Hello. Hello. Good morning. Good morning, Mark. Morning. Hey, Mark. Awesome. Do you think before we start, before we get into this, we could just recap the progress that all of you made on the last call? Sure thing. Great. Thanks. Clemens is here. Hi, Clemens. Hi, Clemens. Morning. Morning. Good afternoon. So whoever has the pen. Could probably put me on the attendee list. Please be ASS. V A S T E R S. Check the doodle to see who else was. You making it. So I'm listening. Doug Davis, Mark Fisher and plus station. All right. It's five after one. We get started with. Who's on. Okay. So Austin. You requested us to go over. Last week's. Yes. A quick recap would be helpful. And so we first off, we. Went down the list of people and. Chatted about. What, what projects are incorporating cloud events? How are they doing it? What can they provide? And. So we had a list of those. And then we started brainstorming a bit about what are the type of ideas we could come up with for. Showing the interrupt. Meaning that. How could we produce. Move. Cloud events by middleware and then consume them. In some interesting ways. We had some of those ideas. We. Did talk about the demo assumptions, which is so that if we did have a demo. We would. Not worry about some, some of the. You know, we put it together with duct tape and bailing wire. We wouldn't worry about some of the. Issues around security or authentication, et cetera. So. Feeds going. That would be sufficient for now, but. Longer term, we'd have to put more around it. And then for next steps. Sarah taken an action item to think about. Will it be a storage. A set of cloud events. And then. Clemens was also. Going to be looking at. Clemens. No, I was. Actually supplying things that we have in our cloud, but. Building any events. Okay. So Austin, is that a. Good enough overview of. What we discussed. Sure. I have just a couple quick questions though. Yeah. All these projects that are supporting this. And first off, this is, this is pretty good, I think. We're going to go announce this kind of event format. That could make data more liquid, more portable. And we have all these people already supporting it in this early stage. I think that that's going to really amplify that message. Are all these going to. What level of support are all these projects going to have by. By cloud native con, which is in like 20 days. I think that's somewhat. TBD, we didn't get down to specifics about. I think people are going back to research, what they may be able to do. I think some of this is hinging on. Whether Google and Microsoft could get some of their eventing. Get cloud event. Events generated. Because that's somewhat of a compelling demo. But it's up, you know, it's up to. Each individual to be able to stay what they can or can't do. So, so I can tell you from Microsoft. I sent email on Friday. Where I showed you what the mapping might be to from a particular event. The minimal thing we'll be able to do. Is write effectively a. A function. That will take our native events as we have them today. And kind of remap them into the cloud events format. Yep. That's the minimal thing we can do. So that we and that function. Basically gets it becomes a quasi subscriber. So you create a function. The kind of the function has a target. That it pushes to and then it gets an event from event grid. And basically goes doesn't translation and pushes that through. So we can build that in relatively short time. And so that's that I think from a, that's from a coding perspective. That's probably going to be our contribution. Is to say, give me your eye and I'm going to deliver an event for you. And the event is going to look this way. And the, the, how this event is going to look is effectively the. More or less the combination of the. HDP binding and the Jason binding that I have checked in. As, as PR. And the, the format that I posted on Friday, which is affected the remapping of our existing events into the, the Jason mapping. Great. That makes sense. It seems like anyone with a mature FAS offering would be able to implement something in that using that pattern as well. Absolutely. But they would have to understand. So, so the reason why I'm offering us, us building this, this function simply that we would, that we would take that upon us to go and do the mapping. And then we would further on deliver to whoever, whoever has a FAS offering. So I would not make it, it seems to be nonsensical in this context here to make anybody understand event grid events. So I would rather go and do the translation where, you know, I'm getting a URI to push to, or an HDP URL in a case or HPS, and then we're going to deliver the cloud events. And if everything goes, goes very swimmingly, then we might be able to do without that function and push straight from event grid. But that's early, early, early, early thinking. Yeah. Right. But the idea is obviously that we can go and get rid of that interim function as soon as possible. Yep. Okay. So that's what we would do. And then, and then from that point on, I hope that some heroes will step up and turn it into something demoable. So Clemens, are you talking about an Azure function when you say function, build a function? Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. Okay. So effectively, if all that does is, is just takes our event grid event and beats that into the, into the cloud events format. And what would be the source of the events going into event grid? Ah, so the idea there would be that you can go and upload a, so if we go with the thumb nailing idea, which was one of the things that we have on the list, you would go and write an up, upload a file to a storage account. And we have some, we have PowerShell and or bash to Lee for that. And then as the file gets uploaded, it has been uploaded. You, that event gets triggered. Okay. So you're talking about blob storage. Is that right? Yeah. It's, it's, in that case, it's blob storage. Yes. Okay. So that seems, that seems the easiest. That's one of our canonical samples that we use. And that's something that will, that will work for our thing. And then we'll also similarly likely work for other platforms that you have this created event. That's why we picked it. And so that would be the proposal from our side. Like put you, someone pushes uploads a file into blob store. And then, and then even give stories. Was it, is it the expectation of everyone who's working on this, that they'd like to be involved in a, in a single demo? I'm, I don't think it's necessary to put it all in one roof. Right. Also be quite complex. Yeah, that's, that's, that's very many people in one, in one effort makes that tends to make things a little bit more complicated than it needs to be. Absolutely. So do I think. Okay. Yeah. Well, I'm trying to figure out how to do this. Would love to show some stuff off during the talk. Looks like we're going to have a lot of stuff to show off. If there's a way we could simplify it into, into one demo that I could do during the talk. That would be a lot easier, but as of right now, it's going to be hard to incorporate everyone. I think. The only thought that I have around being able to encompass multiple would be like a trace route type of capability where you would consume an event, add something, add text that made it to your event handler and then pass it on to the next one. But it becomes complex getting everything set up and getting into ordering. Yes. I saw that in here. I think that's going to be awesome. But I think it might be pretty complex to implement. For the conference. So what did you have any particular stereo in mind for what you wanted to do? Doing some examples using the pattern that Clemens suggested was exactly what I thought would be something that's kind of reasonable. Incorporating all these people is going to be difficult. It also depends on the use case. What use case are we targeting in this? What is this kind of multi-cloud scenario that we need to actually where cloud events would be helpful? I think that's going to speak a lot to users. Honing in on that, involving a few people in that, I think would be pretty good. So Austin, how far along are you in terms of implementing this in your event gateway? We support cloud events today. We have the event gateway working as a hosted service. The role it would play in this world is it would just be a broker or router across these clouds potentially. So you wouldn't have to map directly from Clemens Azure functions to whatever is receiving it on the Google side. You would kind of send it off from the Azure function to the event gateway. The event gateway could send it off to about three different providers potentially. That works for me. You mean three different consumers, is that right? Sorry, three different consumers, yes. On different clouds. So the offering we have, we could potentially be one of those consumers, I think, to receive cloud events from your gateway. And Louie, you're working on the Qubeless project, right? No, we have a product that essentially would run on a laptop described last week where we can actually, essentially allows you to run functions on your gateway. The cloud, essentially cloud functions or whatever you want to call them on your gateway to evaluate and test them. And what we can do is be able to receive events from the cloud, maybe say an event gateway and then process them and potentially hand them off, deliver them elsewhere. But essentially we can, fundamentally we'd like to be able to consume cloud events and do some processing on them. And maybe potentially be an element in a chain of events and do some trace routing, something like that. Great. Well, having one provider publish an event and then sending it through the gateway and then having multiple consumers react is certainly doable. Does everybody's FAS offering have HTTP support? Yes. Ours does. I know Google's does. Yeah, we could do that. Dispatch supports that. Right, so we're going to need to send the cloud events in the HTTP request body, I guess, and then each function will have to have something that extracts that body, which is pretty simple. Okay. I think we need to kill a use case. What do you all think? Yeah, use case is always good. And it looks like there's a lot of interest in storage around here, especially. Yeah, I think it's a very tangible one, right? So you can make a, you can obviously construct all kinds of workflow cases around files very easily. And the, I think what we discussed last week when you were in there is either, so taking a JPEG image and watermarking it, which you can take as a story of, let me see, I might have a. Yeah, I think one thing that we mentioned on the last call was that the whole thumb nailing scenario demo is getting a little dated and boring. And we were looking at watermarking, although something text based might be easier and have less requirements around that. So if I were doing something, I'm trying to find a slide that I made for something here. Welcome Doug. So there's a, we have a scenario that for something else where you upload, you snap a photo with a camera, you upload it into a blob from the blob, then you trigger, you trigger a function, the function that runs it through a computer vision API to go and classify that picture. And then it goes with that classification. It goes into a, so we move that blob into a picture inventory. The classifications get indexed and then it gets then you have it ingested, then you do an ingestion raise, you raise an ingestion thing, you make it available to your newsroom application.  And then they kind of start from there with a flow that ends up on someone's news desk. And they can go and pick pictures for the event that they put on the website and you can go and make that all very event driven. So it goes from just a simple thumbnail scenario to something that's more, you know, simulates reality a little bit more for something that's very dynamic and needs to be pretty fast. Right. And then of course, once the journalist picks that, then you really need to have already the thumbnail sitting somewhere in your blob store so you can, as you use them, as you use the image for an article, all the thumbnails already there and can be referenced. It's just a tall order to build within two weeks without us having identified a resource who will do it. Yes. You could also think of, you could do it a different way, which is if you're giving an image, you do the classification and then you just do it quick while the market classification on top of the image and leave it like that. Yeah, I'm not, I'm just, I'm just giving an example of a thing that we, that might be doable. Yeah. It's just a question of how much, how much power do we have to go and do this given the time and giving resources, given resources because that's always the problem. Let me throw out a suggestion. How about, you know, one thing we see with our serverless framework all the time is that people are interested in other providers because they want access to cool kind of hosted managed services to do AI or machine learning stuff that another provider doesn't have. And we think that this would be a compelling story for cloud events in general. I mean, if you have something that happens on one provider and you want to do something with that data, whether it's an image or whether it's, you know, a statement of text or something like that, if you can be able to port it over to another cloud provider easily to gain access to a managed service that they're really good at, that maybe the other providers don't have, then that can be very compelling for users. So perhaps there's a story here where some image is uploaded somewhere and the event is kind of spread around to do all types of different processing on various functions located on different providers. But those functions on different providers should try and use some cool managed service that maybe they, that they offer that is kind of unique and great. And to do some type of processing to kind of tell a chapter of this story, whatever's happening with this image. I like Clemens' story a lot about this journalist taking a photo in the field. We could do something like that. The photo can go out to functions everywhere and a managed service can go do some cool processing on it. But that would be a cool way to show off, you know, not just kind of interrupt but say, hey, this is a means of gaining access to a lot of the cool services that the cloud providers are offering that not a single cloud provider is offering. What do you all think about that? Yeah, I think that that is a good nerve on it with respect to where we want to get being able to just use any cloud service using cloud events. Sorry, I like it. I agree. Okay. I think the way to do this is perhaps we have to figure out what that story is. And each function as a service provider who wants to be involved needs to make sure they support HTTP, of course, and then they have to figure out what they're going to do as part of that story in their function. Right. Okay. Does anyone else have any thoughts about this? Well, I think we should figure out who's going to be able to write a function that does something and we should figure out what that story is. We can even start with this story that Clemens put out there of a journalist taking a photo of the field. I'm not going to say yes from my side just because I'm overloaded with all kinds of other things. You have the build card first coming up too, so that's not helping. So you will be able to provide the function? Yeah, I will be able to write the function that translates the storage event. I will definitely be able to do that. Another great example could just be an inventory item, a photo for an inventory item. Nordstrom, there's a few people at Nordstrom who are working on this POC to build an event room in Nordstrom. They have a pretty neat workflow around just a new inventory item gets added. Someone receives an event to go take a photo. They take a photo with their phone. That's sent as a MMS message, which gets converted to an event saying that the photo is available. That event then triggers some functions to reduce the processing on the photo. But anyway, there's another story there I think that could be interesting. Okay, does anyone have any preference on what that story should be? I don't know that any of us have hard preferences on any of this. Okay. I think that's correct. Perhaps what we can do is during the next call on Thursday, we could say here's what we think the premise of the demo is. It's going to be the journalist takes a photo in the field or a new inventory item is added to an e-commerce store. We say, hey, this event can be sent out to any cloud provider, but it's up to you to figure out what you want to do in your function that's going to add value to that story overall. In some ways, I'm actually liking the thought of using a consumer or a person using their cell phone as opposed to a journalist because I think it makes more real for people. Yeah, when I saw that demo, I really liked it because it was an event-driven workflow that incorporated like a human element. This new inventory item was added and then an event was sent that the photo needed to be taken and the photographer could be on vacation for two weeks or something and come back and see these events and take photos. And while they're gone, of course, the event-driven workflow is paused, but as soon as they take that photo, it kicks off again and continues where it left off. I thought that was pretty cool. I love that demo, but doing anything with text messages or MMS might be a little bit more technically complicated. I'm just going to call that out. So the person would receive an e-mail or a text to take the photograph? Yes, I think it was either a text or an e-mail. Eric Erickson, who's joining the cloud service call from Nordstrom, he worked on that project, so he could describe it on Thursday if he's on the call. I'm sorry, I was distracted and I got in late. This is Doug. In the scenario you described, Austin, what would be the infrastructure that people would, in essence, I guess, subscribe to to receive the function event? The infrastructure that they subscribe to to receive the event, it could be it could be a direct it could be a direct HDP call from one of the other functions. So it could be a couple things. The benefit about our event gateway is you just publish it. The whole thing is designed to handle cross-cloud events and transport. But you could publish an event to that one place and it will broker it off to multiple functions via synchronous or asynchronous workflows. Right. Would you have time on your end to put together that gateway so that people can then worry about just focusing on how to get their functions and service working and then subscribe to your stuff and that way they can, in essence, just work on the back end and you handle the front end? Absolutely. We already have a hosted version of our gateway and a private beta right now which supports cloud events. So that thing is up and running and it can receive HDP and send it off to it can send it off to any fast provider that supports HDP right now. So interesting. So is it as simple as you tell us where that thing is and then we can I assume you could probably either open it up or give us the right credentials so that any of us could then basically push events to the gateway and then it would get the events would then get pushed out to anybody that subscribed to it and that way we can test this offline. Yep, absolutely. It exposes end points which you could send different events to and we could do it without off to not make it super complicated for the demo but it all depends on what story we're going to tell, what that what that compelling use case is and what I suggested I think right when you join the call is that an event comes from somewhere maybe it's related to a photo and that event is then sent into the event gateway which then triggers multiple functions on different fast providers who all do some interesting processing on that photo that kind of tells a chapter of that story and the story examples we laid out are there's a journalist taking a photo in the field or there's a new inventory item added to an e-commerce store. Right. Okay. Now it sounds good to me I was just thinking from a stepwise progression the easiest thing for the initial first step might just be to tell us where that gateway is so we can push events to it and subscribe to it and then we can work on, you know, get that basic flow of being able to push events, receive events and then figure out okay once you receive the event what is each provider going to do with that event to fill out the exact story itself but at least the infrastructure itself is in place. Yep and I can do that it's going to be pretty simple to emulate though it's just going to be a basic request. I think the cloud events will be in the request body so all the fast functions really have to do is expose some type of endpoint and then receive the HTTP request and pull out the cloud event from the event body so you have to write some code at the beginning of their function to do that. Yep. We can start setting that up, you know, right away so they could play with it. I think what's most important is just what that story is and what those functions are doing that's going to be compelling to users. Yeah. So I suggested we pitch this on the Thursday call we say here's what we think we're doing you know, whoever wants to participate can write a FAS function and figure out what they could do to support this story. I think it's going to be a bit over the top initially. You know, if we have several FAS providers involved in this I don't know if it'll be a real realistic use case. Who knows what could happen in the future but it can still be a pretty compelling demo which shows strong interop which I think is our goal and if we are showing developers especially that you could basically take events and react to them on any platform and gain access to anything that those platforms do via this event-driven means I think that would also be pretty compelling for developers as well. Yep, I agree. That would be kind of cool if we could at least show the non-story infrastructure piece working by Thursday too. Hey look, you could send an event to the gateway get it at the other end now we just need to turn out the business logic. Yeah, we could do that and of course we have a lot of integrations already with AWS stuff and I got a chat with them. I got to check in and see how they'd like to be involved but yeah we just have to figure out what that story is from but in the meantime we'll set up a partition version of the event gateway which we could use for the demo. Cool. Yeah, we'll have the I'm going to write that azure function and I'll put that into repo and then everybody can use it and we're probably going to have because I have to think about how to do the registration in an easy way, the push registration thing but I'll have that within the next two days. Clement, are you thinking that that azure function is going to be what's publishing in events or would you actually like to be on the consuming side and can we just send something directly into Event Grid on Microsoft? You can. Event Grid is let me think. Yeah, you can't send into Event Grid just yet. Because Event Grid needs to understand cloud events and it doesn't do that yet but I think us publishing the blob events for now is probably okay but let me think about whether we want to go and also consume something because I mean at a minimum we'll have some function that does something with it I mean we already have a demo that does the thumb nailing piece and I can easily rewrite that one to go and also deal with that cloud event so I think I'm going to have a repo that shows both of those things and then we can see how we can go and compose them. So there's going to be the translator to the cloud event and then there's going to be a version of our thumb nailer that understands cloud events. Yep, okay, great. And I don't want to add to the scope because this is already a lot but this translator or transformer that you're building I do believe that there's potential for a great open source project here which is just a simple library that knows how to transform common events from providers into cloud events. I'm not having something much more easier in mind that is not necessarily generic. Yeah, I hear you. It would be difficult to get this thing out the door before then. I don't want to go and framework it. I'm always tempted to framework these things but in this case I want to put some restraints on myself and not do it. I think that's a smart move. If we can talk about this as the next step. Awesome, one of the things that Dispatch is doing is providing drivers which will translate between events. So consume an event and then translate it into cloud events. Possibly some of the things that we're doing could help there. Right. Okay. For Dispatch would we just send the event into Dispatch and Dispatch can broker it off to various other services? It's really brokering for an internal function right now. I'm sure that we could as a function. That wouldn't be that difficult. Okay. I believe we need to get a couple of story ideas. We have two but we could keep adding them to the agenda doc. This is what we should present on Thursday. And then maybe we vote on something. Not sure how we want to do that, but we should try and pick something ASAP on Thursday. And then from there we should ask who wants to participate. Who wants to write a FAS functions and say the criteria is you have to be able to receive HTTP request, post request and get the cloud event in the event body. And hopefully we can get some participants by Thursday. Yeah. All right, so I updated the for next steps, Clemens to build an event grid function in the next couple of days and publish their repo. Austin, look at a private version of event gateway for people to look into and all need more brainstorming on scenario, user storage, presenter feedback. Austin, I assume when you get the gateway stood up you'll send that a note to us so we know what APIs to call to publish events and we'll send it to you. Thanks for that. Thanks for that. Thank you. Can you send it out so we could maybe start testing that? I'm probably going to need until end of the week, but not sure. Might be able to send it out sooner. But again, it's just going to receive it's just going to receive an HTTP. It's just going to send out an HTTP post request. It's going to be able to mock it pretty easily. What the event is is what we need to figure out and what the event is is going to be dependent on the story that we want to tell, the use case that we want to tell. So that might be the bigger blocker for you right now. Okay. Well, this is going to be a pretty incredible demo if we could pull this off. I'm going to be praying to the demo gods. I should start doing that right now because there are several sacrifices or something. This is ambitious. But I like it. I will say that just looking over the list of people and projects or companies and projects that are supporting this right now, it's a pretty compelling list and I do think we're going to make an impact. Even if we don't get the demo for whatever reason, just by showing off how many people are looking to support this, I think it's going to create a picture of possibility and layouts. Just show people what the future could potentially look like with all these people joining already. I agree. Yeah. Exciting. Okay. That sounds like a plan. Anything else we should discuss regarding this? No. We have to do some brainstorming about that killer use case or that killer story though. Yeah. One thing we can use is your Slack or email as well to be able to put things out there. We don't need a call to have us all talk about it. Yes. If you have an idea, we should just post them in Slack. Okay. If you're all using the new fangle thing, then I will do that too. New fangle thing, yes. You know. Okay. I think that's it. Have a good day. Thank you everyone. Bye.


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Anyone want to guess what new selling channel just came out in Autodesk just the other day? I'm going to give you guys a minute to give some guesses. In the meantime, I'm going to talk about something else. Good morning to think of mine from India. Good morning to Mujir Ahmed, and everybody else who's joining this live session. You know that in this live Q&A session, we're going to talk about ChatGPT. I'm going to show you guys some advanced techniques. And I'm also going to send you guys the link to the previous live, just in case you guys missed it, because we went over some nice tactics there. In this live session, I'm going to go over the advanced tactics. And I'm also going to send you guys a link to a full about almost 30-minute video that I recorded on ChatGPT to help you guys learn more things, more techniques, more tactics to help you automate your business. Yes, G.Azikin, Amazon. Yes, Barking Bargains, Amazon. How do you guys know? How do you guys know? I'm lagging in between. Hey, guys, let me know if I'm lagging and I'll check my connection. Yes, the selling channel is Amazon Barking Bargains and G.Azikin. Good job. I don't know how you guys know. I don't know if it was a lucky guess, because we haven't anything about it. But yes, now if you go to the Autodesk platform and you check out your subscriptions, you'll see that Amazon is now a supported selling channel. So yes, you can now drop ship on Amazon and use Autodesk Automation to help price talk monitoring, import products quickly, and everything else that Autodesk does. I really don't need to go over it. I'm not going to do it in this live session, because now we're going to go over the part two of ChatGPT advanced techniques. I'm not going to waste any more time. Let's just jump straight into it. Okay, quick intro for ChatGPT. For those of you who are new, for those of you who haven't seen the previous sessions, for those of you who haven't seen our YouTube videos, content on ChatGPT, this is a new AI tool that just got released in the previous month and it's got over a few million users. As of now, it's completely free. You can use it right now, but wait until the end of the live session, because you're going to learn how to use it really, really well. But again, it's an AI tool. It's language-based. It learns from your questions. It learns from lots of huge databases. It's not connected to the Internet. And its information, as I understand, is good up until the end of 2021. But even with that, you can do so much with ChatGPT to help you out with tasks. And the important thing to understand here is not only to use it for your e-commerce journey, and not only can it help you do all of the things that I showed you, and I'm going to show you now soon too, but it's good for pretty much anything that you need. It can code for you. It can create complete websites. It can write blog pages. It can formulate complete structures for your website. And you know what? Let's just jump right into it. Okay, so again, nice to see everyone here. Guys, let me know if I'm lagging or if we are all good, because LA told me that I am lagging. Okay, that's it. Let's jump into it, guys. I see a lot of people in this live session. Remember, at the end of this live session, I'm going to announce the winner from the previous live session. So if you were in the previous live, you're going to find out if you're the winner by the end of this live. I'm going to choose one lucky winner for the 30-day free mentorship. And even if you haven't joined the last live, do stay here until the end, because not only are you going to get valuable information that I guarantee you won't find anywhere else, but I'm also going to start the next mentorship giveaway, which means after this live session is over, and I'll tell you exactly when it's going to happen, you're going to have to refresh this video on our channel, go to the comment section, not the live chat box, but the comment section below, and I'll tell you what you need to do in order to be eligible to start the next competition, okay? All right, now let's go ahead and get started. I'm lagging a bit. Okay, I'm going to check that. I'm sorry about it. I don't see, let's see if I'm on a VPN by accident. Let's see. Nope, no VPNs. Okay, I hope that it will finish soon. Let me just check my Wi-Fi connection, and I'm going to share my screen, and we are going to begin. All right, let's go. So I'm going to share my screen, and we're about to start this session. And guys, look what I prepared for you. So this is a chat GPT cheat sheet, as you would like to call it, or for many commenters on our YouTube channels, you guys call it cheat sheet. So this is something that I created for this live session, and I also converted it to a PDF file. I can send it to you guys, and here you have all the advanced tactics in chat GPT that I want to go over in this video, but I'll show you guys the live examples. So if you guys want access to this, I'm going to send it to you guys in the chat box, okay? Towards the end of this live session, I'm going to send you guys this PDF too, okay? But let's go ahead and get started, okay? So first things first, this is chat GPT, go and behold and welcome. Now, sometimes you may get a message that they're experiencing difficulties due to high demand, as you can see right here, because of the popularity, because of everything that it can do for you, absolutely for free. And for those of you who don't know, Microsoft invested $1 billion into chat GPT in 2019, if I'm not mistaken. And so they were able to do a lot with that money, and Microsoft already connected it with Bing and with Excel, and I think also PowerPoint, and they're really taking advantage of chat GPT, especially because they have a lot invested into this, so it's not going to go anywhere. It's a free service. They may monetize it sometime soon, but even if whether they will or whether they won't, it's still worth it. I would pay nice amounts every month just to have access to this. Now it's free. Nobody knows what's going to be, what's going to happen one in two years from now. You have to take advantage of what you can while you can, okay? For example, there was the gold mine for dropshipping on eBay. So for those of you who started dropshipping on eBay, seven years ago, eight years ago, you guys were hitting the gold mine, and that was a good time. And in time, five years after this gold mine of dropshipping and making crazy amounts of profits every month, eBay started becoming a little bit more strict because there are so many course givers and so many 13, 14-year-old dropshippers who don't know what they're doing, and they just keep messing up eBay's customers, and at some point eBay started cracking down on this. So people who took advantage of it in the beginning, the early birds made a lot of money, and now you guys are early birds to chat GPT. Less than 1% of the world population knows about this. Okay, there's so much you can do with this. Now enough talking, let's go back to it. Yes, Microsoft will use chat GPT. Yes, so here's a quick tip. You may get a message that chat GPT is even down. Okay, let me see if I can show you guys an example of what I mean.  I realized that on some Chrome profiles, it's just not going to work, whereas in others, it does work. I don't know what's not showing me the other profiles. Sorry, guys, one sec. Okay, it's right here. So check out this screen right here. Okay, I'm going to open up chat GPT and look what's going to happen. Chat GPT is at high capacity right now. Okay, I can't use it, but on the other hand, I can use it. I got it right here, and if I refresh this page, I can use it, right? So I don't know if I found the bug to this, but this is tip number one before we start this session. Open up more Chrome profiles, okay, and try it out there. And when you log into another Chrome profile, it just work. Okay, guys. So if you guys get this issue, this is one way to solve it, and I just showed you a live example. Okay, so let's begin with the advanced tactics. Now, this session is going to be for anyone who's using any selling channel. You can use eBay, Shopify, Wix, WooCommerce, Facebook, Amazon, whatever selling channel you're using, you can use the tactics that I'm going to show you in this video. Some is going to be good for one, some are going to be good for one selling channel, some are going to be good for others, and some are going to be universal. So let's go ahead and get this started. So the first thing that I want to show you is to, let me just show you the PDF that I'll send you at the end of this live session. So look, the first thing is to incorporate your competitor's brand voice in your ad copy. Repeat this. Incorporate your competitor's brand voice in your ad copy. Now, I'm not talking about small-time competitors that nobody knows about. I'm talking about huge competitors like Amazon, Walmart, Target, and other big competitors who are selling the same products that you are selling on your stores. So what you're trying to do here is tell ChatGPT to use their brand voice because of course it knows how to do that. So incorporate their brand voice in your ad copy and then it's going to create an ad copy using their brand voice but your company's information and that way you'll know that you have a pretty professional-made ad copy. Let me show you guys how this works. Okay, I'm just going to take this. Yeah, and by the way, last thing, John Ecom, I see your question and anybody else who's asking questions, I'm going to leave time for that towards the end of this live Q&A session. But I really want to show you guys all this ChatGPT advanced techniques. But before we do that, one quick thing, I'm going to send you guys a link to the previous live session. So just in case you guys missed it, I want you guys to watch that too because there were a lot of good tips given there too. So let me just find the share link and let me go to the chat box right here with you guys. And I'll leave a message. Don't forget to watch part one of the live Q&A ChatGPT session. Okay, so that's linked to that right there. And I'm going to leave you guys with another link. Let me just show you guys the screen. I'm going to show you guys another, I'm going to leave you guys off with another link before I show you guys ChatGPT prompts and commands. And this time it's to the ChatGPT long form video. Okay, so I already sent you a link to the live session that I had a couple of weeks ago. There is also this long video, which is going to give you guys more. I'm going to write long chat GPT video with beginner and advanced tactics. So watch that also after this live session and add what you're going to get from this live session. And believe me guys, you're going to be really good to go with ChatGPT. Okay, so let's try this. Here's the formula. Write an engaging Facebook slash Google ad incorporating your competitor's brand voice for the product that you're trying to sell. So let's try this. Okay, let's go to ChatGPT and we're going to start with this and then I'll show you guys the rest of the examples. So I'm going to zoom in so you guys can read it. Okay, write an engaging, I'm going to go with Facebook ad incorporating, let's see which competitor, which competitor, what voice do we want to hear? Which brand? Let's say, let's go with Target. Incorporating targets. So write an engaging Facebook ad incorporating Target's brand voice for which product? Anyone want to give me a product? Guys, shoot me a product in the chat. Give me a product, first one to choose, first one to send a product. It could be a dog hat. It could be a cat toy. It could be an air humidifier. It could be anything you guys want. The first person to chat in the comments with a product, I'm going to write that and we're going to continue this session. Come on guys, throw me a product in the chat. I'm going to give you guys five seconds. If not, I will do my own five, four, three, two and one. Okay, I'm going to choose my own product. Up there we go. Hand gesture robot. Hand gesture robot. That acts according to your hand gestures. That's cool. Okay. So write an engaging Facebook ad incorporating Target's brand voice for hand gesture robots. All right. Let's see what we're going to get in Target's brand voice. So what we're actually doing here is we're not just writing an ad copy, which you guys know how to do that if you've seen my past sessions, but we're actually doing it in a competitor's brand voice just so that we'll have a much more professionally written ad and because we want to copy the practices of our competitors and really come out with something good. Okay, so here we go. Introducing the future of technology. Target's hand gestures, hand gesture robots. So you see what they did here? They actually used Target as the store. So what I'm going to do now is I'm going to revise this and I'm going to tell him what my store name is, but I'm going to keep it in Target's brand voice. Also, I want to add two more things, bullet list and emojis. It's going to make this much better. So what this is going to teach you guys is the solution, the answer that you guys are getting from ChatGPT. If you want it to be better, you have to refine it. You have to revise it. So let's do that right now. Okay, I'm going to tell ChatGPT, change, no, keep Target's brand voice, but change the company name to, let's call it, let's call it Robot World. Okay, so keep Target's brand voice, but change the company name to Robot World. Also, add bullet points and emojis. Because add copies usually have bullet points. It looks better. Here we go. Introduce the future of technology from Robot World, hand gesture robots. So you guys notice that we have an emoji of a skyrocket and an emoji of a robot. And then we've got the bullet list with emojis just like we asked. So control your devices in home with just a wave of your hand. Turn on lights, adjust thermostat, play music, all without ever having to reach for a remote or your phone. Upgrade your home today and experience cutting edge technology everyone's talking about. Available now at your local Robot World Store and online at RobotWorld.com. And of course you guys can change, you guys can optimize. Don't miss out on this convenience and innovation. Visit RobotWorld.com today to learn more about. So this is using Target's brand voice, but we changed the company to Robot World and we added emojis and bullet points. Surely you guys can see the difference between this to what we're seeing here for an ad copy. So the more we revise, the better we get at it. So the key takeaway here, okay, is to incorporate your competitor's brand voice in your ad copy. Make proper revisions to stand out and beat your competition. So that is that example right there. Next, optimize commands to create engaging email funnels. This is the next advanced tactic that I want to show you guys. So here what we're going to do, for example, is use our competitor's brand voice again and write a thank you for your purchase email or your order has been shipped or your order has been delivered, they'll leave your feedback or anything like that. But we're still keeping it under the tone of our competitor's brand voice. Okay, so what we're going to do now with ChatGPT is tell it, well, we do have the formula right here. So it's write a thank you purchase. I thank you for your purchase email in your competitor's brand voice. So let's check out a use case example. So I'm going to write in ChatGPT. Write a thank you for your purchase email. Let's use another competitor. Let's go with Amazon. Using Amazon's brand voice for my robots world company. I want him to know that that's my company. So he's going to use that as the company's name. Let's also use emojis, okay? Because it's friendly and it's in an email and we have to think of creative ways to keep our own brand voice. So let's add this. Write a thank you purchase email using Amazon's brand voice for my robots world company. Use emojis. Dear valued customer, thank you for your purchase from Robot World. We hope you're excited to start using your new hand gesture robots. As a reminder, your order will be shipped to the address provided at checkout and you will receive a tracking number when your package is on its way. So it knows that we're creating a thank you for your purchase email. So it knows to tell us, to tell the customer that, you know, as a reminder, your order will be shipped at the address provided because it knows the order wasn't shipped yet. If you have any questions or concerns about your purchase, please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer service team. We're here to help. We appreciate your business and hope to see you again soon. Best the Robot World. Yes, don't forget to share your experience with your friends and family. We'll share their love as much with, of course, nice emojis. So this is just great. This is one of the plagiarism checker. If you guys run it, you'll see that it's spot on. You'll get maybe 5%, 5% to 6% average plagiarism on a very common keyword. So it's fine. And that is use case number two. So not just write an email, but write an email copy using your competitors brand tone voice. Okay. So I gave two examples of that that you can use competitors tone, brand tone voices to generate better, better forms, better emails, better creatives, better. And now let's move on to number three. I hope that you guys are, I don't know why I still have the hand just a robot. Let me just cancel that. I hope that you guys are enjoying this, that you guys are enjoying this so far. For some reason I can't cancel. There we go. Okay, let's continue. Number three, create a winning SEO topic content funnel. I'll repeat that. Create a winning SEO topic content funnel. So what we're doing here is we're telling chat GPT that we want to run some content on our website. So this one is not, this one is not relevant for eBay and for Facebook marketplace users. But what we are going to do is create a content funnel, which in other words, we want to write blog articles and to bring organic traffic to our websites that we don't have to pay money, for other sources to bring traffic. SEO is a great way to do it. Blog articles are a great way to do it because what we're doing here is we're providing value. We're providing value to our audiences, to our viewers. And what they do is they appreciate the value and they'll go to see the product on your product page and most likely check out because they were searching Google for something relevant or something similar to that. So what we're going to do here is we're going to create a content funnel through a chat GPT and this way it's going to brainstorm a really well thought out structure for our audiences and it's going to just create a whole flow from beginnings from what they should read in the beginning, what they should read in the middle, how the end should be and all of that. So now let me just show you guys what I mean and this is a more advanced version of this telling chat GPT, hey brainstorm, I don't know, 10 blog article ideas which would be the general way to do it but this live session is more about the advanced tactics. So go ahead and see. The formula for creating a winning SEO topic content funnel is create a topic cluster for your product. Okay, so use case example like that right now. Let's go to chat GPT. I can see that I'm not sharing my screen. Let's go to chat GPT. Okay, again, so we're doing this one, create a winning SEO topic content funnel formula, create a topic cluster for product. That is the formula that you need to use. So create a topic cluster for let's keep it under the same product. Okay, so I'm just going to write for that product instead of saying for robots world, for the hand gesture robot because it knows what we're talking about, we're under the same chat. Okay, so I'm just going to hit enter, create a topic cluster for that product. That's all I'm going to say. Let's see what it's going to do for us. Guys, I see all your questions in the chat box. I'm going to get to the questions towards the end of this live session about 15 minutes. Then I'm going to announce the winner from the previous live session who will win 30 days of free mentorship and then we're going to begin the next contest. So of course stay until the end because not only am I going to send you guys this PDF with all of the advanced tactics that I'm showing you in this video, but I also want you guys to enter our next competition. Okay, so create a topic cluster for that product for the hand gesture robots. Here's what we got. Introduction to hand gesture robots. What are they and how do they work? Then the benefits of using hand gesture robots, then how to set up and use hand gesture robots, then compatible devices for hand gesture robots, then frequently asked questions, customer reviews, future developments, comparison of hand gesture robots with other smart home technologies and DIY do-it-yourself projects and hacks for hand gesture robots and where to buy hand gesture robots. So what ChatGPT did here was create a good flow, but notice that they are keeping a good structure. So we're starting with an introduction, then we're moving to the benefits, then we're moving to how to set it up and use it, then compatible devices that are compatible with it, then frequently asked questions, then customer reviews, customer reviews and testimonials can maybe be a little bit further up when talking about benefits because you're still at the point where you're trying to convince the customer to purchase this item and future developments, what's coming up next, comparing it with other smart home technologies and you guys saw the rest. So what I would do here is create a blog article and I would make it about this. So first I would want it to break down the introduction. Okay, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to take the first line, I'm going to copy it and I'm going to say write a two paragraph introduction, actually it knows that it's an introduction so we'll say write two paragraphs on and I'm just going to paste that text, okay, that heading and now we're starting to write our blog article so this is the first one, hand gesture robots are a cutting edge technology that allows users to control the devices and home with just the wave of their hand, these robots are designed so it's giving you a little introduction, this is the first paragraph now it's started the second paragraph and it's going to finish this, I'm not going to show you guys this because this is a pretty basic and we've been over this but what's still here the advanced tactic here is to create a topic cluster for your product and that way it's going to really create a good formulated structure for it and really give a blog article that has everything from start to middle to finish okay, let's continue to number three that was number three, let's continue to number four create a new e-commerce store site map, again not relevant for ebay users and Facebook Marketplace and those who are dropshipping on Marketplaces but bear with me because I'm going to get to you also soon this is great for anyone who has a store on Shopify on WooCommerce, Wix and all of those places where you can have your own website, host your own domain and all of that so what you're going to do here is create a site map and let me show you what this does so create a Shopify site map for that is the formula, let's use that as a use case example right now, so I'm going to head back to TradGPT and now I'm going to write create a Shopify site map for and what is our niche, doesn't have to be Shopify you can write create a website site map for let's say let's say we're running a store on gadgets, okay, tech gadgets so create a Shopify site map for tech gadgets let's see what we're going to get, scroll down okay so look what it's doing right now is it's creating the site map starting from of course the home page so you're going to have the home page then under the home page you should have links to feature products, new arrivals, bestsellers and sell items so this is what you should be seeing on the header menu of your website okay so you've got the home page and those links then you've got shop so if they click on shop then what they should see there is all of your products okay and here they're giving you examples of what products you should be selling in the tech gadgets niche so you've got hand gesture robots I wonder where it got that idea from smartwatches, smart home devices wireless charging pads, headphones and earbuds so it's giving you products to add inside your store you can use this of course as product ideas but these are all good for the dropshipping business model if you ask me maybe not virtual reality headsets because those are usually from big brands but the rest of these products definitely good for dropshipping then you've got brands so this is not relevant for dropshippers because we can't really resell Apple, Samsung, Google, Sony products and so forth but of course you can optimize this and do whatever you want with it but just look at this great site map so we've got the home page we've got shop, we've got brands which we can remove then we've got the about us so our story content us careers this way you're not going to miss any page that's relevant for your website and you really have a complete site map for your website without forgetting anything that's crucial for your site okay so then you've got the support so there you can add your frequently asked questions page shipping and returns, warranty, contact us let me know what you guys think about this so far because the chat is getting a little bit quiet it looks like you guys are immersed into what I'm showing you but I would also like to hear your feedback I do like seeing this amount of people in the live chat Q&A sessions but let's get that chat box moving so the blog technology news product reviews how to guys tips and tricks you can add those sections to your blog page and my account this is just normal stuff so just check out this big site map that we got from chat GPT just by telling it to create it for a certain niche okay then this site map is a general example and can be adjusted to your specific business needs and requirements okay great okay so I hope that you guys like that example let's continue and move on next use case example act as an advertiser to create an all-in-one ad campaign builder so the simple way of doing this is just tell chat GPT hey write an ad copy for this product right but that's just an ad copy what I want to do right now is create a whole marketing campaign and understand the whole structure that I need to do so what chat GPT is going to do right here is not just write an ad copy but structure our whole marketing campaign everything that we should do in order to be able to sell this product well okay let's take a look at the example so here we're telling chat GPT to act as an advertiser here is the formula I want you to act as an advertiser you will create a campaign to promote the product okay let me just put it in brackets so that you know that this is something that you can change so you will I want you to act as an advertiser you will create a campaign to promote the product you'll choose the people you want to reach in other words the target audience and come up with key messages and slogans choose the media channels you'll use to promote and decide on any other activities that may be needed my first request is I need help creating an advertising campaign for X okay I like seeing the comments so far yes we are going to keep going because this is pretty crazy I I agree let's continue let's check out this one so again guys this session is for advanced chat GPT techniques if you guys are looking for more basic chat GPT techniques the more basic things you can check out the previous live Q&A session I left the link in the live chat box and you can also check out our full chat GPT video on our YouTube channel and once again guys don't forget to like this video if you appreciate the value I want to see those likes at the end of this live session I want to see how many guys are actually appreciating this content and of course if we should do more okay I'm going to share my screen again and we're going to continue with the next one so now we're going to tell chat GPT as you saw to act as an advertiser in order to create us an all in one ad campaign builder let's do that right now so I'm going to copy the formula I'm going to head back to chat GPT stay until the end guys because I will also send you this PDF right here with all of these advanced we're going to start our next ship giveaway but not before I announce the winner from the previous session okay so I want you to act as an advertiser you will create a campaign to promote let's say by hand gesture robot so choose the people you want to reach which is the target audience I don't need to include the target audience that's just for your guys reference come up with key messages slogans choose the media channels you'll use to promote and decide on your other activities my first request is I need help creating an advertising campaign for the hand gesture robot okay we're ready let's hit enter and see the campaign that chat GPT is going to build for us sure I'd be happy to help create an advertising campaign for your hand gesture robot here's a rough outline of how I would approach the campaign first target audience the target audience for this campaign will be early adopters of technology tech enthusiasts and individuals who are looking for convenience and ease of use in their home second key messages so we already have a target audience you can look for people who have interests in technology and people who are who are maybe homeowners or people who have kids kids you know usually are very much into technology sometimes before the parents key messages and slogans upgrade your home with the with the wave of your hand experience the future of technology with hand gesture robots and content devices at and home with ease those are just some slogans I would even tell it to generate more three media channels social media so you should post this on Facebook Instagram and Twitter these are great places to promote such a product online advertising Google AdWords and display ads on technology websites influencer marketing partner with popular technology influencers on YouTube and Instagram to showcase the product and we also have something on influencer marketing which I'll show you soon other activities product demonstrations at technology events and trade shows I'm not sure that the doctor is going to do that partner with technology review websites and blogs showcase the product you can definitely do that and offer a special launch promotion for early adopters and you can of course do that number five budget the overall budget for the campaign should be around 50 to $100,000 that's not relevant you don't need to listen to what you can all we all have we've all at least the ones with years of experience we've run ad campaigns with even $100 a day or $10 a day when we're really just getting started and learning the market you don't need to have that much the majority of the should be allocated to for social media and online advertising please keep in mind that this is just an outline an actual campaign can be as it does per year budget also on a language model and I don't have access to any budget resources it's okay because we didn't really ask for the budget section but what it did here is it created a structure for our ad campaign and gave us all kinds of tips on where and how we should promote such a product you're not going to get the same answer for every product that you check every product has its own a flow of marketing and what it should go through what's recommended to go through to you know start making sales and scale it up so that's number five we tell chat gpt to act as an advertiser okay let's continue I'm going to answer all you guys questions soon maybe also on the blog I'm going to answer all you guys soon thank you okay number six influencer outreach to this is to market your product or your brand and this is what this is good for anyone who's dropping anywhere so whether you're an eBay shop a fight doesn't matter you can have influencers to help you create an outreach for the product let's an example so I want to reach out to influencers to promote my product or my brand my budget is $200 but let's leave it open for negotiation write an email title and message to an influencer to convince them to promote my product or brand to their audience let's check out this formula and have chat gpt write a good email for an influencer so to promote I'm just going to say the product because they know what product I'm talking about my budget of course you can change your budget as you see fit and to promote the product okay let's see the email that it's going to write to whichever influencer it's going to we're going to reach out to email title collaboration opportunity introduce your audience to the future of home automation with hand gesture robots okay so that should be the email title that's one idea and the email message should say this dear influencer and of course you can tell chat gpt the more data you give it the more precise the answer will be so you can let her know in advance what the influencer's name is if you know your name and your company's name and all of that so dear influencer my name is your name and I'm reaching out from your company the creators of hand gesture robots a cutting edge technology that allows users to control their devices at home or just the way with their hands we believe that your audience will be entered in this innovative product and we would like to offer you the opportunity to collaborate with us to promote it we believe your audience would be the perfect fit for our product and that your promotion would be a great way to introduce them to the future of home automation in return for promoting our product we have a compensation of $200 but we're open to negotiation because we ask chat gpt to add this in we're open to ideas and we would be happy to discuss how we can make this collaboration mutually beneficial we can provide you with product samples, exclusive content or any other form of support you may need we look forward to hearing from you thank you for your time and consideration and of course this is just an example but here chat gpt is giving you more time to tell the influencer but that is a good way to reach out to your influencers in a professional way and it's important to be professional in this world because there is a filter for people who are professional and for people who are less and the more professional you are of course the better the key takeaway here is the more information we add, the more we find the results for example we can add more data including our name the influencers name, company name, what social media channels the influencer has etc now let's go over some ebay specific use cases so for those of you who are dropshipping on ebay you can use this to generate store name ideas I'm not going to do that now, I've demonstrated that in the past and to the other content that I sent links to another ebay use case is rephrasing product descriptions by using bullet points and emojis I showed examples of that so I'm not going to do it in this video but you're pretty much going to tell them and I'm doing this for all of my dropshipping stores when I'm importing products or after my product sell I go to the suppliers website I copy all of that text and then I paste it in chatgpt and I tell it to rewrite it using bullet points and emojis and it just does a wonderful job at that especially since we're working a lot with Chinese sellers who have bad product descriptions and this will just make it professional and unique next you can also use it for ebay use cases to rewrite product titles up to 80 characters max so that's actually what you're telling chatgpt rewrite this product title and use up to 80 characters max so that it will fit in ebay's titles but in any case I do I very much recommend you guys to use the ebay title builder just go to autods.com click on resources, it's free to use click on ebay title builder and create your title using this tool because it's going to give you the best keywords to use that people are searching for so that you'll have a much higher chance of being on ebay's first page and selling the product more another ebay use case is for your storefront ok so today ebay has a storefront just click on my ebay selling and then you have I forgot exactly what it's called online store edit storefront you have the option there and there you can tell it to write a store description for the about us section, for the who we are and all that, let it know what your niche is give it as much information as possible and it's going to write a pretty good one for you coupon code and send offer creative on ebay you can send a coupon code you can send offer you can send offers to your watchers and you can include a specialize a personalized message in those coupons or in those offer when you're sending those offers so you can use chat gpt to generate a good text for that to really connect to your audience and another use case for ebay is to brainstorm product ideas that cater to human needs and that'll help you just brainstorm some really good product ideas shopify specific use cases which of course is good also for wicks will commerce in any other place that you're hosting that you're creating a fully customized online store with your domain name so shopify specific use cases the first is to generate store name ideas not going to demonstrate because we have enough of that on our content rephrase product descriptions using bullet points and emojis same thing for ebay rewrite product titles up to 255 characters max because that is what shopify allows create an ecommerce store site map I showed you guys an example to that add copy creatives and influencer outreach I showed you guys the examples to that pages so it can write blog articles it can create your contact us about us terms and condition pages shipping return policies frequently asked questions and all of that just tell it to do that so hey chat gpt write a frequently asked questions if a q page on this product and this brand and this niche and it will write the most the questions that people are really asking a lot for your product for your brand email marketing and coupon code creatives so of course to send out email marketing campaigns or to send out coupon codes it will help your brainstorm great creative text for that create a content topic funnel like I showed you guys in this live and brainstorm product ideas that cater to human needs just like ebay so those are some great use cases for whether your drop check places like ebay or in a fully customized websites like Shopify and that is pretty much it for the advanced tactics now for the last 15 minutes I'm going to do two things answering you guys right now in the live chat box so for everyone who asked I'm going to enter your questions right now and then I'm going to send you guys this chat gpt live q&a part 2 cheat sheet with all of these use case examples that I showed you in this video and then I'm going to announce the winner from the previous live and then I will start the next contest and you guys will be here to enter that contest so stay tuned we're going to start we're going to move forward now okay so first of all let's start with the questions from this live session after everybody said hello and good morning and after Aaron got his popcorn ready and after barking bargains had a hand pink okay let's continue good morning from Sweden good morning hi hi hi hello hello I'm based in the UK I want to sell on USA on Facebook shop in eBay and Amazon what advice will give me first of all you have to decide where you want to sell you shouldn't start at three marketplaces you should start at one get to know it get to know the ins and outs make sales make profit open another and you should do that don't start with Facebook marketplace you're going to have a hard time selling there because you do not reside in the US and Facebook will not offer you the shipping option meaning all 50 states will not be able to see your listing and you won't really be able to make that much sales because now a lot of people are going to see your listing okay let's continue alright so looking for questions I want to join your agency what agency you mean the company and we'll auto online chat be active that's technical support I'm not sure well fantastic great Microsoft will use chat GPT they pretty much own a nice chunk of it Hailey can you suggest a good payment provider for a shop if I drop shipping business based in Israel yes John ecom so Israel first of all I know that stripe is going to open up in Israel it happened sometime last year but you know in Israel everything is usually getting delayed and that's just how it is but stripe one stripe will be available it should be the best payment processor for you on Shopify for now I can recommend using either pay plus and there's another one I forgot their names but you can just go to Shopify payment providers let me just show it to you guys if anyone else wants the answer to this so just search for Shopify payment providers and then you have Shopify's website here then choose Israel or wherever you're at so we are in the Middle East and I guess we're not in the Middle East so where are we then are we in Asia yes we're in Asia sometimes we're in the Middle East and sometimes we're in Asia and then here you can see all of the payment providers that are available for Israel so pay plus because I use them but there are more you just have to contact them not all of these guys are from Israel pay plus is just call them on the phone let them know that you want to connect and they'll walk you through the process and that's it let's continue looking for questions and just a robot okay here's a question what are the best sales increase and decrease levels in the sales based pricing automation feature so you're talking about the feature in AutoDS that increases prices decreases prices according to according to if you're selling or if you're not selling the product let me see if I have an example to show you let's plug into the system so the answer to your question is it really depends on how much you're profiting so let me just enter the settings but these stores are not connected so it's going to give me some error messages let me just choose a store that is connected that way too many stores in this account and then in the settings you have automations and price automation okay so price automation let's take a look okay so the first option is I want you to raise the price if I get more than one sell for every day or if I make more than three sales every day or if I make more than one sell every three days weeks or months you can change that so for example if I sell the product once every for at least three days then what I want you to do is to raise the price by let's say 10% up to a limit of 20% and you can also increase the price by a certain fixed price and not just by a percentage you can also tell it to decrease your price by sales performance so if I'm not selling a product if the number of sales is lower than one for every 30 days okay or for every one month doesn't really matter so let's just say that if I'm not selling the product at least one time every month then I want you to decrease the price by another 5% down to a limit of now you need to know your break even so if you're making 20% profit then here you would say down to a limit of 10% meaning you are willing to make 10% profit because 20 10 is 10 so you're willing to make up to down to a 10% profit if the product doesn't sell once per month so just keep decreasing the price until you make it to that limit so to answer your question what are the best sales increase and decrease sales levels it really depends on how much you're profiting how much you can lose but still make profit and how high you're willing to climb up without losing your sales I wouldn't set much of a limit for increasing the price but you can set a limit for how much you should decrease by so that you won't end up losing money so this way it's going to keep increasing your prices as you make sales you'll keep profiting more and more and more and once you'll stop making sales because you kind of you know you went a little bit too high with this product it's going to start decreasing again until it starts to sell and you know you'll find that sweet spot in the alright more questions do you use ebay cost calculator for each listing or is there a set cost to use so I go with an average of about 15% break even on my ebay stores because that's usually the average but I also up my profit percentage so I work with at least a 50 to 60% profit margin so that way even if I get charged sales tax I'll still be in good profit because 95% of my orders get charged sales tax and I still make a lot of profit with that so that's what I would recommend to do just know your break even and get a good profit margin and just stick with that so sometimes if the category fees will be higher you make a little bit less profit but you'll still be making a good profit and when they're lower and you're paying no tax you're going to make much more profit what is the best profit margins to use this is never an answer it's never a black and white answer and if anyone ever tells you oh yeah just go with 20% and you should be good they're just you know they're fooling you nobody has the right answer to this it depends on your products it depends on your marketing angles and techniques it's who your target audience is it depends on so many factors however there is a bare minimum so when I started off dropshipping I was making very a very very small amount of profit because I thought that you have to be really cheap in order to make sales but then I realized that you don't have to be really cheap you just have to find the right products and target the right audience and then you can pretty much go crazy so I would just tell you that the minimum minimum that you should be setting your profit margins on is 20% that's really low if you ask me but start with 20% just so that you'll feel comfortable making your first of you sales and make sure that that that profit margin is after your expenses after your sales tax after your source price tax country sales tax and all of that all right let's continue I may be early but can chat GPT right in various things like cat lover dog lover woodworker excited yeah of course yeah it can write pretty much anything you want give me a more specified question and I will answer it but yes definitely thank you drayday by the way your comment is pinned on our long chat GPT video because I think you were like the first commenter there will you share the document on the blog maybe if you guys ask enough but I want to share it here soon on the chat awesome stuff sir thank you what is the flag on ebay what is the solution thanks if you already got flag it's going to be much harder to remove the flag but you will have to remove all your listings add a few listings from home use the right item location from your home call ebay let them know that you stop reselling products from amazon or wherever your drop shipping from from all those retailers and let them know that you would like them to unflag your account and they will do so but you have to raise your limits as much as you can so that once you have 5,000 or 10,000 limits in your ebay selling limits and it doesn't even matter if they flag you because you're still going to make a crazy amount of money as long as your product research is on point fantastic thanks for the info you're definitely welcome good morning Richard I'm already selling in ebay UK that's cool machine house let me know how it's going having two stars that's nice this program is awesome and it will be very helpful moving forward with any type of business yes amber it will be very good for any type of business and not just dropping but it's very very helpful for drop shippers too best way to log in to chat gps chat gpc just log in through your browser can you load a custom balance for auto DS no this is the guys don't you have to load at least $50 you can go below $50 if you want to load manage balance in order to process your orders guys but please let's leave the technical questions to our technical support representatives because that is what they're here for since you can't really use the fulfilled by auto this in Canada for Amazon to ebay what is the best way to drop ship and ebay in Canada that uses automation you can still use automation you just can use order automation you can use fulfilled by auto DS but you can automate your orders using your buyer account that shouldn't be a problem you can still automate your orders and tracking will be automated and all of that I'm based in the UK I have items list on ebay in GBP that's the international program for selling UK Amazon auto DS finder also recommended items for Amazon USA can they see can they see my items in USD can they both be shipped using the global shipping program please open up support tickets for that guys I'm sorry I can't be technical support here I'm just not technical support I can't tell you what like things about the the finder and and things like that and what whether they can see your items in USD and should they be shipped just open up a tech support tickets for that because that's so regarding the auto DS finder but guys if you're looking for products we have some really really cool things coming up in our auto DS marketplace I'm not sure that if you guys notice but when you log into auto DS you see the marketplace beta on the left side right now you're seeing really trending products so that you can add to your stores and just a click or just give you guys some really really good product ideas we're going to add some lots of VIP products soon we're working on that now where we show you guys are the sellers websites and their Facebook ads and all of that inside that product finding feature and also we're going to add private suppliers later down this year where you're going to have you know you're the only ones who are going to have access resell these products you're going to sell products you're going to be able to offer supplier contracts for eBay on flag your accounts easily and all of that so stay tuned we've got a nice year coming up hi I'm using auto DS for my eBay store sometimes auto DS doing wrong they sometimes bring sales when the suppliers are out of stock that's actually a good thing because you can look for the supplier you can look for the product using other suppliers and you know maybe find cheaper ones but it shouldn't be an issue the price in stock ordering just open up a chat support ticket and see what's going on I can't get over the mental block of wanting to choose 100% unique idea again I can't get over the mental block of wanting to choose a 100% unique idea so Richard my advice to you is to jump in the water you're not going to you're most likely not going to think of the most unique idea ever because you're going to go through analysis paralysis okay it's a known thing and what you're going to do is you're going to keep thinking and thinking and overthinking and over analyzing and you're never going to actually take action because you're going to keep thinking so what you need to do today is to take your first step and open up something you need to every day you need to take some sort of action to help you reach your goals so that at the end of the day when you wake up every morning you'll think about what you did yesterday and what you want to do the next day and you want to check the progress of how everything is going for you but if all that you're doing is thinking you're going to wake up in the morning and continue thinking and not taking action in other words just open something most likely your first store is not going to work out and then your second store is maybe going to work a little bit and your third store is probably going to be the one okay that's just you know a random assumption of how it usually works for people I haven't met anyone who I haven't met much people who got really lucky on their first business run and just really became millionaires okay it will take time it will take time but if you don't take action if you keep analyzing and overthinking and not taking any action it's never going to happen first 7k in sales nice I'm thinking about using DS in UK advice please yeah just tell me exactly what you need advice on we have lots of content lots of blog articles lots of videos on drops being in the UK and everything that comes along with it is it possible to share the cheat sheet for the 10 best products we sell in January here yeah but you should just comment in the video and you'll get it as you see we're sending out to anyone who's commenting in the video so just go to the video comment and you'll get it because anyway I'm out of time okay I'm going to send you guys now the cheat sheet for the chat GPT part 2 that I promised well Amazon get upset if we keep using them to drop ship yes but if you have multiple accounts and they're not connected and you know how to run all that and you just process a few orders per day you shouldn't have a problem but right now Amazon kind of became a little bit smoother with it can you load a custom balance for auto DS automatic ordering or do you have to I already answer that okay guys I'm going to wrap it up because I want to send you guys your bonuses best way to find a zip code for eBay dropshipping Richard just make sure to add a just make sure that your item location is correct so if you're a dropshipping from the US make sure that your item location is from the US if you dropshipping from China make sure that your item location is from China and the zip code just needs to be in that country okay you're not going to nail your zip code because you don't know where which zip code they're shipping out from but you do know which country they're shipping out from and make sure that you're being honest with that what is the best way to avoid getting your Amazon account being banned so I just mentioned opening up multiple accounts you guys can use multi login for that they are a pretty good software software we're also using it you can just search our YouTube channel for a multi login and you will see the interview that I had with the creator and how to use it when a writing tone like I'm a crazy cat person yeah you can you can use a you can do that you can do that by this product yeah you can you can set the tone to be a crazy cat person or a crazy cat even hi I want to know why should I choose AutoDS instead of track or bot that's a great question Mohammed please be back in the next live Q&A session because I really want to answer that but I won't have time because we're out I want to use it for Amazon and eBay plus Facebook 7K do you have private suppliers in UK we don't have private suppliers yet but we will soon because AutoDS you work in the UK in the same way that it does in the USA with automation yes just not fulfilled by AutoDS can we open multiple accounts in eBay what do you mean through one company but you can open multiple accounts on eBay yes you just need to know how to do it the right way if you don't want them to be linked last question then I'm going to send you guys all your bonuses hello I'm dropshipping in eBay when you drop from Walmart why does the cost of the product increase on AutoDS the original price is different from Walmart after the website imported don't know open up a chat support ticket I really have no problem with my price and stock monitoring maybe it's adding the shipping price maybe there's a shipping price for those products I don't know I can't see a situation open up a support ticket and they'll look at your screen okay now I'm going to send you guys everything that I promise starting with the chat GPT live Q&A cheat sheet okay guys I'm going to send you guys this PDF right here in the chat there's just one more tip that I wanted to add actually already converted to a pdf so never mind but I'm going to send it to you guys so let's do that now guys like this video this is the best time to like the video while I'm looking for that pdf while I'm looking for that pdf let me start in my screen okay I'm looking for that pdf link right now I hope that you guys are liking this video in the meantime because it will give me a good feeling while I'm looking for that URL and I will send it to you in a minute in the chat then I'm going to announce the winner from the previous slide then we're going to start the next live Q&A contest so stay here because you're about to enter our next contest okay here's the link get link did you guys like the video copy link and I'm about to send it in the chat right now we're not done yet don't leave we're about to start the competition okay guys I sent you the cheat sheet there's the chat gpt part to cheat sheet enjoy it like this video now let's announce the winner from the previous live Q&A session for 30 days free mentorship and then right away I'm going to start the next competition the next 30 day mentorship giveaway so stay right where you are if you want to join the next one and maybe be our next winner okay let's get the last part on the road nice to see this amount of people guys in this live session I'm really happy to see it and I hope that you guys will also join the next one all you have to do is go to AutoDS.com let me just send you the link autoDS.com live Q&A I'm not sure that if you guys know about this but we have this landing page where you guys can just sign up to register for the next live session so that you'll also get a reminder you can add it to your calendar get a reminder and join the live session on time to ask your questions and to learn about the next step to level up your drop shipping and your e-commerce game having said that now let me just write sign up for the next live Q&A session and now let's announce the winner okay I'm going to share my screen I'm going to open the YouTube comment picker and we're about to see who the winner is from the previous live Q&A session which is right here so this is the link to the previous session let me just get the link let's see we had 44 likes in that one let's see how much we have now just to see that if you guys are listening to me at all how much do we have now 39 okay I guess we'll pass the previous one we'll pass the previous one keep liking it guys I appreciate it and now what I'm going to do is copy this link right here now I'm going to enter it in the YouTube comment picker this of course is the video so that was on the 38th live Q&A right now we're on the 39th I'm going to load this and let's see what the hashtag was from the previous session it was hashtag 2023 okay so anyone who used the hashtag 2023 by the way Dr. Payne2412 I hope that you're enjoying you were our previous winner hope that you're enjoying your 30 day of free mentorship I noticed that you're not here in this session but I hope that you're enjoying it maybe join the next one let me know how it's going so anyone who commented hashtag 2023 and gave their input artificial intelligence you guys are all entering the contest so the hashtag from the previous live is 2023 sorry for anyone who didn't follow the rules you're not going to be the winner and let's go ahead and begin guys I hope you are ready because it's going down whoops right now these are all of the people hey Barking Bargains I see you here now too let's see if you're going to be the winner do you see anybody else here from this live session probably not okay guys let's go here are all the commenters who used hashtag 2023 from the previous session we are about to find the winner start in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 and our winner is sorry it can't be you again it can't be you again we're going to have to do another winner the winner is us AutoDS but I don't want us to be the winner that's not really fair is it because we also used that hashtag in just one of our comments so sorry about that guys let's do it again I should have excluded us let's do another one and then we're going to start the next one so don't go anywhere if you guys want to be a part of the next competition again load comments one winner exclude duplicates filter by hashtag 2023 block list I need the whole name hopefully we won't be the winner again and let's go 5, 4, 3, 2 guys who are commenting right now it's too late Jimmy of Earth 2023 changing the landscape of e-commerce lowering the barrier entry and massively creating massive opportunity for everyone Jimmy of Earth you are the winner of our next 30 day live free mentorship all you have to do is contact us through Instagram and we're going to send you a message and let you know what you have to do so we're going to comment on your comment on the previous live session and let you know what you need to do as well as add a pinned comment to this live Q&A session and let you know what you need to do so you won't miss out and start your 30 day free mentorship so welcome guys who are commenting hashtag 2023 it's over we're starting 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