What if you could get ChatGPT to recommend your product over a competitor far bigger than you? No ad budget, no PR team, no connections. I'm actually going to show you exactly how in this video with Ampcast and prove it live because I ran it for my brand AI Profit Boardroom and you'll see the actual results. And by the way, Ampcast AI opens to the public this month.

So everything I'm showing you today, you'll be able to do yourself very soon. Links in the description to join the launch deal and be first to get access. So here's how it works in a high level. You've got ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google's AI Answers, and they pull from content that exists across the internet.

News articles, you've got videos, you've got podcasts, blog posts, infographics. The more places your content appears in more formats, the more those AI systems treat you as an authority. A huge brand with no multi-channel content loses to a smaller brand that's everywhere. And that's the game.

Here's how to play it and effectively turn it on its head and pull attention away from the big brands. And one more thing before we get into it, you're going to see a preview in a moment. Ampcast actually sponsored this video. So I just want to give a quick shout out to them.

And once you see the results that we tested with them, you understand why. You'll see exactly how all of this works. And right now you can add AI scenes with videos. There's also a new typography style dropping at launch or right after.

And what you're seeing is the previews. So keep that in mind as you go along. Now, the problem is most people who research, for example, like potential customers who are interested in buying something, well, they Google it, you know, they might check YouTube, they'll ask to chat GPT, they'll check through podcasts and social media, and they'll do all of this before they ever hit a checkout page. So if you're only running ads, for example, you're visible for a couple of seconds once they scroll, and then you disappear the moment they go to research.

And if a competitor has content across search, across video, across news, podcasts, and AI, they get your attention instead. So paid ads literally stop the moment you stop paying for them. Every buyer who doesn't convert immediately goes off to research and that research traffic goes somewhere. It should go to you if you use what we're about to show you.

So Ampcast is basically the world's first true multi-channel content creation, repurposing, and distribution platform with three steps. So step number one is you just create and you tell Ampcast AI what topic or product to cover. You could, for example, type in an idea, you could give it a URL or use a built in topic tools to find exactly what your buyers are interested in, right? And what they're already searching for.

And that just gives you awareness in terms of, okay, what are they looking for right now? And then how can we position ourselves to make sure we're ranking for that when they're searching for us? Step number two is that you can actually distribute. So Ampcast AI takes that one topic and then can produce this in eight different formats.

It can create news articles, blog posts, it can create interview style podcasts. It can also create awesome videos and reels and shorts and infographics. You can also get flip books and slideshows and social media posts all from one single idea in about 20 minutes. So what that means essentially is like you've got this one topic or one idea, one keyword, and then you can create content in multiple different formats and rank across multiple different places and platforms, which means you get more attention from one single idea and each piece is styled for its platform.

So for example, you've got like the TikTok section, which is designed specifically for TikTok. You've got a podcast that sounds like a real conversation. You've got news articles that read like actual coverage. So it's not the same post.

It's unique and mapped out specifically for each platform. And then step number three is that you can distribute this stuff. So you've got one click and you can distribute this across multiple platforms. For example, like Spotify, across podcasts, Pinterest, LinkedIn, news websites.

You've got, for example, Amazon Music even and other brands like that. So your brand can hit multiple different platforms. It's ranking with video, it's ranking directly on Google, it's ranking inside AI search engines across podcasts and every different platform that a potential customer would look for. And this is just with one single 20 minute session.

So it's very efficient, very fast, but also easy to just get an idea and then plug it into the system and start ranking. And that's the main thing with all this, right? It's like, it doesn't matter what AI tools come out, you need a system that goes with it. And that's what this is.

And once it's all live, you don't have to guess what's actually working. You can actually check out and log into Amplifier, check the analytics, and you get a full dashboard of your performance, the clicks, the reach, which channels are actually pulling traffic in. And you can see that all inside one place. So you basically have this content engine, but you can also get visibility in terms of what's actually ranking and what's actually working right now.

So as an example of this, the Ampcast AI team actually ran a full campaign for our brand, the AI Profit Boarding Community. And with that, they generated news articles, they created interview-style podcasts on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, they created long-form videos, they created reels for Instagram and TikTok, infographics, Pinterest images as well. So you're ranking across all these different platforms and you can create like blog posts as well. You've got slideshows with SlideShare and document sites as well, social media posts, so LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and it's all from one single campaign, which is pretty powerful because, for example, if I'm trying to target a keyword around the AI Profit Boarding Room, I don't have to distribute it myself, I don't need a big editing team, I don't need to come up with all the ideas for all the content, I just have one keyword and then I plug that into the engine and the engine does all the work for me.

Why is that powerful? It's powerful because if we can get the AI Profit Boarding Room to rank across multiple different platforms, then we get more customers, more reach, more attention with less work, and it's way more efficient as well. Bear in mind, like back in the day, I don't know about you watching this, but for me, I used to have an army of virtual assistants and a team of content creators, and nowadays it's something that you can just plug into AI if you have the right system to use it, which is what Ampcast is, and you can go from there. So that means we can rank across perplexity, across Google AI referencing this content.

And so the thing to note here as well is that AI systems, they pull from all these sources and they pull from multiple different platforms. So if you look at AI, it's going to rank podcasts, it's going to look at news articles, it's going to look at videos, it's going to look at blog posts. So when someone asks about, for example, an AI community or AI strategies or how to learn, our brand gets recommended in an AI recommendation. The other thing to note here is when you're actually creating content and you're ranking inside AI, the powerful thing is that people tend to trust it more and it tends to convert better.

So typically, if you're looking at Google, you've got 10 blue links and people search and click across all of them. But when they get a definitive answer directly from AI, they trust it more, it tends to convert better, and it helps you get more attention and more reach to your brand. So a bigger competitor as well, this is the other thing to note, is if you have a bigger competitor that you're competing with, if they don't have these systems in place, it's going to be very difficult for them to compete with because they might just have one blog post, but you've got all this content across multiple different platforms, unique, interesting, has interesting case studies inside there, and it's all optimized to you and your brand and your keywords, which is pretty powerful. There's another example of this pretty interesting case study with a fitness e-commerce brand, and basically what happened is with their system, they had a system where they plugged in an idea, started ranking across multiple different platforms, and the result, which is what made us most, is that they started getting tens of thousands of organic Google clicks every single month built through content rather than having to use Facebook ads, which, you know, the moment you switch them off, you stop getting the traffic.

So this is a big difference between organic and also ads, and also bear in mind, like, if you go into ads, typically that's very cold traffic, whereas if you go to, for example, organic, people tend to trust that more, right? It's warmer. There was also a HR software platform that did this as well. They started at about zero organic traffic within 30 days, had around 1,000 clicks per day built in a month, and the cool thing about this is this content, it can keep working long after it's published, and that organic presence makes your ads perform better in general as well because most people are going to research something after seeing an ad, so if they see you across multiple different platforms and they see you ranking organically, well, that generates more trust, and that's what helps you get more customers.

Now, if you want to learn more about this stuff, Ampcast AI is actually running a free live tutorial for people who want to see this hands-on and get early access to the platform. They walk you through how to set up campaigns, how to pick topics that convert, and how to create content and distribute it across multiple different platforms. Spots are limited, obviously, because the team actually does real hands-on training. Link's in the comments description.

If you're already thinking about how this applies to your business, check it out, and let's bring it back to that ChatGPT question one more time, right? AI systems, site sources, when ChatGPT answers a question about the best product in a category, it's pulling from multiple different platforms, multiple different sources, so a brand in one place looks like a small player, even if they're a big brand in reality. A brand that's created content in eight different formats across many different platforms is much more likely to look like an authority, and that's why Ampcast AI clients show up in AI recommendations over competitors that are actually bigger than them, but just have less volume, less variety, less distribution depth. This is only getting more powerful as well.

Right now, AI is the worst it's ever going to be. This stuff is only improving. Ampcast have a load of cool stuff that's coming out soon as well, so feel free to check that out. Link in the comments description.

Thanks for watching. I'll see you in the next one.