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  • Ever wondered why AI platforms like ChatGPT, Google SGE, and Perplexity often cite blogs instead of traditional social media posts?

    In this video, I break down the importance of blog-style content, how search engines and AI pull from authoritative sources, and why YuSocial’s publishing feature helps your content stand out and get cited.

    https://youtu.be/lTV9K4LMiN4
    Ever wondered why AI platforms like ChatGPT, Google SGE, and Perplexity often cite blogs instead of traditional social media posts? In this video, I break down the importance of blog-style content, how search engines and AI pull from authoritative sources, and why YuSocial’s publishing feature helps your content stand out and get cited. https://youtu.be/lTV9K4LMiN4
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  • Sometimes, we limit ourselves to local, while we should be playing global.
    Sometimes, we limit ourselves to local, while we should be playing global.
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  • Why AI Platforms Cite Blogs (and How YuSocial Articles Get Featured Too)
    Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming the new gateway to information. Tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE) are reshaping how people get answers online. But here’s the catch: not every type of content gets cited by these AI platforms. If you’ve been wondering why your Facebook or Instagram posts don’t show up in AI...
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  • I have gotten the commitment of our resource person to have a virtual session with us regarding the new tax law.
    Details will be made available shortly.
    I have gotten the commitment of our resource person to have a virtual session with us regarding the new tax law. Details will be made available shortly.
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  • What do content creators really want?

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    What do content creators really want? #yusocial #monetization
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  • Failure is the key to success.

    The goal was to create wallpaper, but they failed.

    Alfred Fielding and Mark Chavanne wrapped shower curtains together in 1957. The trapped air bubbles made the wallpaper inferior. No one wanted it, and there was no need for it.

    They tried to sell it as insulation for greenhouses, but it failed again—the market rejected it. Then IBM needed something to protect its new computers during shipping. The devices were expensive, fragile, and the old packaging didn't work efficiently enough.

    Sealed Air, the company founded by Fielding and Chavanne, presented its product, and IBM accepted. The bubble-filled plastic protected the devices—and it worked.

    They called it "bubble wrap." It protected things.

    Here's the truth: simple, straightforward, and useful—by 1960, bubble wrap had found its purpose, not as wallpaper or insulation, but as protection for fragile items during transit.

    Today, Sealed Air Corporation generates annual revenues exceeding $5 billion, and its failures have become its fortune, and its mistakes have become its mission.

    Sometimes failure is the best thing that can happen to you.

    ~ Mechanic Mix
    Failure is the key to success. The goal was to create wallpaper, but they failed. Alfred Fielding and Mark Chavanne wrapped shower curtains together in 1957. The trapped air bubbles made the wallpaper inferior. No one wanted it, and there was no need for it. They tried to sell it as insulation for greenhouses, but it failed again—the market rejected it. Then IBM needed something to protect its new computers during shipping. The devices were expensive, fragile, and the old packaging didn't work efficiently enough. Sealed Air, the company founded by Fielding and Chavanne, presented its product, and IBM accepted. The bubble-filled plastic protected the devices—and it worked. They called it "bubble wrap." It protected things. Here's the truth: simple, straightforward, and useful—by 1960, bubble wrap had found its purpose, not as wallpaper or insulation, but as protection for fragile items during transit. Today, Sealed Air Corporation generates annual revenues exceeding $5 billion, and its failures have become its fortune, and its mistakes have become its mission. Sometimes failure is the best thing that can happen to you. ~ Mechanic Mix
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  • What are you grateful for today?
    What are you grateful for today?
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  • Let’s talk about some of the biggest business myths that are silently holding people back
    Let’s talk about some of the biggest business myths that are silently holding people back 👇
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  • I wish more people took list building seriously.
    I wish more people took list building seriously. 👇
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  • I'm excited to share with you my interview at the Digital Dreams Studio.

    Feel free to share your thoughts with me in the comment section.

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1O5AqNZKYTA

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    I'm excited to share with you my interview at the Digital Dreams Studio. Feel free to share your thoughts with me in the comment section. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1O5AqNZKYTA #yusocial
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  • We learn skills through failure and practice.

    ~ Alex Hormozi
    We learn skills through failure and practice. ~ Alex Hormozi
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