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Your WhatsApp Profile is Boring. Here's How Gemini Can Fix It. · Closing Sales in Nigeria - Sales For The Nigerian Business Person: The Sales and Marketing Blueprint

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  Hello and welcome. My name is Tavishima Ayede, the
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  host of the podcast that I'm making today's recording at
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  home. So there will be some noise in
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  the background. Today on the podcast, we're
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  going to look at how to use Google Gemini or any other AI
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  tool to come up with a good description for your business.
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  That's for those of us who use WhatsApp business profile.
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  Yes, I know that's kind of long, so let me repeat it.
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  Today we're going to be looking at how to use Google Gemini or
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  insert your favorite AI tool. How do you use that to come up
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  with a good description for your business on WhatsApp business
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  profile? If these are the sorts of things
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  that you like listening to, then connect with me.
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  You can call SMS or send me a WhatsApp message on 08064662140.
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  So this is the background why we're going to be looking at
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  this question today because I had a caller on the radio show,
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  not on the podcast, you know, on the radio show.
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  And she wanted ideas on how to use WhatsApp to grow her
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  business. And I gave her some
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  recommendations specifically on using catalog.
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  Well, first of all, you know, download WhatsApp business.
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  I've already made a podcast episode about that, so no need
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  for me to repeat. If this is your first time
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  listening to the podcast, then just scroll through.
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  Look for any episodes that have WhatsApp Business in the title
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  and then you get caught up up to speed.
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  So what was I? So first thing, download
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  WhatsApp Business. No problem, she's done that.
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  Next thing I told her, look, we have to spruce up our catalog
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  because our catalog was weak, was like 2 items only and she's
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  a caterer. So we had to come up with more
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  items on the catalog. And then of course, in excuse
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  me, all the podcast episodes, I've already spoken about how I
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  recommended for her to beef up her catalog and let's see what
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  else. Also to take advantage of the
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  fact that WhatsApp has WhatsApp business has this easy share
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  link that you can share to people.
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  So in the case of someone like her who's in the catering
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  business, it makes a lot of sense that whenever someone
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  reaches out to you because want to know prices or blah, blah,
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  blah, you know, you just have these simple links that you can
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  just forward to someone and then when they click through, they
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  get back to seeing your, they get back to seeing specific
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  items on your catalog. So those, those were like the
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  first set of recommendations that I gave her.
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  So excuse me, just recovering from a cold.
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  Now, there was one recommendation, however.
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  I told her change your business description.
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  I told her change your business subscription.
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  And it's not just her, it's lots of people who are in no business
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  in Niger. You know, they have one kind
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  lazy attitude when it comes to these things.
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  So I said change your business subscription because I would
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  like this is what she had. What she had was indoor and
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  outdoor catering services. Full stop.
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  This is someone who is in the business of doing small chops.
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  You've downloaded the WhatsApp. You have, you know, taken the
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  consultants recommendation, you have beefed up your catalog.
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  But then when it comes to business description, the thing
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  that is meant to entice somebody to look at the catalog, the
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  thing that's supposed to make somebody curious to know more
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  about you, The thing that's supposed to inspire people to
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  want to learn more about you or to want to click on a link or to
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  send you a direct message into your inbox.
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  Business description, nothing that's supposed to toast people.
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  All she just put there is indoor and outdoor catering services.
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  I'm serious. This is 123-412-3455 words they
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  say describe your business. She only put 5 words there.
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  So bad descriptions like this and I don't want Nigerian
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  business owners do do these things.
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  Your wedding photographer, they say describe your business.
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  You just write wedding photography in Abuja, that's
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  12344A hand they say describe your business, you only use 4
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  words like how? See, bad descriptions like this
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  are ineffective. Remember business subscription
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  is meant to entice somebody. It's supposed to make people
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  curious. It's supposed to make people
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  want to learn about you. It's supposed to make people
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  want to scroll, want to click, want to send you a direct
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  message into your inbox. You know, come and put this bare
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  description. It's ineffective.
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  This is even the problem self. Your competition is trying much
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  more harder than you. Go and check it.
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  You'll see that your competition.
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  When they say business description, don't just pull 5
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  words. You don't believe me?
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  Pause this podcast right now. Whatever line of business you're
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  in, go and check the Instagram handles or the WhatsApp business
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  handles of the 2-3 people that you consider to be a
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  competition. Go and check.
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  Maybe you see that. Of the five people that you
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  check, you see that? OK, four, just like you.
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  But there'll be that one person who has done the work to produce
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  a stellar business description. And that is one of the reasons
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  why that person, that guy, that girl is doing better than you in
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  business. Some people say his packaging or
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  his connection or because she goes school or something.
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  OK, yeah, maybe all of those things.
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  But ultimately there are some small, small things like this
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  that people are paying attention to.
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  So, yeah, I'm glad that she did the catalog thing, but I told
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  her business description and, well, anyway, she didn't do
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  that. But The thing is, I gave her
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  recommendations on how you come up with business descriptions
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  for your business. And this applies to anybody in
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  any industry. So First off, what you do is
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  when you're doing your business description number one, don't
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  use idea. When I mean by don't use idea,
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  I'm saying don't just sit and then say self.
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  What do I think is the main, the main thing about my business?
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  And then right, it's not about you don't write what you think
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  you need to figure out. See, OK, if you're first, if
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  this is your first time in business, no problem.
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  Just use the idea and write something.
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  But if you've been in business for a while, one year, 2 years,
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  three years, don't use the idea. Try and figure out what do
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  people say is the main domain is the main thing about me what
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  they say, Put it there. That is what I call over here on
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  the podcast. Your unique value proposition or
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  your unique selling proposition. Why do people do business with
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  you? You need to figure it out and
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  then put it there. That is the thing that will
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  actually draw people in and that's the thing that is
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  actually like, it's like the source.
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  It's like the main thing. A lot of times we don't even
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  know the main reason why people do business with us.
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  So back to my wedding photography days.
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  Now what I used to write was how my photos were candid, were
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  natural. No Photoshop for me.
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  That was Ausb. That's what I was putting.
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  By the time I did this exercise, I realized that people are doing
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  business with me not because of that, but because of my
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  professional attitude. Always on time, never late.
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  If there's problem, I'll let you know.
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  You know all those kind of things.
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  So was all the back end functions, but I wish that my
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  whole career talking about stuff that people were not necessarily
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  interested in or it was not the main reason why people were
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  coming to me. So if somebody referred me to
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  another person, it wasn't or do business with Tavishima because
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  his style is like this, because it's like that.
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  It was do business with Tavishima because you know, he
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  would deliver on time, no disappointment, all these sorts
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  of things. Sorry, one moment.
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  All right, sorry about that. Like I said, kids are home, so
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  my youngest, my last born, I wanted something from me.
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  So where was I now? So don't make the mistake that
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  some of us make. You just wish your whole career
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  putting out information that you think is the main reason why
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  people should pay attention to you.
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  Meanwhile, in the market or on the streets, people are saying
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  something else. Those things that people are
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  saying about you on the streets, that is what should be your
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  business description. That is your unique value
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  proposition. That is your unique selling
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  proposition. Find it and then include it in
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  your business subscription. Include it in your marketing
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  messaging, include it in your branding, included in your
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  everything because believe me, that is the main source.
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  That's the main reason why people are chasing you.
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  The thing is, you just don't know.
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  So engage in this exercise, you need to talk to your customers
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  to discover your unique value proposition or your unique
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  selling proposition. Talk to them.
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  They will tell you this is the main, the main domain about you.
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  Whatever they tell you, you will now upload that thing in
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  business description so that people who want to enjoy those
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  things, their customer says, it's the main thing about you.
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  They will key in. It will speak directly to them
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  because it's not something that you manufactured.
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  It is something that people in the market, your customers are
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  telling you as much as possible. If you can use the exact words
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  if you can. So these are the categories of
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  people that you're going to talk to.
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  First of all, talk to those people who have paid you the
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  most amount of money. Look for those clients that have
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  been paying you. Well that's them question.
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  Please avoid those people who have been pricing you like
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  Groundnut. At this stage we don't care what
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  they think. To be frank, all those bad
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  customers always late reprise you like Groundnut.
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  The last time people who negotiated 150K they paid you 80
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  K. The remaining the balance of 70K
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  they haven't paid, they haven't paid you.
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  So excuse me, they haven't paid you.
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  It's been like 3 years, they still haven't paid you.
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  Just ignore those people. Their opinion does not count for
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  now. So all those people that have
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  paid you, well, well that's them and call those people.
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  Then you also want to talk to people that have been with you
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  the longest. Let's say you started five years
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  ago and over the last five years you've had like 5 or 6 customers
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  who come rain or sunshine. They always support you.
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  Call those people the person I just bought once, one of where
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  that person's opinion does not matter for now.
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  Then also call those people who have given you the most pleasure
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  while working with them. There's some people that you
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  know whether they pay you much or whether they pay you small.
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  Every time they call you is such a pleasure.
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  It's such a delight. You love working with them.
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  Call those people. The reason why we're paying
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  attention to this class of people is because you will use
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  the exact words and their exact words resonate with other
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  people. We're hoping that you resonate
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  with other people who are like them, who will pay you well, who
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  will stay with you long and he will give you pleasure while
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  working together. Please displeasure thing very,
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  very important because I've been with some clients who have paid
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  well or by the time they are done with you, you're like, what
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  is the value of this money I collected on top all distress.
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  And then there's some people that they pay you all I say, so
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  excuse me, they pay you. It's not exactly poorly.
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  Let's just let's let's just say they pay you average.
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  They pay you average, but everything is so sweet.
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  And then they will recommend you to one or two people you know.
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  So some of you say, I don't care about the taste of the money so
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  long as money is there. But trust me, after a while the
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  taste of the money matters because some money is big, but
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  it tastes very bitter. It makes a difference to your
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  quality of life. And then some money is average,
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  but I think tastes very sweet. It makes a difference to the
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  quality of your life. So how the money tastes in your
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  mouth for me makes a difference. I know some people say, look me,
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  I don't care. I just want it big, whether the
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  money tastes sweet or the money tastes bitter.
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  For those of you who are not Nigerians, I don't know how to
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  explain this thing. Anyway, let me just leave it.
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  I'm sure you will. You'll understand what I'm
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  saying. So these are the classes of
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  people we're going to talk to. Ignore all those customers that
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  you classify as idiots. Ignore all the idiots.
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  Then ignore all the customers, all the clients who had
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  unrealistic expectations of you. If people reach out to you,
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  their expectations are unrealistic.
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  I'll leave you to be the judge. Anybody who you think the
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  expectations are unrealistic, leave them out of this exercise.
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  Remember, we're trying to get the opinions of people and the
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  exact words of people that if we put it up in our business
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  description, it should appeal to other people like them.
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  Now, the questions that you're going to ask me, reach out to
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  these people. First of all, you have to do a
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  preface. Preface is that small something
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  that you say before you get to the agenda, you know, like every
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  book has, you know, introduction, blah, blah, blah,
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  You know, everything. You preface it with something.
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  So first of all, you preface it. You tell them thank you very
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  much for your support. I've always appreciated your
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  business. You're one of my most valuable
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  customers. If you don't mind, I have a few
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  questions for you because I want to make sure that my business is
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  focused on giving you more value for years to come.
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  So that's the scope you use. And if you notice the scope, the
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  scope is not about you. The scope you're using now is
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  about them. I repeat, don't use my exact
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  words, but you know, just use the spirit of what I'm saying,
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  but use couch it in your own words.
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  You tell the person, you tell them.
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  Thank you for your support. I appreciate that.
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  You've always been there. You've been my guy.
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  You've been my very big, you're one of my most valuable
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  customers. I beg, if you don't mind, I have
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  a few questions for you because I want to make sure that my
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  business is focused on giving you value for years to come.
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  So that's the scope. Of course, the person who smiles
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  and persons are we, thank God and the person will say, OK,
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  what are the questions? So now you can see the reason
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  why I say we should talk to certain categories of people
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  because in your mind you know that the bastard customer who is
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  still owing you money and who you know, you can't say that
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  with a straight face. This thing I've told you say you
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  can't say with a straight face. As you're saying you will just
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  choke on your saliva, so don't even bother.
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  So that's why I say let's select this category of people, though
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  you can say this honestly to their face.
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  So the questions you ask them are questions like what are the
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  things you like about doing business with me?
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  Is there anything that make me that makes me different from the
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  companies you've done business with?
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  What else do you wish that we did or that we offered?
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  That one is important because you know it will give you
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  business expansion ideas because you will notice that if you ask
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  5 people, what else do you wish we did?
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  Let's say you ask 10 people, you'll notice that from net as
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  they give you not start seeing some kind of themes, you'll be
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  like, OK, I didn't even know that this was a business
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  opportunity. Then you also ask them, what
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  could we have done better in doing business with you?
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  Now it is important to us because we also give you ideas
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  for how you change your business service delivery.
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  Because don't be surprised. Some people say, well, you know,
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  would have liked for this thing to be faster or this thing to be
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  slower or this thing to be thicker or this thing to be
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  slower, smaller. You know, you start innovating
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  on the product or innovating on your service delivery.
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  But basically you ask them these questions, you know, what do you
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  like? Basically the questions are
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  aimed at what is the best thing about doing business with me?
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  Whatever it is that they tell you, go and put it there.
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  That is your business subscription.
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  Now, lady carried out this exercise, which is why I'm
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  surprised she didn't go ahead and change the business
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  subscription. And this is what her customers
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  told her. I told her, give me the exact
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  words that they say. And then one thing, the rope was
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  tasty and delicious to the last Chrome.
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  And then somebody has said fresh and tasty.
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  And that person said, I love the spices in the food.
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  OK, so now that is not how I put it.
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  So maybe you say, what am I doing with that?
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  But when I just relax, this is where ChatGPT comes in.
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  So this is good. So I now told her use this and
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  craft your business description because I assumed that she would
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  try and combine all these things together so that instead of
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  writing, what did you write before?
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  So one moment let me look indoor outdoor catering anyway, so I
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  can't remember. I have to check my notes, but
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  I've scrolled past that place. What was I?
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  So instead of just writing indoor and outdoor catering, I
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  assume she will try and combine them like, you know, I provide
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  tasty and delicious if I should have used the word for word,
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  indoor and outdoor catering, providing tasty and delicious
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  food to the last crumb. Fresh and tasty with wonderful
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  spices in my food. OK, well, maybe that's not
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  really elegant, but you see what I'm saying?
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  I'm saying that by the time your customers use the exact words,
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  you can take what you wrote before you can take what they
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  said. There's a way that you can blend
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  it together and voila, you know how business subscription, if
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  it's too much work for you, you can sit down with a partner and
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  a spouse or a stakeholder or an investor, and then you come up
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  with business description. But assuming that you do not
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  have any of these things at your disposal, like, OK, I'm not
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  creative enough and you know all these sorts of things.
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  So excuse me then this is what you do if you're in this
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  situation. Sorry about that.
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  So you've gone, you've spoken to the customers, they've told you
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  something. That is what you do.
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  You now take Google Gemini. The reason why I recommend it is
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  because it has, well, first of all, it's on your phone.
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  If you have an Android phone, The thing is already on your
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  phone. No need to download it.
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  That's provided. You bought your Android phone
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  last year or this year? I'm making this podcast
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  recording in 2025. So you bought your phone middle
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  of 2024 or early 2025? The thing is already there.
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  Lots of people don't know. I tell them it's already on your
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  phone. You say Are you sure?
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  I say just check. What phone do you have?
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  This is not that. OK.
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  Does it have a folder that says Google?
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  Yes. Go and click on Google.
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  You're looking for a link that has is a star.
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  So you're looking for an app that has a * but the star only
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  has four points. So oh, it's on my phone.
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  I said yeah, I told you it's already there.
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  It's pre installed. So that's reason why I recommend
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  Google Gemini then. Plus Google Gemini has access to
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  the to the Internet. It's not all the apps that do
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  like for ChatGPT, especially those of you using the free
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  ones. It only has access to the
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  Internet up until a certain point.
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  So you don't get up to date searches.
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  So that's the reason why I start with Google Gemini.
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  So take your phone, do Google Gemini or do ChatGPT or do
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  Claude or do Copilot or do any AI tool of your choice.
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  And please, I'm giving this warning because there's one guy
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  I'm coaching right now. He keeps trying to tell me, oh
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  cha, GPT is the best is the best is the best.
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  Look, stop worrying about what is the best.
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  All of them work. Whichever you have access to is
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  fine. If you're not happy with the
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  results you're getting. The problem is you're either not
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  prompting it correctly or. How I put it, most likely you're
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  not prompting you correctly, but see AI tools come in different
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  classes. These ones that I'm recommending
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  now, Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude Copilot, those ones are LMS,
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  large language models. So what they do is you're
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  requesting for information by typing a text is going to
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  deliver you a result based in text.
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  Then there's some AI that generate video, there's some AI
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  that generate audio, and there's some AIS that generate photos.
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  So first of all, pick the class that is necessary for you.
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  So if you're using Google Gemini and you're trying to generate
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  video or generate images, of course, what you get was not
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  really the best because like I told you, this one is a large
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  language model. It is optimized for giving
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  information back in text form. So yeah, if you're a video
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  person, then you know, go ahead and look for AI that produces
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  video. But once you enter into that
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  particular class, stop thinking about good, better, best.
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  First of all, start with 193, so 1 is not an excuse.
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  And then learn how to prompt correctly.
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  Then you will get the best results.
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  So, but stop listening to people who say this is the best AI
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  tool. Maybe technically speaking there
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  is a best AI tool, but right now that is not your problem.
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  Your problem is you don't know how to prompt correctly.
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  If you know how to prompt excellently well and you have an
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  average tool, you'll be fine. If you have the best tool in the
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  world but your prompting skills are useless, you will get
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  useless results. So stop worrying about the best
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  tool for now. If you have an Android phone, in
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  my own opinion, just open Google Gemini.
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  Continue. If you don't like it after you
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  build some experience, then well, at least now you can make
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  an educated decision on why you want to move on to another tool.
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  So there is no best tool, they all work.
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  Learn how to prompt correctly and then when you get ideas from
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  it, make sure that you execute it sharp, Sharp because there's
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  no point in using this tool, getting 5 brilliant ideas every
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  week. And then at the end of the
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  month, you have 20 brilliant ideas and then you execute on 0.
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  What does it profit a man or profit a babe for you to have 20
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  wonderful ideas? You executed our zero.
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  So prompt well execute. So this is an example of a basic
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  prompt that I use now because me, I didn't want to think so I
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  just prompted like this. And this is those my prompt.
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  This is a very basic prompt and I wrote use the text below to
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  come up with a description for a WhatsApp business profile that
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  is centered around the sale of small shops and catering
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  services in Abuja, Nigeria. That is what was my prompt.
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  I now copied and pasted what her friends told her which was tasty
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  and delicious to the last crumb. Fresh and tasty.
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  Love the spices in the food. Now these are the
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  recommendations that Google Gemini gave me.
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  Listen and you hear the difference.
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  Remember what she wrote at first was indoor and outdoor catering
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  services. That's all she wrote.
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  And think about it now, would that entice you?
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  You're doing birthday party for your your baby girl who's
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  turning 3. You want to do cake, small
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  chops, everything. And then one person just writes
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  indoor and outdoor catering services.
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  Think about it. Would that entice you or you
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  want to treat your girlfriend to something So you want to buy
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  some finger foods? I know what not you now don't
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  see indoor and outdoor catering services.
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  Would I entice you? Now listen to what Gemini said.
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  I'm not saying that is the best, but I'm just saying that this is
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  what they gave me for a start. Now somebody who is really,
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  really creative, you can tweak it to something that you like or
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  you can even re prompt again to make it better.
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  So 1 moment, sorry about that, I just wanted to take time and
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  properly clear my throat before I irritate some people.
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  So this is what Google Gemini said.
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  I said save all the best small chops and catering services in
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  Abuja. We specialize in creating fresh,
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  tasty and delicious small chops that will leave you wanting
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  more. Our signature dishes are
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  prepared with a unique blend of spices that make every bite a
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  delight. Can you hear that?
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  Now compare that with indoor and outdoor catering services.
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  Which one sounds, you know, more sweet to the ear?
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  That was option one then option 2.
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  This is what Google Gemini said. We offer both indoor and outdoor
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  catering services to make your events memorable.
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  Whether it's a small get together or large celebration,
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  Contact us today to place your order and treat your taste buds
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  to an unforgettable experience. That's option 2.
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  Now compare option 2 to indoor and outdoor catering services.
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  Which one sounds better? Now some of you will say neither
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  of them is perfect and I agree because for me, quite frankly, I
• 25:53
  think both of them are too long. This is where prompting now
• 25:57
  comes in handy. You can now write another prompt
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  and say thank you. Google Gemini, but I think these
• 26:03
  things are too long. Can you please rewrite them?
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  Make them more readable and keep them short.
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  Make them not longer than 400 characters.
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  Send. You can see that by re prompting
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  re prompting. Eventually you get something
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  that you say. But The thing is, even if you
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  just go through this basic exercise that I've told you,
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  take exactly what your friends told you.
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  Come up with one random prompt which is which is what I said.
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  Use the text below to come up with a description for a
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  WhatsApp business profile centered around the sale of and
• 26:39
  then you insert your business insert location, then now copy
• 26:44
  pasted into Google Gemini send. I'm telling you, the two or
• 26:48
  three options that you get are better than what you came up
• 26:51
  with by yourself. So even if you don't know how to
• 26:57
  make it perfect, at least now pick any of these two and just
• 26:59
  put it there. Let it just be there as a
• 27:00
  placeholder. It is better than what you had
• 27:02
  before. Then in the meantime, since
• 27:06
  you're not happy with either options, you can continue to be
• 27:09
  prompt to get new ideas, new tweaks, or then take what was
• 27:13
  given and then, you know, call your wife or your husband.
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  You say hobby. I've been working on this thing
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  and Otis only I'm tired. Hobby, please, I need your
• 27:25
  opinion. What do you think?
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  This is what Google German I gave me.
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  I'm not happy with it. What do you think?
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  We can change. Hobby will give you some ideas.
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  You guys will come up with something sweet.
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  If you don't married, call your brother, call your sister, call
• 27:38
  your business partner, call your investor, call your mentor, call
• 27:40
  mumsy, call popsy, call pastor, call somebody, call your
• 27:46
  neighbor who's been supporting you from this process of rubbing
• 27:50
  minds together, you come up with something.
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  So that's just it. That's long and short.
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  Oh dear, 30 minutes. OK, it didn't have to be this
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  long. Anyway, sorry about that.
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  Sometimes I get carried away. So it didn't have to be this
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  long. But summary, that is how you
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  create a business description for your WhatsApp, my business
• 28:15
  handle. It is that simple, but don't do
• 28:21
  that Niger thing of using 5 words to describe your business.
• 28:25
  Indoor outdoor catering services, that is rubbish.
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  Or wedding photography in Abuja and Avirals.
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  What kind of rubbish is that? Use something that will make
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  people want to click, Want to scroll?
• 28:41
  Want to learn more? Now please let us develop a bias
• 28:47
  for action. You're working with a
• 28:51
  consultant. Consultant tells you something.
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  Go and do what the consultant says and do it sharp.
• 28:59
  Sharp. In fact, this is what makes
• 29:02
  coaching very difficult. Some people ask me what kind of
• 29:05
  result are you going to get? And I have to tell them straight
• 29:07
  up that, look, the result you get is not dependent on me, it's
• 29:11
  dependent on you. The best I can do is I will
• 29:14
  diagnose the situation and I will tell you this is what we
• 29:16
  need to do. And then I'll continue to pursue
• 29:20
  you to say, guy, do this thing by the end of the day, if you
• 29:23
  don't do it, like how am I responsible for that?
• 29:29
  So don't go and be asking me about, you know, the results,
• 29:32
  the guaranteed results that we can get.
• 29:34
  The results has nothing to do with me.
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  It has everything to do with you.
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  Best I can do is to do my work and give the recommendation and
• 29:42
  I'll be chasing you like small Peking.
• 29:44
  But if you don't do it, you don't do it.
• 29:46
  So the results that you get is entirely upon you.
• 29:52
  So apart from that, one thing I've been saying, and I'm going
• 29:57
  to say it again, although some people say I should not be
• 30:00
  saying that, that I'm trying to take away from my business as a
• 30:05
  consultant. And actually in my own opinion,
• 30:07
  I'm not. With these AI tools, we now have
• 30:10
  assistance in our pocket. We have digital assistants in
• 30:15
  our pockets that make creating ideas easier.
• 30:19
  Use these tools. They're on your phone and they
• 30:22
  cost nothing. If it's overwhelming, like I
• 30:26
  said, or if you don't trust the output, learn how to prompt or
• 30:30
  take the output and then check with your trusted business
• 30:33
  advisors. Discuss with your partner.
• 30:35
  Discuss with your boyfriend or your girlfriend.
• 30:37
  Discuss with your husband or your wife.
• 30:39
  Discuss with your parents, discuss with your brother, with
• 30:41
  your sister. For those of you who are much
• 30:43
  older, because I think 10% of you who listen to this podcast
• 30:47
  are 65%, sorry, 65 years and above.
• 30:51
  And you know, for you guys, mommies and daddies, thank you
• 30:54
  very much for listening to the podcast.
• 30:56
  It's nice to know that young man like me is saying something that
• 30:59
  is educating mommies and daddies.
• 31:03
  So I really like the fact that you're here.
• 31:05
  So for those of you who are 65 and above, you know, if this
• 31:08
  entire you or if it's too much, take the suggestions, call your
• 31:11
  kids, sit down with them. Because of you who are 65 and
• 31:15
  above, you know you will have children that are my age.
• 31:17
  Call your kids. Don't put you through mommies
• 31:20
  like this. Daddies like this, try it like
• 31:22
  this. They will help you to adapt the
• 31:27
  output to your personal style or to the local circumstance or to
• 31:31
  help you to just align it so that you achieve whatever it is
• 31:35
  that you're trying to achieve. But either way, coming up with
• 31:39
  business descriptions for your business, sometimes it can seem
• 31:42
  very daunting, which is the reason why somebody would just
• 31:45
  write wedding photographer in Abuja and environs as business
• 31:49
  description or indoor and outdoor catering, full stop,
• 31:53
  Abuja, full stop. Yeah, it can be hard but follow
• 31:59
  this recipe and I think in fact follow this recipe, whatever
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  output you get is definitely better than what you wrote
• 32:11
  before. So that's it and that is all.
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  Remember, if you'd love to connect, you can call send me a
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  text message or a WhatsApp message on 08064662140.
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  Thanks for your time and attention.
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  I'll catch you all at the next episode.