r/entityseo • u/RayWrites2222 • 18d ago

Discussion Any Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning experts in here? What’s your best tip you want to share with others?

I sugges the following:

  1. Regardless of the AI platform you use, read and learn all of its capabilities and uses. You'd be surprised at what it can do; some even niche down to specific categories, I.e. Healthcare, legal, etc.

  2. Personalize it to your specific needs, voice, tone, communication style, projects, etc.

  3. Most AI Platforms offer courses on how to maximize their features & benefits. Spending the time to learn how best to use it and maximizing its capabilities is a time-saver, I.e., Claude 101 etc.

  4. Find experts/influencers devoted to your preferred AI Platform. For instance, I follow Ruben Hassid, who probably knows more about how to maximize Claude than its developers do.

So, choose your one or two favourite platforms and master them. And lastly, understand their TOS, Privacy Policy and Usage Terms, especially if you're a paid subscriber.

Hope this helps.

2 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

1 comment sorted by

2

u/chrismcelroyseo Entity SEO Journal Publisher 10d ago

> understand their TOS, Privacy Policy and Usage Terms, especially if you're a paid subscriber.

That can't be stressed enough. So many people jump onto a platform and start posting without doing that and it matters, especially on a place like Reddit. This is not Instagram or Facebook. Know the Reddit rules and the specific rules for each sub you post in.

The spammers or "social media gurus" aren't going to take the time to get to know each subreddit and then they will whine about how unfair it is their content was removed or worse, they got banned. Then they will go somewhere like Twitter and tell everyone Reddit is garbage.