Chris JamesGuest
Zoe WhitmanHost
It's got AI little features, things you can turn on, things that make things more streamlined, effective, but they also change your workflows.

And I imagine that this is what people who are using software to support them with marketing are seeing as well.


Over the past few months, I've, I've actually spent a lot of time building an app for our clients.

And we were speaking obviously at the Xero tent a few minutes ago about how important tracking numbers are.

And, and we ask that every single client of ours submits a weekly and a monthly report based on certain numbers and mini KPIs and targets within the business.

I.e., leads, number of followers, email subscribers, activity, um, people they've suggested calls to, calls booked, offers made, cash collected, clients converted, number of current clients.

On the surface doesn't sound that exciting, but what that does is allow us to make very strategic decisions using a combination of AI, our frameworks, and, you know, a bit of human common sense as well.

So the, the whole build of that app was something that I did on my own with a lot of code.

And I decided to lock myself in a room until it was, like the first working version was done.

I thought we were looking at, like, five or six, maybe six to eight hours, something like that.

And I worked pretty much nonstop apart, apart from, like, food and, and toilet breaks.

And that has significantly changed the data that, well, it, it's shaped my whole marketing, but also my client delivery as well, is more efficient and on point.

It's got AI little features, things you can turn on, things that make things more streamlined, effective, but they also change your workflows.

And I imagine that this is what people who are using software to support them with marketing are seeing as well.


Over the past few months, I've, I've actually spent a lot of time building an app for our clients.

And we were speaking obviously at the Xero tent a few minutes ago about how important tracking numbers are.

And, and we ask that every single client of ours submits a weekly and a monthly report based on certain numbers and mini KPIs and targets within the business.

I.e., leads, number of followers, email subscribers, activity, um, people they've suggested calls to, calls booked, offers made, cash collected, clients converted, number of current clients.

On the surface doesn't sound that exciting, but what that does is allow us to make very strategic decisions using a combination of AI, our frameworks, and, you know, a bit of human common sense as well.

So the, the whole build of that app was something that I did on my own with a lot of code.

And I decided to lock myself in a room until it was, like the first working version was done.

I thought we were looking at, like, five or six, maybe six to eight hours, something like that.

And I worked pretty much nonstop apart, apart from, like, food and, and toilet breaks.

And that has significantly changed the data that, well, it, it's shaped my whole marketing, but also my client delivery as well, is more efficient and on point.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.