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Transcript
Ann Maris Walton: best content to talk or the best parts of the episode to talk about from unsupervised learning episodes, a good kind of starting point would be looking at Jacob Efron’s LinkedIn. Ben Ornstein: And then so our Jacob can look through that and use that as like the first reference point. Ann Maris Walton: Yeah, I think so. And like, obviously I would be interested in what his takeaways are as well. UNKNOWN_SPEAKER: Right, 100%, okay. Ann Maris Walton: Because like with your Jacob, how I guess technical is his background? Ben Ornstein: So he himself is like a content guy. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, gotcha. Ben Ornstein: And so like, I guess we’re still like getting going, right? Ann Maris Walton: Yeah, totally. And so I think moving forward, what’s gonna be good. Ben Ornstein: Right, right, 100%. And of course, Jacob is a very good writer. Ann Maris Walton: Totally, yes. So yeah, and then I guess from the, actually we have a UL episode going out at the end of this month. Ben Ornstein: So I tried to outline what I could. Ann Maris Walton: Yeah, I think our concern with the comments are that sometimes it does seem like a little random. Ben Ornstein: That’s what works. What I will say on the comments front, I totally see what you’re saying. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, yeah, so because typically if it’s a fundraising announcement, I’ll say like celebrating that company. Ann Maris Walton: Sure, sure. Ann Maris Walton: What would be the best way to, because I think our like, I guess our ideal comment there would be like, you know, like, super impressive team. Ben Ornstein: That’s exactly it. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, so because I was thinking that the context section was more just like about like what the context of the post is. Ben Ornstein: Well, it’s kind of a mixture of both. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, I see. Okay, great. Ben Ornstein: Do you want to share your screen and like go on the Megaphone platform and I can like just walk you through like a mock broadcast. Ann Maris Walton: Can you see this? Okay, let’s do a new broadcast. Ben Ornstein: Let me just grab Okay So yep creator network. Ann Maris Walton: It’s just hard because sometimes like just candidly is like, if there are a lot of comments and you know, it’s like somebody kind of like random is commenting, like it blends in more. Ben Ornstein: Yeah, look, if you’re concerned about that, what you could do then is, there’s two things. Ann Maris Walton: Yes, it does. Okay, so then say if this were like asking recipients to comment and repost. Ben Ornstein: I actually have it on my end here. So for your past broadcast, I see like 100, 200, 300. Ann Maris Walton: So say we did like 300. Ben Ornstein: And so if you were to do that, This would be like, so the framework is for every 100,000 followers a creator has, they can charge about $10 comment. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, got it. So say. So if you're doing $300 budget, and okay, I see the URL. Ben Ornstein: I looked at the post earlier, so I can see you’re welcoming the new member to the team. Ann Maris Walton: Yeah, but I like, okay, so the thing is that I was missing, like I don’t have a verb in there typically. Ben Ornstein: Yeah, so then, so you’d go through this. Ann Maris Walton: Creators are able to leave more thoughtful comments when we have this context. Ben Ornstein: So yeah, a hundred characters. So like you, you have a little more wiggle room. UNKNOWN_SPEAKER: Got it. Ben Ornstein: Again, that’s what I always say to people using the platform. Ann Maris Walton: And then audience locations. Ben Ornstein: So for this one, actually, how have you been using this section? Ann Maris Walton: So I’ve been thinking more, I guess I’ve been trying to think about it backwards. Ben Ornstein: If you’re doing like 15 countries, that’s perfect. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, cool. I’ll do that. Ann Maris Walton: Yeah, this is great. UNKNOWN_SPEAKER: That’s 14 right there. Ann Maris Walton: So then from there, audience languages, I’ve typically just keep it to English, I think. Ben Ornstein: That’s totally fine. Ann Maris Walton: So what, what number do you typically recommend if, like if the budget is 300? Ben Ornstein: If the budget’s 300, think you could increase that bar a little bit. Ann Maris Walton: And how much have I typically been doing? Good question. Ben Ornstein: Okay, so I don’t have that number. Let me see if I can… Ann Maris Walton: I feel like it’s been 30. Ben Ornstein: I’d say between 30 and 40 is like a safe… Ann Maris Walton: Okay Okay, perfect. Yeah, so let’s do then i’ve 30 been doing um creators mainly. Ben Ornstein: Um, so you can click review. It won’t go live yet. Ann Maris Walton: That’s just how I heard it. Ann Maris Walton: The earlier, the better. That makes sense. Ben Ornstein: Same stuff. All the same. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, wonderful. And then, yeah, I guess I’m going back to the LinkedIn post really quick with the clips. Ben Ornstein: Yeah, it’s kind of interesting, right? Ann Maris Walton: Okay, wonderful. Well, thank you so much. I really do appreciate it. Ben Ornstein: So I grew up in New York, but I’m actually in Delaware right now. Ann Maris Walton: I am, yeah, I grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, but I am based in the city now. Ben Ornstein: Wow, that’s crazy, that’s a big difference. Ann Maris Walton: I know, it is, it is. I went to school up North though. Ben Ornstein: Yeah, absolutely. Well, if there’s anything we can ever do, I’m literally always active. Ben Ornstein: Yeah, you’re very quick to respond. Ben Ornstein: I try to make myself available. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, I see. Ben Ornstein: I am wondering though, from a process standpoint. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, I see. I am wondering though, from a process standpoint. Ben Ornstein: I mean, that’s pretty good at like identifying those. Ann Maris Walton: Yeah, that would be very helpful. Ben Ornstein: Yeah, a hundred percent. Okay, I can do that. Thank you. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, awesome. Thank you so much. Well, actually, would it be possible for you to do it for the three that we have like in production right now? Ben Ornstein: Yeah, I’ll look at those ones again. I’ll re-tag you when I’ve kind of updated that those sections. Ann Maris Walton: Okay, awesome. Thank you so much, Ben. I really appreciate it. And yes, we’ll be in touch. Thank you.