Check this transcript of a meetiing amd tell menin poiters what isbthe task for content - 00:36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Yes, I'm doing fine. I was just sick from the last few days. Ah, right now I'm feeling better. Yeah, can you move our meeting to a time that works?
00:47 Otherwise, I think there's no point, uhm, keeping the call at. . . . . . . Oh, yeah, I just wanted to chat over it one second.
01:10 Umm. Umm. Umm. Yeah, so I put up a, umm, a d***.
01:30 I don't really use yours, but, umm. So how do you want to do this? I think the problem with the one you put up, it was a bit too d- I think it is hard to, umm, and it was taking me time to go in and then re-write it.
01:47 Umm, so I think either we get to a point where what you write, like if I'm spending, like, half the time- putting together the plan and then one other few hours, like, editing and re-writing it, it feels like it's not the times that they were really there for me, right, in the sense that, umm, this only
02:08 really works if you can get it to the point where you're somewhat autonomous on it. Umm. So, what I can do is we can try it one more time, I can try to give you some more feedback.
02:18 Umm, I think, additionally, perhaps what I could do is, so I've, I've done this right now. Umm.
02:41 Umm, yeah, put up, put up a few, so I posted this already yesterday.
02:56 day. Um, planning to post this today. Have a blog. So I guess one thing is, maybe you can do the, yeah, I'm just trying to figure out how you can do maybe the Reddit part of it or the LinkedIn part.
03:13 Umm, cause, look, do you have a link copy of your doc as well? I can pull that up on the side.
03:20 Yeah, I can, I can send it over. I guess that's the, the goal, right, is we, um. Yeah, um, we just need to get it.
03:29 Like, if you look at this, right, um, it needs to be a little bit more concrete. I think the things you posted were way too basic and too, um, allow me to really work.
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04:49 I don't see the link to the document. Uh, I shaded over the chat, um, on, on Google chat. Are you able to see that?
04:57 Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. One second. No, I can't see it right now. Um, let me try again. I send it over to Slack.
05:22 Oh, let me take a look. Have a cool. Uhm.
06:05 Yeah, the thing is like half of this is not true, and this is not right.
06:49 they're also not How do you usually do this with other companies?
07:12 Cause I feel like right now maybe you just don't have enough context of our team or org or something. Uhm, like, for the content part, you're saying?
07:21 How, how I write them, uhm, or the other thing. Um, it's, it's like pretty in the same process. Uh, I create the dog and send them for approval.
07:31 Most of the time, like, it's a fruit. Maybe it's just, just a niche that I need to grasp more. Or, understand much better.
07:39 Um, that's why, like, it's taking time. In this case. But, uh, I did try to, like, write it down. You know, this is, like, a, a fourth-technical product we can't really like.
07:53 Like, make things up too much. Um, it'll reflect poorly. Uh-huh. So, like, uh, if you can tell me, like, what you, what changes, like, you won't, uh- So, like, what we, what we're- What are we What are we looking for as someone who can kind of dive deeper into it?
08:16 I feel like right now you're what you're doing is, like, very cursory and, uh, isn't very, isn't, like, deep at all in any other way, right?
08:25 So- So, for example, um, like this, right? Like, read the full case study? Are you gonna come up and needs to have a case study?
08:40 Do you have a kind of an idea of how that's- it's gonna happen. Um, you probably need to like ask me for more details.
08:46 Like, you have to like really read the copy that gets generated and think through like what do you actually need to make it work.
08:53 Like, what is this? This like, doesn't even have, I think there's a few of these. They're just kind of like end without any real content.
09:01 Umm. Okay. And same with this, like, what is, it's like half done. Umm, and if there's stuff like this, like, you need to, Like, I'm not like, is this, Do you get all the kind of challenges?
09:20 Like, you need to have a, Like, the landing page copy has all the features, so like, making up features is not good.
09:30 Just because that makes up features doesn't mean we can include that. Umm, Okay. See, I kind of optimized this actually for what works, like, I think.
09:46 the seams. Yeah. I don't know. I'm not sure. Like, um, if this is something we can work with, because I feel like right now, right, it's faster for me to just write this, then for me to go in and edit all of these.
09:56 Okay. What are your suggestions? Like, how could we make this better? Just give me, like, uh, maybe one more day to just check everything and uh, Just one post.
10:20 I-I-I-I'll send it over to you. Like, I tried to- I tried to- Yeah. Uh, like, you can maybe use this as, um, reference.
10:28 Like, I'll put, like, this whole week's worth of, like, good responses and the thing. Okay. Um.
10:39 Right, so this is one post, right? It's, like, has a lot of details about our actual product offering, what matters, et cetera.
10:49 Okay. Okay. I see. Like, this is much higher quality than the posts you have.
11:14 They're too generic and they come up. They're hallucinate too much. Um, and they're too short. They got no real substantive value.
11:21 Um. So maybe try to model it off of these. I will finish Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for this specific thing.
11:28 Um, but yeah, you need to actually think through the content that's being generated. Like, if it says a report or if it says a customer quote or it says sub-muse case, like, we actually have to validate that stuff.
11:38 I think we- Maybe its different for, like, a consumer, or some sort of other company where it doesnt really matter.
11:44 You can put in more generic things, but this needs to be, like, technically accurate, and so forth. OK. OK. Thank you.
11:54 So yeah, I'll do this. I'll send you this version of a template. Yeah. Um, and then maybe you can try it one more time to see if it, if it gets a little better.
12:03 But yeah, I don't think I can really work off of what you've put so far, because as I said, there's too many inconsistencies, too many ones that are, like, half r- and or too generic, so forth.
12:14 Like, no one's going to engage with this, honestly. It's not really adding any value, or it's a new interest. It doesn't even link to an instance, it doesn't give examples.
12:26 Not the thought room. Okay, so, uhh, ee. Yeah, if you've got things to include in the content, you should pick me.
12:37 Like, I think that's more useful than, umm, like, this too. I don't know, like, I've never seen a Twitter post that is like, no one's gonna engage with this.
12:48 It's too boring. Okay. Cool. Okay, umm, well, that's all my feedback. Umm, I'll do, I have to work, I'll work.
12:59 on the post for this week. Maybe you can see if you can use that to generate some better posts. Um, and maybe you can try one more time.
13:05 Otherwise, maybe this project isn't the best fit. No prob, umm, please just send me the dog. And, uhh, just give me, like, umm.
13:14 Mhm. I I have to figure it I to watch. Give me, like, this week. I'll brainstorm everything and I'm gonna provide you something that will be much better.
13:23 And, uhh, yeah, just like one last try. And once you check that, umm, we can do this. Is that okay? Okay, cool.
13:33 Okay. Yeah. Alright. Alright, thanks. Thanks, bye. You too, but. a little bit