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🔥 1 in 5 Americans get their news from social media influencers

Odds are you know something. And I'm not just complimenting my audience because I know there are a lot of brilliant brains in my subscriber list. But odds are you're an expert in something, whether it's knowing the best Korean barbecue places or the most epic hikes to conquer in California.

I came across this stat that basically said one in five Americans are getting their news from influencers. If people trust certain voices to give them their literal news, imagine how much they turn to thought leadership voices in other areas. Even more so, there is an outstanding disparity, with more men doing thought leadership activities than women. This just shows me the vast market opportunity for women to speak into their audiences.

What does this have to do with AI? Picture this: in the news world, there are so many hats—runners, camera people, audio techs, marketing teams, ad managers. All that's fine and dandy, but so many of those roles can be outsourced, automated, or rolled into an AI tool if you’re trying to build you’re own company. You can’t afford to hire that many roles when you’re just starting out- that shouldn’t stop you. I'm going to share some of my favorite AI tools here that I think you should be using if you're considering innovating in news or doing research + development.

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