966 00:52:39.548 --> 00:52:39.548 967 00:52:39.548 --> 00:52:43.108 Um- ... it did a gradient over here. Somebody has a 968 00:52:43.138 --> 00:52:43.938 question? 969 00:52:43.998 --> 00:52:46.398 Yeah, I think Daniel has a question. 970 00:52:48.858 --> 00:52:51.848 Yeah, hey Rishabh. Uh, actually, I just had one question. 971 00:52:51.998 --> 00:52:55.358 I was just... I'm actually working on the prompt as you're also working on 972 00:52:55.398 --> 00:52:57.708 it. So I was, uh, just working on it. 973 00:52:57.718 --> 00:53:00.418 Uh, I'm on the last step on ChatGPT. 974 00:53:00.518 --> 00:53:02.358 Uh, it's basically asking me 975 00:53:03.258 --> 00:53:06.938 to create the, like, it's asking me should I generate the master plan 976 00:53:07.038 --> 00:53:09.778 MD, but it's giving me three options. 977 00:53:09.858 --> 00:53:13.008 Uh, so it's giving me, like, an option A for short and 978 00:53:13.098 --> 00:53:17.038 clean, option B for fully detailed blueprint, which is like a Russell 979 00:53:17.078 --> 00:53:20.658 Brunson style, and then there's a premium ultra-detailed. 980 00:53:21.458 --> 00:53:23.858 So I don't know, like, which one should I go for? 981 00:53:24.098 --> 00:53:26.178 Uh, go for premium ultra-detailed. 982 00:53:26.198 --> 00:53:29.218 The more details there are, the better the output will 983 00:53:29.278 --> 00:53:33.138 be. Uh, usually it should not ask a question, 984 00:53:33.198 --> 00:53:36.998 but like I mentioned, sometimes the questions will be different 985 00:53:37.007 --> 00:53:40.778 than what you s- what I showed, because... based on your business. 986 00:53:40.818 --> 00:53:42.898 So go for detailed, more detailed the 987 00:53:42.918 --> 00:53:45.338 better. 988 00:53:49.358 --> 00:53:51.598 Awesome. Any other questions? 989 00:53:51.618 --> 00:53:55.138 Hey, Rishabh, don't they have like a live edit thing where you can, 990 00:53:55.158 --> 00:53:58.658 (clears throat) you can, um, click the element in the, uh, 991 00:53:59.178 --> 00:54:01.758 in the web page itself and edit it? 992 00:54:01.878 --> 00:54:05.718 Uh, not really, because this is not a drag-and-drop 993 00:54:05.878 --> 00:54:08.438 website builder. This is, uh, 994 00:54:10.098 --> 00:54:12.958 uh, this is unofficially called a live code solution. 995 00:54:12.998 --> 00:54:16.928 So this is built on code. These kind... 996 00:54:16.958 --> 00:54:20.538 This kind of website is not possible to build on a 997 00:54:20.558 --> 00:54:22.718 drag-and-drop website solution. 998 00:54:22.728 --> 00:54:26.578 Hmm. Oh, I found it. It's... If you click Visual 999 00:54:26.658 --> 00:54:29.198 Edits on the bottom left and then click an element- 1000 00:54:29.258 --> 00:54:29.628 Yes, yeah. 1001 00:54:29.638 --> 00:54:32.938 ... you can text it that way. Yeah, it's not like drag and drop. Yeah, yeah. Okay. 1002 00:54:32.978 --> 00:54:36.298 Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not a, not exactly a drag-and-drop solution. 1003 00:54:36.318 --> 00:54:38.498 The, the reason is, if you change 1004 00:54:39.458 --> 00:54:43.078 something visually here without changing the code, 1005 00:54:43.138 --> 00:54:45.718 sometimes it will go all white. 1006 00:54:45.738 --> 00:54:45.938 Yeah. 1007 00:54:45.958 --> 00:54:48.368 It will all white and you'll have to, uh... 1008 00:54:48.398 --> 00:54:51.878 It's called poisoning the code. It, it's a term in live 1009 00:54:51.938 --> 00:54:55.858 coding, which is whenever you are doing a code with AI, 1010 00:54:55.938 --> 00:54:59.758 if you poison the code, you'll have to start from the first step, which 1011 00:54:59.838 --> 00:55:02.558 is create- dropping in that master plan MD 1012 00:55:02.578 --> 00:55:06.478 file.So, do not use... Do not touch this 1013 00:55:06.598 --> 00:55:10.478 part, right-hand part. This is only to get visual cues. 1014 00:55:10.578 --> 00:55:14.358 Always make all changes from the chat, as much as you can. 1015 00:55:15.298 --> 00:55:16.698 Okay. 1016 00:55:16.718 --> 00:55:19.978 (clears throat) 1017 00:55:20.018 --> 00:55:20.838 Awesome. 1018 00:55:20.878 --> 00:55:24.198 Hey, that, that prompt. Like, say, you wanted to make, uh, another 1019 00:55:24.298 --> 00:55:28.158 application for, not necessarily a web page, but, like, a usable little app to 1020 00:55:28.178 --> 00:55:31.448 do calculations or whatever else you got. How, how are you... 1021 00:55:31.458 --> 00:55:34.418 How are you guys making the framework for, like, such a thorough 1022 00:55:34.498 --> 00:55:36.538 prompt? 1023 00:55:36.718 --> 00:55:39.478 For, for the AI website prompt? 1024 00:55:39.518 --> 00:55:42.908 Mm-hmm, or just like any prompt like that. Like, are you... 1025 00:55:42.938 --> 00:55:44.378 Great. 1026 00:55:44.388 --> 00:55:44.388 1027 00:55:44.418 --> 00:55:48.098 Great question. So, what we do is we do a two-fold approach. 1028 00:55:48.158 --> 00:55:51.998 Number one is, earlier on in this session, I talked about something 1029 00:55:52.018 --> 00:55:55.518 called a prompt engineer prompt. That is a prompt 1030 00:55:55.758 --> 00:55:59.518 which creates a well-detailed prompt. What should a prompt have? 1031 00:55:59.558 --> 00:56:02.218 It should have context. It should have backstory. 1032 00:56:02.258 --> 00:56:05.178 It should have a task and a clear output 1033 00:56:05.278 --> 00:56:08.517 mentioned. So, these are kind of the four pillars of a good 1034 00:56:08.558 --> 00:56:12.498 prompt. Now, that is, that comes from the prompt engineering 1035 00:56:12.618 --> 00:56:16.578 prompt. Now, what we do is we actually go on a, 1036 00:56:16.618 --> 00:56:19.698 let's say it's a website designer prompt. 1037 00:56:19.758 --> 00:56:22.958 We would go on a call with a website designer or our 1038 00:56:22.998 --> 00:56:26.718 CTO. We will ask him, "If you were building a website, 1039 00:56:26.778 --> 00:56:30.418 what questions would you ask me?" And we 1040 00:56:30.478 --> 00:56:34.298 take an entire transcript of that entire call. 1041 00:56:34.338 --> 00:56:36.258 What are the details that you would look for? 1042 00:56:36.278 --> 00:56:38.878 What are the things that you wouldn't miss? 1043 00:56:38.918 --> 00:56:42.378 How would you code the website? How would you ask the questions? 1044 00:56:42.458 --> 00:56:45.018 Uh, what are the parts that we are missing? 1045 00:56:45.078 --> 00:56:48.558 We take that, we take that insight. 1046 00:56:48.618 --> 00:56:52.458 We dump that into the prompt engineer prompt in the chat thread where we 1047 00:56:52.478 --> 00:56:56.438 are creating the prompt, and then it gives us like a huge, huge, 1048 00:56:56.498 --> 00:57:00.118 huge prompt, uh, that, that you saw, like the Russell 1049 00:57:00.158 --> 00:57:04.088 Brunson's. For example, the CTO, the website person can tell us, "All 1050 00:57:04.138 --> 00:57:07.978 right, I would need, uh, to ask you about what fonts you are using. 1051 00:57:07.998 --> 00:57:11.438 What colors do you want? Wha- what kind of landing page do you 1052 00:57:11.498 --> 00:57:15.278 need? Is it a website? Is it a s- solo landing page? 1053 00:57:15.338 --> 00:57:18.328 Is, is there going to be a thank you page?" He can give us those 1054 00:57:18.378 --> 00:57:21.898 insights. But for, Scott, for example, would give us 1055 00:57:21.958 --> 00:57:25.638 insights like, "All right, the landing page should follow the Russell Brunson 1056 00:57:25.738 --> 00:57:29.618 framework." So, these are coming from Scott. 1057 00:57:29.738 --> 00:57:33.338 From myself, uh, from myself, it would be design perspective. 1058 00:57:33.348 --> 00:57:35.638 "All right, do you want animations on the website? 1059 00:57:35.678 --> 00:57:39.578 Do you want, uh, the website to be black or white?" 1060 00:57:39.598 --> 00:57:42.978 Uh, so that kind... So it's combining a lot of hats 1061 00:57:43.898 --> 00:57:44.998 being on a call, 1062 00:57:45.838 --> 00:57:49.458 and then we design the entire prompt based on how we would 1063 00:57:49.538 --> 00:57:53.088 actually build a website. So, that is how we build these 1064 00:57:53.118 --> 00:57:55.218 prompts. 1065 00:57:55.278 --> 00:57:59.038 Yeah. Makes sense. You could almost just, like you said, just have a conversation 1066 00:57:59.078 --> 00:58:02.328 with an expert, and it'll produce the prompt on its own, or I, I guess you could, 1067 00:58:02.338 --> 00:58:05.738 like, even dump in like a YouTube video of an expert talking about something, 1068 00:58:05.858 --> 00:58:06.298 right? 1069 00:58:06.308 --> 00:58:10.038 Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. So, that is how we actually did the AI 1070 00:58:10.158 --> 00:58:12.478 CTO prompt, the prompt right above the 1071 00:58:13.318 --> 00:58:17.027 website builder. If you go to the prompts, 1072 00:58:17.358 --> 00:58:22.558 X100.ScottHamperingham.com. 1073 00:58:24.638 --> 00:58:28.458 Okay, scroll down to... Or, that's the Steve Jobs prompt, 1074 00:58:29.478 --> 00:58:33.238 as we call it now. So, how we built this 1075 00:58:33.298 --> 00:58:36.158 prompt is we went through... Oh, Daniel has another 1076 00:58:36.198 --> 00:58:38.278 question. 1077 00:58:41.218 --> 00:58:42.478 Daniel, you have raised your hand. 1078 00:58:42.518 --> 00:58:45.558 Do you have a question? 1079 00:58:47.578 --> 00:58:51.298 Right, we'll come back to Daniel. So this Steve Jobs prompt, we 1080 00:58:51.358 --> 00:58:54.938 took an entire detailed... We went to a YouTube 1081 00:58:54.978 --> 00:58:58.878 video of a person where doing a challenge of building an 1082 00:58:58.958 --> 00:58:59.178 app 1083 00:59:00.238 --> 00:59:03.578 in eight hours or, or so. It was a pretty long 1084 00:59:03.678 --> 00:59:07.618 time. And I downloaded that video, gave it to 1085 00:59:07.658 --> 00:59:11.467 ChatGBT, asked it to... I did not even watch the whole video. 1086 00:59:11.498 --> 00:59:14.497 I just asked it to summarize all the steps that he took 1087 00:59:15.698 --> 00:59:18.878 to build that app, and then it gave me the steps. 1088 00:59:18.938 --> 00:59:22.937 I reversed engineered it into, "All right, an app build requires 1089 00:59:23.018 --> 00:59:23.838 these steps. 1090 00:59:24.738 --> 00:59:28.478 Create a prompt that will ask questions to the users to create an 1091 00:59:28.538 --> 00:59:32.418 app following these steps." So, that is how I, how 1092 00:59:32.478 --> 00:59:35.438 we reverse engineer some of these prompts. 1093 00:59:35.478 --> 00:59:37.318 Yeah, it's genius. 1094 00:59:38.338 --> 00:59:42.178 Awesome. All right. Uh, here, if you see, it 1095 00:59:42.258 --> 00:59:44.918 did a gradient instead of 1096 00:59:46.498 --> 00:59:50.018 changing it blues to green. It actually took that very literally. 1097 00:59:50.058 --> 00:59:52.838 So, I'm going to say, "I don't want a 1098 00:59:52.878 --> 00:59:56.518 gradient. I want the color to be a 1099 00:59:56.738 --> 00:59:58.208 solid." 1100 01:00:00.418 --> 01:00:02.868 Again, my code, and it should ideally change that. 1101 01:00:02.898 --> 01:00:06.778 So, this is, it's, it's like talking to your tech person, whoever is building 1102 01:00:06.798 --> 01:00:10.438 your website. "Hey, I want to place an image here, or I want 1103 01:00:10.508 --> 01:00:13.238 to, uh, change this part of the website. 1104 01:00:13.278 --> 01:00:16.978 I want to include an entire new section in there about client 1105 01:00:17.058 --> 01:00:20.018 testimonials," and, or anything that you really need to do with the 1106 01:00:20.058 --> 01:00:23.528 website. You say that, and it gets done for you. 1107 01:00:23.558 --> 01:00:27.518 So, as you saw, I gave that feedback to lovable and it 1108 01:00:27.558 --> 01:00:31.398 built the... Uh, it changed the color 1109 01:00:31.478 --> 01:00:34.578 for me. Did not fire up in the preview 1110 01:00:34.658 --> 01:00:36.898 section. It's probably loading up right 1111 01:00:36.978 --> 01:00:40.918 now. But if you can see here, 1112 01:00:41.018 --> 01:00:44.098 it did change the colors to the solid 1113 01:00:44.178 --> 01:00:45.598 green. 1114 01:00:47.938 --> 01:00:50.758 So, that is essentially how you build the page. 1115 01:00:50.798 --> 01:00:54.458 Now, the last part of this, which I already gave you a 1116 01:00:54.478 --> 01:00:57.218 preview of, is you need to refine 1117 01:00:57.318 --> 01:01:01.298 the, the prompt. So, the last part of 1118 01:01:01.338 --> 01:01:04.378 the training is actually going through this chat. 1119 01:01:04.398 --> 01:01:06.558 You get five credits with the free plan. 1120 01:01:06.598 --> 01:01:08.498 We are also on the free plan right now. 1121 01:01:08.518 --> 01:01:12.285 The paid plan is on my account.So, through the free 1122 01:01:12.426 --> 01:01:15.705 plan, you get five conversations, like five rounds of 1123 01:01:15.765 --> 01:01:19.386 feedback. If you type in once, it'll 1124 01:01:19.446 --> 01:01:23.366 reduce one credit. If you g- go to the paid plans, you will 1125 01:01:23.406 --> 01:01:26.656 get more credits to actually talk to, 1126 01:01:26.785 --> 01:01:30.756 uh, Lovable. Now, once you are happy with the page, you'll 1127 01:01:30.826 --> 01:01:34.685 click on the Publish button. In the Publish Button section, you will 1128 01:01:34.785 --> 01:01:38.725 see there is an option for Custom Domain, and 1129 01:01:38.806 --> 01:01:41.546 this is where you add your custom domains 1130 01:01:42.526 --> 01:01:45.866 to Lovable. So, it'll obviously ask you to 1131 01:01:45.966 --> 01:01:49.846 upgrade, and then you can connect it to GoDaddy or 1132 01:01:50.046 --> 01:01:53.515 NameCheap or, um, uh, wherever you are buying your 1133 01:01:53.625 --> 01:01:56.975 domains from, you can connect your domain through that 1134 01:01:57.765 --> 01:02:01.546 place. Or, you could purchase your new domain from lovable.dev if you don't 1135 01:02:01.606 --> 01:02:02.125 have any. 1136 01:02:03.265 --> 01:02:06.106 That is essentially it. That is how you publish your 1137 01:02:06.185 --> 01:02:10.165 website. And, like I mentioned, if you have to connect it to 1138 01:02:10.205 --> 01:02:13.506 your CRM, to your Zapier, your make.com for any 1139 01:02:13.566 --> 01:02:17.285 automations, you can always ask it 1140 01:02:17.566 --> 01:02:21.446 to connect it to make.com or connect it to anything you want 1141 01:02:21.455 --> 01:02:25.185 through a webhook or an API. So, that is 1142 01:02:25.265 --> 01:02:29.145 how you build high converting landing pages with 1143 01:02:29.205 --> 01:02:29.645 AI. 1144 01:02:30.526 --> 01:02:32.006 Any questions? 1145 01:02:32.145 --> 01:02:35.265 We have one from Armando. 1146 01:02:36.086 --> 01:02:38.576 Uh, he said, "I have a question about the form." 1147 01:02:39.386 --> 01:02:43.366 Yeah, I think you might have, uh, been answering that th- as I was typing it, so 1148 01:02:43.426 --> 01:02:46.725 yeah, uh, we plan to take that code and pla- uh, put it 1149 01:02:46.785 --> 01:02:50.346 into custom JavaScript, HTML in our GHL web 1150 01:02:50.426 --> 01:02:52.526 builder. Is that- 1151 01:02:52.546 --> 01:02:52.556 Perfect. 1152 01:02:52.556 --> 01:02:53.185 ... possible? Okay- 1153 01:02:53.265 --> 01:02:53.276 If- 1154 01:02:53.276 --> 01:02:55.125 ... so we put it there? 1155 01:02:55.205 --> 01:02:59.086 So, if Lovable has created in a language that Go High 1156 01:02:59.145 --> 01:03:02.906 Level can read, because Lovable, based on what you are building, will 1157 01:03:03.106 --> 01:03:06.285 choose different languages to actually build the code. 1158 01:03:06.326 --> 01:03:06.846 So if it's- 1159 01:03:06.856 --> 01:03:06.875 Okay. 1160 01:03:06.875 --> 01:03:10.685 ... in an HTML, custom CSS HTML format, then you can 1161 01:03:10.745 --> 01:03:14.406 actually just copy paste into Go High Level and you're good to go. 1162 01:03:14.446 --> 01:03:18.386 What if, within ChatGPT, we specified that it was for a, for a 1163 01:03:18.506 --> 01:03:22.346 Go High Level build? Would that kind of help assist as it went 1164 01:03:22.366 --> 01:03:23.966 through the process? 1165 01:03:24.026 --> 01:03:27.645 It might, it might work. It might, might as well work. 1166 01:03:27.685 --> 01:03:30.826 In that case, in fact, you can skip Lovable all together. 1167 01:03:30.886 --> 01:03:34.736 You can directly generate the entire code from ChatGPT and 1168 01:03:34.826 --> 01:03:37.486 put that into Go High Level and test it out. 1169 01:03:37.526 --> 01:03:38.455 However, um- 1170 01:03:38.466 --> 01:03:40.066 Editing it, yeah. 1171 01:03:40.145 --> 01:03:42.466 Yes, editing it might be a challenge. 1172 01:03:42.486 --> 01:03:46.245 But the thing is, when, uh, if you, if I may share my screen 1173 01:03:46.305 --> 01:03:50.165 again, how you get to the code is 1174 01:03:50.205 --> 01:03:53.245 actually click on this button which says 1175 01:03:53.265 --> 01:03:57.245 Code, and you'll see the entire code over 1176 01:03:57.305 --> 01:04:00.826 here. Now, you can give this to 1177 01:04:00.846 --> 01:04:04.106 ChatGPT as well, the entire export of the code. 1178 01:04:04.165 --> 01:04:07.326 You can upload that to ChatGPT and ask 1179 01:04:07.386 --> 01:04:10.805 it if it will work on Go High Level, 1180 01:04:11.265 --> 01:04:14.926 number one, and if not, how can I make it work to, for Go High Level? 1181 01:04:14.935 --> 01:04:18.765 So it will, ChatGPT will actually edit the code for you 1182 01:04:18.846 --> 01:04:19.946 moving forward. 1183 01:04:19.955 --> 01:04:19.955 1184 01:04:19.966 --> 01:04:22.886 So that is also one method you can use. It's a copy paste. 1185 01:04:22.926 --> 01:04:26.866 First, connect your GitHub account, take it all into G- GitHub, take 1186 01:04:26.906 --> 01:04:29.846 a download of the GitHub files, upload that to 1187 01:04:29.866 --> 01:04:33.705 ChatGPT, use the latest and greatest model, 1188 01:04:33.786 --> 01:04:36.546 and you can actually probably 1189 01:04:37.346 --> 01:04:39.486 transfer it into Go High Level all together. 1190 01:04:39.526 --> 01:04:42.986 Gotcha. And then with a webhook, you said that's how we can make the form function 1191 01:04:43.046 --> 01:04:44.636 to actually, you know, produce- 1192 01:04:44.645 --> 01:04:45.106 Yes. 1193 01:04:45.116 --> 01:04:47.305 ... into the C- into the CRM? Okay. 1194 01:04:47.346 --> 01:04:49.536 That is a great question. There, there are two... 1195 01:04:49.586 --> 01:04:52.245 If you are doing it in Go High Level, it's al- already going. 1196 01:04:52.286 --> 01:04:55.966 You can just embed your form, form HTML from Go High Level 1197 01:04:56.046 --> 01:04:57.486 into this code. 1198 01:04:57.546 --> 01:04:58.625 Into the code? 1199 01:04:58.636 --> 01:04:58.636 1200 01:04:58.685 --> 01:04:58.915 Makes sense. 1201 01:04:58.915 --> 01:05:01.725 Yes. And now, the other way to do it is 1202 01:05:02.606 --> 01:05:03.125 asking 1203 01:05:04.466 --> 01:05:08.305 Lovable to do a Supabase integ- You don't have to ask for Su- Tab- 1204 01:05:08.346 --> 01:05:12.265 Supabase when you say, "I want to connect the form to my Go High 1205 01:05:12.286 --> 01:05:16.205 Level account." So it will give you step-by-step instructions as to how 1206 01:05:16.286 --> 01:05:20.225 do you connect the APIs. If you are on the agency plan of Go High 1207 01:05:20.265 --> 01:05:24.125 Level, 2.97 a month, I believe, you will get access to the 1208 01:05:24.185 --> 01:05:27.194 API integration. And from there you can 1209 01:05:27.265 --> 01:05:30.125 actually do anything with API integrations, 1210 01:05:30.165 --> 01:05:31.265 honestly. 1211 01:05:31.326 --> 01:05:33.685 Okay, perfect. Thank you. 1212 01:05:33.725 --> 01:05:36.515 Awesome. Thank you. Any other 1213 01:05:36.526 --> 01:05:38.826 questions? 1214 01:05:38.846 --> 01:05:38.935 Uh, 1215 01:05:39.946 --> 01:05:43.366 these webs- if you, if you, say you published your entire website using Lovable and 1216 01:05:43.406 --> 01:05:47.125 you uploaded it to GoDaddy or whatever, are these, are these indexable 1217 01:05:47.145 --> 01:05:50.236 by Google just the same as, like, a custom-made WordPress 1218 01:05:50.265 --> 01:05:51.346 site? 1219 01:05:51.386 --> 01:05:55.305 Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Absu- So, Lovable es- essentially what it 1220 01:05:55.346 --> 01:05:59.305 would do is, let's say you are doing a website, 1221 01:05:59.386 --> 01:06:00.346 uh, in 1222 01:06:01.305 --> 01:06:04.086 WordPress and you are hosting your website on 1223 01:06:04.986 --> 01:06:08.515 Hostinger, for example. Hostinger is like a, 1224 01:06:09.986 --> 01:06:13.426 it's, or- or Cloudflare if you wa- if you want to host it there, wherever you want 1225 01:06:13.466 --> 01:06:17.446 to host it. Instead of that hosting environment, 1226 01:06:17.526 --> 01:06:21.286 it's going to be Lovable. Everything else is going to be the same. 1227 01:06:21.346 --> 01:06:24.866 So, it's going to work just like any other 1228 01:06:24.906 --> 01:06:25.685 website would 1229 01:06:26.725 --> 01:06:30.665 if you build it from WordPress. In fact, even better, because you can now 1230 01:06:31.526 --> 01:06:33.125 ask Lovable to just 1231 01:06:34.506 --> 01:06:37.276 perform best SEO practices (laughs) instead of- 1232 01:06:37.625 --> 01:06:37.636 Right. 1233 01:06:37.636 --> 01:06:39.676 ... actually doing that manually on- 1234 01:06:39.685 --> 01:06:39.696 Yeah. 1235 01:06:39.696 --> 01:06:42.185 ... uh, WordPress. 1236 01:06:42.245 --> 01:06:45.466 I just sent this to my SEO guy. I was like, "I made this in, like, 20 minutes, 1237 01:06:45.506 --> 01:06:48.256 man." So... 1238 01:06:48.256 --> 01:06:48.926 (laughs) 1239 01:06:48.935 --> 01:06:50.576 I don't know. (clears throat) 1240 01:06:50.576 --> 01:06:54.486 Nice. Perfect. Well, I'm sure a lot of you, when you try 1241 01:06:54.566 --> 01:06:58.106 this, you'll have questions. Please, please drop them in the 1242 01:06:58.286 --> 01:06:58.645 group. 1243 01:06:59.586 --> 01:07:01.745 We will get on it. We'll help you 1244 01:07:02.586 --> 01:07:05.326 get this to the finish line. Oh, Michael, you have a 1245 01:07:05.366 --> 01:07:07.046 question? 1246 01:07:07.125 --> 01:07:09.346 Yeah. Hi, Rishav. I have a quick one. 1247 01:07:09.406 --> 01:07:13.245 So, I'm done with the questions from ChatGPT, and, uh, when I 1248 01:07:13.286 --> 01:07:16.006 try to export it, it asks me in what format. 1249 01:07:16.066 --> 01:07:18.625 So, what better format should I use? 1250 01:07:19.598 --> 01:07:22.898 Uh, it... Just ask it to write out your master 1251 01:07:22.978 --> 01:07:23.778 plan. 1252 01:07:25.018 --> 01:07:27.487 So, I just copy it and paste it through Lovable? 1253 01:07:27.538 --> 01:07:31.378 Yes, yes. You copy the entire master plan and you 1254 01:07:31.538 --> 01:07:34.658 paste that into Lovable. You don't need to export a 1255 01:07:34.738 --> 01:07:37.778 file, so to say. 1256 01:07:37.818 --> 01:07:41.398 Yeah, I already did, uh, with .docx 1257 01:07:41.458 --> 01:07:44.538 file, like Word file, and I just 1258 01:07:44.558 --> 01:07:45.038 That's fine. 1259 01:07:45.048 --> 01:07:45.048 1260 01:07:45.048 --> 01:07:45.048 1261 01:07:45.078 --> 01:07:48.558 As long as the Word file has everything from start to finish 1262 01:07:48.758 --> 01:07:52.158 about that master plan, then you are fine with it. 1263 01:07:52.278 --> 01:07:52.588 Uh- 1264 01:07:52.638 --> 01:07:53.058 Okay. 1265 01:07:53.068 --> 01:07:56.918 ... the- the goal is to get all the text that ChatGPT gave you for the 1266 01:07:56.958 --> 01:08:00.768 master plan into Lovable. If you do that through a Docs file, 1267 01:08:01.478 --> 01:08:04.538 great. If you do that through a TXT file, great. 1268 01:08:04.578 --> 01:08:07.858 If you do that through a PDF, again, great. 1269 01:08:07.938 --> 01:08:08.418 Um- 1270 01:08:08.428 --> 01:08:08.428 1271 01:08:08.478 --> 01:08:12.438 Or if you just copy, paste from ChatGPT directly into Lovable, again, 1272 01:08:12.478 --> 01:08:16.378 great. The point is, you- you have to just transfer everything over to 1273 01:08:16.418 --> 01:08:17.798 Lovable. 1274 01:08:17.837 --> 01:08:18.938 Okay. Thank you. 1275 01:08:22.418 --> 01:08:24.358 Awesome. That's a great question. 1276 01:08:24.938 --> 01:08:26.478 Any- any other questions, team? 1277 01:08:28.498 --> 01:08:31.718 Do you have any other, like, fully functioning websites that you know 1278 01:08:31.758 --> 01:08:34.818 are made in Lovable that are, like, live and doing 1279 01:08:34.878 --> 01:08:36.798 good? 1280 01:08:36.978 --> 01:08:40.858 I- I might have a few I can send. I don't have it handy right now, but 1281 01:08:40.958 --> 01:08:43.558 I might have a few. Uh, so we always 1282 01:08:44.698 --> 01:08:48.478 go through these websites wh- It's hard to spot. 1283 01:08:48.498 --> 01:08:52.258 It's getting harder and harder to spot AI-generated websites, 1284 01:08:53.138 --> 01:08:56.698 so... But yes. In fact, if you go to 1285 01:08:56.978 --> 01:09:00.518 our webinar page, if you go to the Thank You 1286 01:09:00.638 --> 01:09:00.978 page 1287 01:09:01.798 --> 01:09:05.508 (laughs) , that Thank You page is generated in AI. So... 1288 01:09:05.508 --> 01:09:08.398 (laughs) Um, yes, there are- 1289 01:09:08.408 --> 01:09:11.118 I'm just wondering if there's any... Oh, sorry. 1290 01:09:11.158 --> 01:09:12.298 No, no, go ahead. 1291 01:09:12.308 --> 01:09:14.238 (clears throat) I'm just wondering if there's any, like, you know, 1292 01:09:15.818 --> 01:09:19.758 super profitable companies that, like, just vibed out their website and they have, 1293 01:09:19.778 --> 01:09:23.698 like, high DA scores, you know, and they're making good money on a, on 1294 01:09:23.758 --> 01:09:27.238 a Lovable website. Um, I- I guess there are. 1295 01:09:27.278 --> 01:09:31.258 I would just like to see it, you know? Put them into Semrush and see what it says. 1296 01:09:31.298 --> 01:09:34.978 Yeah, with that filter being on, they're making a lot of money, it's hard to 1297 01:09:35.078 --> 01:09:39.038 say... First of all, there's a filter of com- finding companies who are making a 1298 01:09:39.098 --> 01:09:42.758 lot of money (laughs) and then finding companies who are buil- build their website 1299 01:09:42.837 --> 01:09:43.818 using AI. 1300 01:09:43.837 --> 01:09:44.198 Right. 1301 01:09:44.258 --> 01:09:47.978 So, uh, probably there are. I personally 1302 01:09:47.987 --> 01:09:50.238 don't know any. However, 1303 01:09:51.738 --> 01:09:55.278 we have built landing pages that have converted people (laughs) using 1304 01:09:55.338 --> 01:09:59.138 AI. So, that Stellantis website that I just 1305 01:09:59.198 --> 01:10:03.018 showed was for a client that was worth a million dollars, 1306 01:10:03.778 --> 01:10:06.458 so... And that was built in Gamma. 1307 01:10:06.538 --> 01:10:10.207 So, at the end of the day, if you can get your 1308 01:10:10.298 --> 01:10:14.258 message across through the website and it per- The key thing to look at 1309 01:10:14.298 --> 01:10:17.858 here is does it load fast on mobile and desktop? 1310 01:10:17.927 --> 01:10:21.668 And Lovable websites usually tend to load pretty 1311 01:10:21.698 --> 01:10:25.678 dec- do a quick, decent job on loading speeds because it's 1312 01:10:25.698 --> 01:10:29.218 coded and it's not WordPress. So, coded websites 1313 01:10:29.298 --> 01:10:30.638 usually are faster 1314 01:10:31.538 --> 01:10:34.238 than WordPress websites. So, 1315 01:10:35.378 --> 01:10:39.238 yeah, m- again, uh, it's a, it's a long answer to say 1316 01:10:39.298 --> 01:10:43.058 I don't personally know Lovable websites for 1317 01:10:43.098 --> 01:10:46.278 companies or enterprise companies using them. 1318 01:10:46.378 --> 01:10:50.138 Uh, however, we have personally used AI 1319 01:10:50.198 --> 01:10:54.158 websites for our clients and, uh, our own 1320 01:10:54.218 --> 01:10:54.578 self 1321 01:10:55.538 --> 01:10:59.158 for generating revenue. 1322 01:11:01.118 --> 01:11:03.018 Copy that. 1323 01:11:04.138 --> 01:11:05.558 Awesome. 1324 01:11:07.198 --> 01:11:09.778 Any other questions, team? 1325 01:11:11.158 --> 01:11:14.458 Okay. Well then, sorry for going 10 minutes over, 1326 01:11:14.518 --> 01:11:17.778 but please, please do give this a 1327 01:11:17.798 --> 01:11:21.738 try. Try to build a landing page before next week if you 1328 01:11:21.858 --> 01:11:23.818 can. We would love to see your results. 1329 01:11:23.838 --> 01:11:27.318 Drop them in the WhatsApp group, and if you have any questions or get stuck 1330 01:11:27.378 --> 01:11:31.078 anywhere, please reach out to us in the WhatsApp group and we'll help 1331 01:11:31.118 --> 01:11:33.818 out. With that, thank you so 1332 01:11:33.858 --> 01:11:35.338 much. 1333 01:11:35.358 --> 01:11:35.508 Thank you. 1334 01:11:35.538 --> 01:11:37.198 We'll see everybody in our next 1335 01:11:38.138 --> 01:11:40.178 call. Awesome. 1336 01:11:40.198 --> 01:11:40.407 All right, man. 1337 01:11:40.418 --> 01:11:41.018 Thank you.