Recently, a new coach told me that I was an "early adopter" of coaching and
podcasting.
Since I started both in 2014, I don't really consider myself being *that* early to the game since both were around for years before I jumped in.
But I suppose that with so many people starting to coach and podcast in the last few years I could be considered somewhere of a veteran (not in a white beard/wise Obi-Wan Kenobi way, but at it longer than most have been).
There is one thing that
I'm now getting into where I'm definitely ahead of the curve ...
Alexa flash briefings.
Alexa is that little tower, or digital assistant, that sits in a home and responds to voice commands. You can boss it around to do things like:
- play music
- translate words or phrases
- help you with your cooking
- check traffic
- check your
calendar
- order pizza
- play games
- give you short workouts to do
- wash your car (ok, I'm kidding about that one)
Alexa also has "flash briefings" which are short audio clippings that can be used for things like motivational quotes or insights into your industry.
I'd never heard of them until I was approached by Jeff "The Alexa Guy" Smith
recently.
Jeff's been setting up these flash briefings for entrepreneurs to get their voices and messages into homes all around the world, and he wanted to help me do it.
I couldn't resist, since they sound like a great way to get more traffic to your website, to grow your email list and get more clients and customers.
With Jeff's help, my Alexa flash briefing will launch soon and I'm calling it
The Marc Mawhinney Minute.
The cool thing is not many entrepreneurs are using them yet, so you can get in on the ground floor too.
If you'd like to learn how to use Alexa flash briefings to grow your business, I've asked Jeff to give a training to my community this coming Tuesday, April 10th at 2 pm EST.
Make people you'll talk to in 2023 jealous by becoming an early adopter of Alexa flash
briefings. You can register for the free training here:
See you
there,
Marc