Digital Marketing Masters Podcast

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, I sit down with product development and consumer insights expert Kay Allison to explore how AI can supercharge audience research and product innovation. We discuss why so many entrepreneurs (and big brands) mistakenly project their own preferences onto customers, how to recognize different decision-making styles and motivations, and the importance of uncovering real human conflicts—those tension points between what people want and what’s available. Kaye shares practical, low-cost methods to mine authentic customer conversations from Reddit, reviews, and social platforms, plus how to structure prompts for AI tools to identify segments, surface unmet needs, and turn messy qualitative data into actionable insights.We also dive into advanced and “poor man’s” workflows: using Reddit’s Answers, exporting forum threads into docs, and uploading them to AI for synthesis; directing models to targeted sources and timeframes; and crafting context-rich prompts that specify role, data, output, and formatting. Kaye outlines a replicable prompt framework and offers her custom GPT for sorting customer data. We wrap by connecting these skills to broader problem-solving—from consumer research to complex health contexts—while emphasizing ethical use and the power of better questions to get better answers.Kay: https://kayallison.com/https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/digital-marketing-masters/276(00:02) Opening and guest introduction: Kaye Allison(01:27) Kaye’s one‑breath background and philosophy on consumer insight(03:06) Entrepreneurs are not their customers: assumptions and humility(04:28) Different decision styles and motivations beyond business growth(06:13) Moving past basic AI use cases to learn your audience(06:35) Mining Reddit and reviews; social listening with AI(10:08) Hands‑on with Reddit Answers and broadening competitive sets(11:32) Scrappy workflows: collecting posts and analyzing with AI(12:07) Low‑cost tools, brand mentions, and what to ask AI(12:32) Finding conflicts, segments, and gaps in consumer data(14:10) Directing AI research: where to look and time windows(16:01) Human nuance vs aggregates; walls around data sources(18:36) Fragmented health data and DIY analysis with AI(21:01) Asking better questions: from focus groups to prompting(23:04) Context engineering and prompt structure best practices(26:06) Non‑diagnostic framing and advocating with your doctor(27:33) How to contact Kaye and her custom GPT offerLooking for a podcast guest? Author Matt RouseHook Digital Marketing | Hook Digital Marketing CanadaMarket your local business on autopilot: SMB Autopilot Looking for a podcast guest? Author Matt RouseHook Digital Marketing | Hook Digital Marketing CanadaMarket your local business on autopilot: SMB Autopilot

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, I chat with George Bryant (The Mind of George) about the balance between AI automation and human connection in business. George shares wild stats from his podcasting journey, why “user‑generated keynotes” beat rehearsed scripts, and how doubling down on principles and values outlasts fast‑changing tactics. We dig into the real end goal behind most tech and automation, giving people time back. And why removing the “secret ingredient” (you) can stall growth. From customer journeys to local SMB automation, we explore what to automate (the admin and repetitive tasks) and what to keep human (coaching, trust, nuance, and community). We also talk AI’s exponential pace, robotics already in the real world, and the growing demand for authentic relationships, plus a few tales from the chicken coop that remind us business is ultimately people to people. If you’re wrestling with how to apply AI without erasing your voice, this conversation maps a practical path: automate the parts nobody misses so you can show up more where it matters. Principles over platforms, relationships overreach, and human magic at the heart of modern marketing.Resources and links mentioned: George Bryant: https://mindofgeorge.com https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/digital-marketing-masters/275https://serve.podhome.fm/digital-marketing-mastersLooking for a podcast guest? Author Matt RouseHook Digital Marketing | Hook Digital Marketing CanadaMarket your local business on autopilot: SMB Autopilot Looking for a podcast guest? Author Matt RouseHook Digital Marketing | Hook Digital Marketing CanadaMarket your local business on autopilot: SMB Autopilot

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, I sit down with execution coach Mark Dulaney from the School of Execution to unpack the “worst kept secret” of success: doing the work boldly, consistently, effectively and getting a little better every day. We explore why most people stall at “good enough,” how to apply critical self-review to improve faster, and why intention, accountability, and doing what’s required (not just what’s comfortable) separate achievers from the average. Mark shares his drill-sergeant-for-hire approach, the importance of facing rejection, and how improving your body can be the gateway to better execution in business, relationships, and life.We also dig into practical AI use: the role of context in prompts, using AI as a tough-love thinking partner, and leveraging it to clarify complex ideas without outsourcing your judgment. From iterating on processes and shipping the book you’ll actually use, to surrounding yourself with people who push you higher, this conversation is a candid blueprint for building momentum, overcoming avoidance, and choosing to be victorious over your past every single day. Resources and communities mentioned include Mark’s School of Execution, Ben Albert’s Grow Getters, and Audrey Quan’s group for marketing agencies. Looking for a podcast guest? Author Matt RouseHook Digital Marketing | Hook Digital Marketing CanadaMarket your local business on autopilot: SMB Autopilot

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, I sit down with returning guest Aaron Ryan—author, voice actor, musician, and now 35-book veteran—to dig into the turbulent crossroads of creative work and AI. We talk candidly about toxicity and gatekeeping in the voiceover community, why Aaron stepped back from coaching, and how that decision unleashed a surge of creativity across fiction and music. We dive deep into AI’s disruptive impact on voice acting, translation, and publishing; the ethics and legal gray areas around voice cloning and training data; and the real-world risks surrounding impersonation scams, spammy book “marketing,” and parasocial AI relationships. Aaron shares insights from his latest releases, including The Phoenix Experiment and the ever-expanding Dissonance series, while I offer updates on my new book, Will AI Take My Job Too, and the whirlwind pace of AI developments creators must navigate. It’s a frank conversation about protecting creators, using AI responsibly, and finding the line between innovation and exploitation.We also explore practical ways authors can focus on their craft—hiring help, building communities on platforms like BlueSky, and embracing tools that amplify (not replace) human creativity. From fair use debates to the future of royalties and open-source models, this episode is a reality check and a roadmap for storytellers working in the age of intelligent machines.(00:01) Welcome back and guest intro: author-voice actor Aaron Ryan(00:46) From tetralogy to hexology: expanding the Dissonance series(01:16) Reunions, life updates, and catching up(03:07) Career snapshot: voice acting full-time and leaving coaching(04:10) Toxic gatekeeping vs. quality bars in voice over(06:25) AI’s impact on voice acting and licensing your voice(08:11) Voice cloning risks, misuse, and legal gray areas(10:14) AI lawsuits, fair use debates, and training data(16:05) Derivative works, royalties, and who gets paid(18:31) Music royalty realities and quoting lyrics in books(19:29) Runaway AI progress and superintelligence concerns(23:20) Fiction mirrors fears: Phoenix Experiment and AGI Next(25:47) Scammers targeting authors and creators(29:49) Fighting spam with AI and ethical gray zones(33:24) Automation abuse, impersonation scams, and loneliness(38:08) Open-source AI vs. safety tools; hopes for human-made work(39:40) Let creators create: hiring marketers and using AI well(41:02) Where to find Aaron’s books and communities(41:43) Wrap-up and playful outro banterhttps://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/digital-marketing-masters/273https://serve.podhome.fm/digital-marketing-masters Looking for a podcast guest? Author Matt RouseHook Digital Marketing | Hook Digital Marketing CanadaMarket your local business on autopilot: SMB Autopilot

In this engaging episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rouse welcomes Nathan Fletcher, also known as Uncle Nene from Uncle Nay Nay's Nerdcast. They dive into the world of creative work and the challenges of marketing it in today's digital landscape. Nathan shares his journey from a career in marketing and production to starting his own podcast focused on science fiction and fantasy. The conversation touches on the importance of community, the struggles of self-promotion, and the evolving role of AI in creative processes.Matt and Nathan explore the intersection of creativity and technology, discussing how AI can assist in content creation and distribution. They share insights on leveraging AI tools for research, idea generation, and even creating visual content. The episode also delves into the potential of AI to revolutionize media operations and the importance of adapting to technological advancements. Whether you're a creative professional or just curious about the future of digital marketing, this episode offers valuable perspectives on navigating the ever-changing landscape.(00:00) Introduction to the Episode(00:29) Nathan Fletcher's Background and Career(01:49) The Reality of Marketing Creative Work(03:54) Starting a Podcast: Uncle Nene's Nerdcast(05:00) Challenges in the Creative Industry(09:55) The Importance of Iteration in Creativity(13:48) Distribution Challenges for Creatives(15:20) Advice for Marketing Creative Work(20:39) Podcasting as a Marketing Tool(26:04) Automation and AI in Creative Processes(33:59) Exploring Different Mediums for Storytelling(39:01) AI's Impact on Media and Content Creation(46:52) The Future of AI in Media Operations(50:00) The Shift in Media Asset Managementhttps://serve.podhome.fm/digital-marketing-mastershttps://www.youtube.com/@UncleNayNaysNerdcast/videosLooking for a podcast guest? Author Matt RouseHook Digital Marketing | Hook Digital Marketing CanadaMarket your local business on autopilot: SMB Autopilot Looking for a podcast guest? Author Matt RouseHook Digital Marketing | Hook Digital Marketing CanadaMarket your local business on autopilot: SMB Autopilot

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rouse welcomes science fiction author Tom Easton to discuss the intersection of AI and science fiction. Tom shares his background as a retired science professor and his journey into writing science fiction since the 1970s. The conversation delves into the upcoming anthology "Tales of Galactic Pest Control," featuring Matt's own story, and explores the intriguing theme of AI's role in society, touching on topics like AI hallucinations, the impact of AI on jobs, and the potential need for universal basic income.Matt and Tom engage in a lively discussion about the evolution of AI technology, its implications for the future, and the ethical considerations surrounding AI training on existing works. They also reflect on the potential societal changes AI could bring, such as shifts in identity and the role of education. The episode concludes with insights into the creative process behind the anthology and the Kickstarter campaign supporting it, highlighting the collaborative spirit of the science fiction community.Tales of Galactic Pest Control: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/galactic-pests/tales-of-galactic-pest-controla-sci-fi-and-fantasy-anthology?ref=mattrouseAmazin Stories: https://amazingstories.com/matthewrouse.comHookDMSMBAutopilothttps://serve.podhome.fm/digital-marketing-masters(00:19) Introduction to the Episode(01:00) Meet Tom Easton: Science Fiction Writer(02:09) AI in Science Fiction and Reality(05:05) Challenges and Opportunities of AI Research(09:18) Copyright and AI: A Legal Perspective(11:45) The Future of Jobs and Universal Basic Income(18:09) AI's Impact on Vocational Training and Education(26:10) Galactic Pest Control Anthology(31:09) AI's Potential for Greater Good(37:31) Exponential Growth of AI Technology(43:02) Closing Remarks and Future Prospects

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rouse is joined by Kate vanderVoort, founder and CEO of Social Mediology and the AI Success Lab, to discuss the integration of AI into business practices. Kate shares her insights on how companies can transition from having no AI involvement to effectively incorporating AI into their operations. She emphasizes the importance of understanding AI's implications and the need for businesses to develop a human-centered, responsible approach to AI adoption. The conversation highlights the challenges companies face in navigating the rapid advancements in AI technology and the necessity of creating a supportive culture for AI integration.Kate and Matt delve into practical strategies for businesses to start their AI journey, including conducting AI business audits and fostering AI champions within organizations. They discuss the significance of leadership involvement in AI training and policy development, and how small to medium-sized businesses are often more agile in adopting AI solutions. The episode also touches on the importance of addressing employee concerns about AI, such as job security, and the potential for AI to streamline operations and save time. Listeners are encouraged to consider the strategic implementation of AI to enhance productivity and innovation within their companies.Sponsored by SMB Autopilot, your local marketing on autopilot.https://aisuccesslab.com/strategyKate in Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katevandervoort-social-mediology/ Matt on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattmrouse/ https://matthewrouse.comHook Digital Marketing: CanadaUSA

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rose, despite battling a lost voice, welcomes IP attorney and AI consultant Corinne Koger to discuss the intricate relationship between artificial intelligence and intellectual property law in the United States. They delve into the nuances of copyright, patents, and trademarks, emphasizing the importance of human contribution in AI-generated content and the evolving legal landscape. Corinne shares insights on how businesses can protect their intellectual property and the significance of having clear policies regarding AI use.The conversation also touches on the practical applications of AI in content creation and the ethical considerations surrounding data privacy and AI-generated content. Matt and Corinne explore the challenges of verifying AI-generated information and the importance of maintaining authenticity in digital content. They also discuss the implications of AI in various industries, including legal, marketing, and creative fields, highlighting the need for businesses to stay informed and proactive in managing their intellectual property rights.

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rouse welcomes Marv Paul, a technology enthusiast and host of the podcast "Is This the New Internet?". The discussion delves into the concept of a new Internet, exploring how blockchain technology could revolutionize the way we interact online. Marv shares his insights on the evolution of the Internet from a stationary experience to a mobile one, and the implications of privacy and personal data in this digital age. The conversation touches on the potential for blockchain to enable a more private, user-controlled Internet, where individuals can manage their own data and privacy.Matt and Marv also discuss the challenges and opportunities of adopting blockchain technology, including the need for user-friendly interfaces and the importance of community in the crypto space. They explore the idea of decentralization, where users can have more control over their digital identities and interactions. The episode concludes with thoughts on the future of the Internet, emphasizing the potential for individuals to build and shape their own online experiences using emerging technologies. Marv encourages listeners to embrace these tools and consider how they can contribute to the evolving digital landscape.Marv PaulHook Digital MarketingHook DM CanadaSMB AutopilotMatthewRouse.comhttps://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/digital-marketing-masters/267https://serve.podhome.fm/digital-marketing-masters(00:22) Introduction to the New Internet(01:19) The Evolution of Internet Connectivity(03:18) Building a Better Internet(07:24) The Importance of In-Person Connections(16:20) Blockchain and Personal Data Control(23:41) Challenges of Blockchain Adoption(34:07) Community and the Future of Web3(46:44) The Role of AI and Blockchain in the New Internet

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rouse engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dan Friker about the future of work and the impact of AI on various industries. Dan shares insights from his experience on the career advisory board for the College of Science and Engineering and discusses the implications of rising technologies on the workforce, from blue-collar to white-collar jobs. The discussion delves into how AI is transforming HR practices, including job descriptions, candidate selection, and interview processes, and the challenges of bias and efficiency in these systems.Dan and Matt explore the global landscape, highlighting examples from countries like Japan and India, where digital literacy and AI adoption are advancing rapidly. They discuss the paradox of efficiency and success in AI-driven recruitment and the potential for AI to revolutionize staffing models in industries like healthcare and agriculture. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of AI in the workplace, emphasizing the need for workers to adapt to new tools and technologies to remain competitive in the evolving job market.Dan Friker: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-friker/Matt Rouse: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattmrouse/(00:31) Introduction to the Future of Work(01:05) Dan Fricker's Background and Passion(02:12) AI's Impact on HR and Staffing(05:04) Efficiency and Success Paradox in AI Hiring(12:41) Bias and Challenges in AI Recruitment(26:00) Blind Spots in Staffing and HR(34:13) Future of Work and AI's Rolehttps://serve.podhome.fm/digital-marketing-masters

In this episode of the Digital Marketing Masters podcast, host Matt Rouse welcomes Ethan Holland, an expert in AI and digital transformation. Ethan's AI News: https://ethanbholland.com/category/this-week-in-ai/AI Local Marketing for SMBs: https://smbautopilot.ai https://serve.podhome.fm/digital-marketing-masters(00:00:02) Introduction and Guest Welcome(00:01:09) Ethan Holland's Career Journey(00:02:11) AI and Its Impact on Marketing(00:04:32) AI's Role in Marketing Strategy(00:06:21) SEO and AI: The Future of Search(00:12:01) AI's Impact on the Workforce(00:18:01) The Future of AI and AGI(00:31:10) AI in Video and Image Creation(00:45:18) AI's Influence on Social Media(01:01:18) The Future of AI: Blind Spots and OpportunitiesThey discuss Ethan's extensive background in legacy media and his passion for AI, highlighting his blog that tracks AI developments with over 21,800 organized links. The conversation delves into the (now) release of GPT 4.5 and the potential of GPT 5, exploring how AI tools might evolve from tactical aids to strategic decision-makers in marketing.Ethan shares insights into the future of work, suggesting that while AI might disrupt certain industries, it could also augment human capabilities, particularly in creative and strategic roles. They discuss the potential for AI to level the playing field by providing expertise across various domains, but also the challenges of widespread adoption and the risk of job displacement.The discussion shifts to the impact of AI on social media and content creation, pondering whether AI-generated content could overshadow human creativity. They explore the implications of AI in video and image generation, with Ethan highlighting advancements in image-to-video technology and the potential for AI to transform media production.Matt and Ethan also touch on the societal implications of AI, including the concept of universal basic income as a response to potential job losses. They consider the global distribution of AI technology and the importance of ensuring access to AI tools across different regions.Finally, they discuss the future of AI in customer service and the potential for AI to enhance user experiences by providing efficient and personalized interactions. Ethan emphasizes the importance of embracing AI's multimodal capabilities, suggesting that vision and audio integration will be key to future developments.

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rouse explores the revolutionary concept of software on-demand, powered by AI. He discusses how this technology is transforming the way businesses operate by allowing them to generate custom software instantly, tailored to specific needs without the hassle of traditional software subscriptions.The episode outlines ten ways software on demand is changing the business landscape, including improved data security, real-time optimization, and the ability to adapt swiftly to new challenges. Matt emphasizes the competitive edge businesses can gain by utilizing AI to solve problems on the fly and create new revenue opportunities.Listeners are encouraged to rethink their approach to software and consider the potential of AI-driven solutions to enhance productivity and efficiency. Matt concludes by reiterating the transformative power of software on demand and its role in the future of work.(00:16) AI Revolutionizing Business(01:09) Software on Demand Explained(02:45) Transforming Work with AI Tools(06:42) Customizing Software for Business Needs(09:12) Competitive Edge and Adaptation(12:19) Revenue Opportunities and Software Updateshttps://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/digital-marketing-masters/264https://serve.podhome.fm/digital-marketing-mastersHook Digital Marketing:https://hookdm.comhttps://hookdm.caWant Matt as a speaker or guest? https://matthewrouse.comSMB Autopilot: https://SMBAutopilot.ai Sim Theory: https://simtheory.ai

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rouse welcomes Corbett Drummy from Lightricks to discuss the intersection of AI and digital marketing. Corbett, co-founder and former CEO of Popular Pays, shares his journey with Lightricks, known for popular apps like Facetune, and their new AI video product, LTX Studio. The conversation delves into the innovative use of AI in content creation, highlighting how tools like Facetune are used for AI-generated images and localized landing pages to boost marketing efforts.Corbett and Matt explore the democratization of content creation through AI, emphasizing how small to medium-sized businesses can leverage these tools to enhance their marketing strategies. They discuss the challenges and opportunities AI presents, particularly in maintaining character consistency in video models and the rapid pace of AI advancements.The discussion also touches on the evolving landscape of social media platforms, the potential for AI-generated content to revolutionize advertising, and the importance of focusing on practical use cases for AI technology. Corbett shares insights into the development of LTX Studio, a tool designed for storyboarding and pre-visualizing video content, and the broader implications of AI in content creation.As the episode wraps up, Matt and Corbett reflect on the future of AI in marketing and content creation, considering the potential for new platforms and the ongoing evolution of digital media. Corbett invites listeners to explore Lightricks' suite of products and connect with him on social media for further discussions.(00:11) Introduction to Corbett Drummy and Lightricks(01:07) AI in Video Editing: LTX Studio(03:11) AI in Marketing and Content Creation(07:01) Building Products with AI: Challenges and Opportunities(10:00) Consistency in AI Video Models(17:38) The Content Singularity and Future of AI(25:04) Algorithmic Feeds and Content Discovery(32:39) The Future of AI in Content Creation(37:01) Regulatory Challenges and Innovation in AI(41:22) Conclusion and Contact InformationLooking for a podcast guest? Author Matt RouseHook Digital Marketing | Hook Digital Marketing CanadaMarket your local business on autopilot: SMB Autopilot

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rouse welcomes Jay Melone, a seasoned entrepreneur with over 15 years of experience. Jay shares his journey from being a business owner who traded time for money to creating a sustainable business model that leverages digital products. He discusses the challenges he faced in transitioning from active consulting to developing toolkits that clients could purchase and use independently. This shift not only helped him manage burnout but also streamlined his marketing and sales funnel, proving his expertise in a more scalable way.Jay explains how he packaged his consulting frameworks into products, allowing clients to access his expertise without his direct involvement. This approach not only generated passive income but also served as a marketing tool, leading to more significant consulting opportunities. He emphasizes the importance of proving expertise and automating parts of the lead generation process to focus on high-value clients.Matt and Jay discuss the common challenges faced by coaches and consultants in moving away from hourly work, including the fear of giving away too much value and the lack of guidance on creating scalable products. Jay shares insights on how to identify and package services into products that can be sold at higher volumes, thus freeing up time for more lucrative projects.The conversation also touches on the role of AI in business, with Jay highlighting its use as a thought partner and a tool for systematizing and automating tasks. He shares his vision of creating tools that help business owners generate ideas for productized offers without needing to master AI prompts.Listeners are encouraged to visit Jay's website, profitladder.net, for more resources and to subscribe to his newsletter for ongoing strategies and insights.https://matthewrouse.comhttps://hookdm.comhttps://hookdm.ca 

In this episode of Digital Marketing Masters, host Matt Rouse welcomes Dan Wood to discuss the intricacies and common pitfalls of Google Ads for small and medium-sized business owners. They dive into the challenges many businesses face with Google Ads, often finding themselves spending money without seeing returns. Dan shares his expertise in troubleshooting and optimizing ad accounts, starting with the crucial step of setting up conversion tracking correctly. He explains how conversion tracking helps Google Ads understand valuable actions taken by visitors, which is essential for optimizing ad performance.Matt and Dan also explore the importance of proper location targeting in Google Ads. They discuss how businesses can waste money by targeting the wrong geographical areas and provide insights on how to set up location targeting effectively. The conversation highlights the significance of understanding the difference between targeting people "in or interested in" a location versus those "recently in" a location.Furthermore, they emphasize the importance of having a robust follow-up process once leads are generated. Dan shares real-life examples of businesses losing potential customers due to poor lead management and the lack of a systematic approach to handling inquiries. They discuss the decay of lead value over time and the necessity of quick responses to maximize conversion rates.The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of AI in lead management and customer interaction, highlighting the potential for AI agents to streamline processes and improve customer service. Matt and Dan agree on the importance of having a well-defined process for managing leads and continuously optimizing it to enhance business performance.

Welcome to episode 258 of the Digital Marketing Masters podcast with your host, Matt Rouse. In this episode, we are joined by Aaron Ryan, a celebrated voice actor and author of The Dissonance Quadrilogy. We dive into Aaron's extensive career in voice acting, which began in 1993, and discuss how the rapid advancements in AI technology are impacting the industry. Aaron shares his insights on the commoditization of voice-over work, the challenges posed by AI-generated voices, and his transition to becoming a full-time author.Aaron talks about the emotional nuances and unique qualities that human voice actors bring to their work, which #AI still struggles to replicate. We also explore the ethical and creative implications of AI in the arts, including writing and music. Aaron emphasizes the importance of embracing one's unique talents and adapting to industry changes while staying true to one's creative passions.We also touch on the practical aspects of self-publishing, the challenges of marketing books in a saturated market, and the importance of maintaining creative control. Aaron shares his rapid publishing timeline and the passion that drives his storytelling. Whether you're an aspiring voice actor, author, or just curious about the intersection of AI and creativity, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.Don't miss this engaging conversation filled with practical advice, personal anecdotes, and a deep dive into the future of creative industries in the age of AI.** Aaron knows we use a digital voiceover when talking about my book at the end of the show. Don't call me out, it's both ironic and designed to show the future we are moving to while most are unaware. Go read "Will AI Take My Job?" Available on Amazon. Dissonance Quadrilogy by Aaron RyanHook Digital Marketing(00:03) Introduction and Guest Overview(00:46) Impact of AI on Voice Acting(04:22) Challenges in the Voice Over Industry(10:35) AI in Creative Fields(20:38) Adapting to Industry Changes(28:12) Writing and Publishing Books(39:28) Music and AI(44:06) Closing Remarkshttps://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/digital-marketing-masters/the-dissonance-quadrilogy-aaron-ryans-voice-acting-authorship-in-an-ai-world-258

In this episode, host Matt Rouse interviews Christine Campbell Rapin about the fundamentals of growing a successful business. They discuss the importance of understanding your target audience, developing a marketing strategy, and creating value for your customers. Christine emphasizes the need for clarity and self-reflection in order to build a strong foundation for your business.Read Matt's new book, Will AI Take My Job?Hook Digital MarketingHook Digital Marketing Canada

Matt and Cam Williams chat a bit about accounting and what going the extra mile means as a fractional CFO, but also, how AI is going to replace some parts of the bookkeeping and accounting industry. Matt lets the cat out of the bag with another mind-blowing AI prediction about where the AI squeeze will come from for financial service businesses. https://www.kynliconsulting.com/ https://calendly.com/kynliconsulting/growyourincome Your Host: https://matthewrouse.com Hook DM: https://hookdm.com Hook DM Canada: https://hookdm.ca PEERtainment: https://peertainment.com

Join us on this insightful podcast episode as two industry experts delve into the fascinating world of AI and its influence on content marketing and journalism. Beth from MW Action and Matt, the host, engage in a lively discussion covering a range of topics. From the benefits of AI-powered tools in content creation and automation to the potential implications for the future of journalism, they explore the nuanced aspects of incorporating AI into these fields. Beth and Matt share their experiences and perspectives, highlighting the importance of understanding AI's capabilities and limitations. They emphasize the need for subject matter expertise and audience understanding to harness the true potential of AI in content creation and marketing strategies. They also touch upon the impact of AI on journalism, discussing responsible usage, proper sourcing, and maintaining trust with the audience. Throughout the conversation, they stress the significance of agencies and service providers embracing AI technology while ensuring they possess the necessary knowledge and expertise to leverage it effectively. The dialogue serves as a thought-provoking exploration of AI's evolving role and the need for a harmonious blend of human expertise and AI tools in various industries. If you're curious about the future of content marketing, journalism, and the ethical considerations surrounding AI implementation, this podcast episode offers valuable insights and thought-provoking discussions. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of AI's impact on these fields and how to navigate the evolving landscape. Beth Kapes: https://www.mwaction.com/ AI Music by https://waveformer.replicate.dev/ HookDM: https://hookdm.com Hook DM Canada: https://hookdm.ca Matt's book, PEERtainment: https://peertainment.com Want to have Matt on your show or speak at your event? https://matthewrouse.com

Can AI help you win contests? Turns out it can! And you can learn how to find and enter sweepstakes and contests and how AI is changing another facet of marketing. Plus Matt talk about AutoGPT for automating repetitive tasks. Carolyn Wilman is a renowned Digital Marketer specializing in creating and promoting successful campaigns for companies. She is widely recognized as the Contest Queen and has authored two best-selling books: "You Can't Win If You Don't Enter" and "How To Win Cash, Cars, Trips & More!" Through her Online Sweepstakes Entry System, she has helped others win over $1 million in prizes. Contest Queen: https://www.ContestQueen.com Hook Digital Marketing: https://hookdm.com Hook Digital Marketing Canada: https://hookdm.ca Watch the @BusinessBuilderThrowdown channel: https://youtube.com/hooskeo