One of the emails I read had an interesting take on using ChatGPT.
The author speaks and reads Japanese, but because he lives in Australia he doesn’t get to practice as often as he would like.
Now he asks ChatGPT to repeat his prompt in Japanese then answer the prompt in both English and Japanese.
What it can’t do is speak the Japanese so he can practice the pronunciation.
There is a section of ChatGPT that will take an audio input and respond with an audio response.
I tested earlier today and it won’t take a text input but you can use the audio component of ChatGPT to converse with it in another language.
Even if your language skills are lower than mine, which are almost non-existent, it will pace itself to your level and guide you through pronunciation and learning stages.
Access that by clicking the button to the right of the microphone symbol on the right hand end of the prompt input.
When you close it you’ll get the text of your conversation.
Can some one who is bilingual test how accurate it is and let me know please?
What value they give their audience, and what they think their worth is.
If you’re just pushing products for the sale rather than what it can do for your audience they won’t buy.
If you don’t think you deserve to make a living online then you won’t.
However, if you push the idea of making a living online out of your head and work on providing excellent value to your audience you just might surprise yourself.
Lead magnets need to be as good as any product you want to sell, and they need to be the best you can produce.
Even when you’re using PLR you need to stamp it with your personality and make it better than the way it started.
Value does not mean putting a higher price on it, it means making it a better product so the perceived price is higher.
Using PLR is an excellent way to get started on a product, but you must rejig it somehow.
Using as it comes is the #1 error most PLR buyers make, but it is possible to take even ordinary PLR and rework it into something that prople will snap up.
Quite a lot of the output from the AI tools does appear to be out of left field and intuitive, but any Human with the same information could come up with the same ideas.
In reality, many Humans come up with far more intuitive ideas because they drag information from non-related sources which an AI tool is unlikely to do.
That does not mean that you should avoid using any of the AI tools.
On the contrary, you should use them as the tools they are.
All smart marketers will be using AI to help them get more done faster, but they will mostly not replace their brain with an AI brain.
That’s what the lazy marketers will do, and they’ll wonder why it doesn’t work as well for them.
Remember what I wrote at the start of this email.
People with AI skills will take the jobs, not AI itself.
That’s where you need to be, the person with the AI skills.
I can’t answer that one for you, but I can for me.
If you started your internal reply with “I hope…” it probably won’t happen.
The answer needs to start with “I will…” to have any chance of you getting there.
You do not have to tell me where you’ll be because that’s up to you.
Once you do know where you’ll be in 2026 the next step is to break that down to a daily or weekly activity goal.
You must know what you have to do today and tomorrow to get there.
Then, you must actually do those activities.
The best way to make that happen is to mark big red crosses on a big paper calendar every day you do the activity.
There’s nothing nicer than seeing an unbroken line of crosses for months knowing full well that each cross takes you closer to where you’re going to be.
Here’s a little trick I picked up a few years ago that helps make sure you get things done.
Start.
It might be a book, a blog post, a video script, an email, etc.
Starting whatever it is and then leaving it because you don’t have enough time to complete it right now is a great motivator.
This causes cognitive dissonance which brings you back to complete it as soon as possible.
But saying to yourself that you don’t have time to finish it so you don’t start is a sure way to make sure you don’t get it done.
Almost none of us have hours of uninterrupted time to get those things done so utilising this trick helps keep you focused and on track.
I suggest that if you do want to get as much free traffic as possible to your website then downloading and reading both these books will be an excellent use of your time.
The Internet only works on links.
These books lay out exactly how to get links and visitors for free.
Some of the sites mentioned don’t exist anymore but there are plenty of substitutes for you to use.
It’s the principles that are the most important here, and they remain the same as they were when the books were written.
Remember that some of the methods used were abused by lazy marketers and Google stomped on them at the time.
By making sure that any page you create has useful content for people you will not get a Google stomping.
The big secret seems to be making all pages and mini sites able to stand alone as legitimate pages even though they have links to your main site.
They must have a purpose beyond passing visitors to another website.
Have a read of those books and tell me what you think.
