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While we all know that ChatGPT takes the crown for AI popularity, we’re not focusing on it today. There are other equally capable AI tools worth knowing and trying.

🤖 HubSpot gives us their selection of standout AI chatbots for 2023:

  1. ChatSpot

It’s HubSpot’s new customer relationship management (CRM) bot that blends ChatGPT capabilities with unique data sources. ChatSpot provides ready-to-use templates for content production and SEO.

  • Key features: chat-based commands; tools for report analysis, email follow-ups, and prospecting; HubSpot integration 
  • Price: Free
  1. Bing Chat

Microsoft defines this AI-powered bot as a “co-pilot” for web searches. It combines the ideas of the top search results so users don’t have to go through them to get the whole picture.

  • Key features: image creator tool, proper citation of sources 
  • Price: Free, but requires Microsoft Edge to work
  1. Bard

Bard is Google’s multi-purpose chatbot that you can use to generate and edit different types of text, such as emails, resumes, and cover letters. However, it allegedly provides misleading information.

  • Key features: content generation in 40+ languages, Google integration (including Google’s website index) 
  • Price: Free
  1. Jasper Chat

Unlike other tools that use various online sources as reference, Jasper pulls straight from Google to ensure data accuracy. You can command this to use your brand voice to ensure the generated content sounds like you.

  • Key features: ability to learn from previous conversations, knowledge of a wide scope of topics
  • Price: Starts at $39/month
  1. Perplexity

Perplexity, an AI powered by GPT-3.5, shares some of ChatGPT’s conservational features. This AI tool is designed to give simple answers to any question.

  • Key features: source citation and related topic recommendations, a “focus” setting that narrows down results from a specific source
  • Price: Free. Pro plan starts at $20/month

It’s a chatbot-infested market!

Aside from the 5 listed above, there are other notable ones—Tidio Lyro, HubSpot Chatbot Builder, Intercom, Watson Assistant, Drift, Infobip, Appy Pie Chatbot, and Zendesk Answer Bot, among others. Each has unique features, uses, and so-so characteristics.

Before you choose from this long list of AI tools, identify which aspects of your workflow you’ll need to use it. Will be using it for generating content? Writing emails? Developing ideas? From here, you can trim down the list, eventually ending up with the perfect AI tool for your business!

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How to use social proof to grow your brand exponentially

Social proof is one of the most effective tools for marketing success. Hootsuite believes sellers like you should maximize its pros to convince customers that your products are worth their money.

đź’Ą Here are some sample social proofs you can use to grow your brand:

  • Customer reviews, testimonials, and referrals deserve to be the top entries. Brands that showcase positive buyer feedback enjoy around 17.4% higher conversion rates than those that don’t. 
  • Review websites are the go-to source for people who aren’t 100% sure about a brand. There’s something about feedback shown on an exclusive site that screams authority and credibility. Some of the most trusted review sites include TripAdvisor (for travelers), Capterra (for software users), and Yelp (for business).
  • Social media materials like user-generated content and social following are another top-tier social proof. About 76% of people use social platforms to search for products, so anything on your social media sites can be a key sales driver.
  • Awards, statistics, and case studies not only show how reliable your products are but also build consumer trust. Some brands display their achievements on their pages or product packaging. 
  • Celebrity endorsement is an oldie but goodie way to widen your reach. They can increase your sales by 4%, but only if you hire the right personalities to do them. Remember what happened to Adidas’ Yeezy? (Yikes!)

⚡ Social proof is power

Especially in the ecommerce industry! Plus, it’s cost-effective—it’s mostly free—genuine, and personal.

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5 steps to create a flawless digital marketing strategy

AI tools and social proof have something in common: the end goal of creating effective digital marketing tactics. But with the constant changes in the digital landscape, achieving this goal can be tricky.

Fortunately, HubSpot has shared some ways on how you can build a digital marketing strategy:

  • Build your buyer personas. The first step is to collect consumer data and demographics. Make sure to gather quantitative (age, income, location, etc.) and qualitative (hobbies, priorities, etc.) info first to build a buyer persona.
  • Identify your business’ goals and the tools you’ll use. And make sure these two match. For example, if you want to increase your online revenue, your marketing goal should be to increase website leads using a reporting dashboard or analytics software.
  • Know your channels and assets. Check your marketing arsenal to see what you need to add (or remove). You should have a clear picture of your:
    • Owned media - content you own and produce (Ex. blog posts) 
    • Earned media - exposure earned through your marketing (Ex. reviews and press mentions) 
    • Paid media - paid channels you use to enhance your exposure (Ex. social media ads and sponsored posts)
  • Manage your media campaigns. After auditing your current materials, you should plan how to use them to make effective campaigns. For instance, you can prioritize creating owned media strategies to first find leads for paid ones.
  • Mix it all together. The formula is simple: add the who (buyer), what (goals), and how (campaign delivery) to finally create your foolproof digital marketing plan!

â›” No one-size-fits-all strategy

After following these steps, you may end up with multiple strategies worth pursuing. It’s important to note that what you’ll choose may work now but not in the future. That’s not a given certainty.

So here’s some advice: Experiment! You can repeat these steps or develop your own method.

Author : SellerBites
Faith began working on SellerBites in 2021, a weekly newsletter that provides sellers with the latest news and updates in FBA. With first-hand experience in managing various seller and vendor accounts, she understands what sellers face on this platform. Her background led to the conception of SellerBites, which main goal is to help people become better, more informed entrepreneurs in the Amazon marketplace.
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