We're obviously doing that.
So we did just have the Rainmaker family jump in.
So we're excited to have Rainmaker guys
from Steven and Chelsea, good friends.
We have this group, we're gonna do it every other week.
We may move to every week,
but just really for anyone who owns their app
and owns their own tech stack.
So there's gonna be training on how to leverage tools
and different training that we've got, best practices.
We're gonna have some live Q&A with me,
talk through anything that you guys are struggling with
or things we can help improve, even feedback on the app.
And then of course, we'll give you behind the scenes
on anything we're working on.
You can check out like the recordings
in the tribe social app, but we have a full Firebase tour.
We have some whole thing on Zapier automation
from last time, so you can check that out.
And so today we're gonna talk about integrating AI
into your community.
AI is of course like a huge buzzword right now
and everybody's adding AI to everything.
And so we're just wanting to basically figure out
how to use that for your community.
So we already have an integration
with a tool called Chatbase.
So if you go to chatbase.co,
it actually works for any tool like this,
but this is the one that we have found works the best.
And what I'll do in this,
I'm just gonna kind of go through it piece by piece
and we'll just, I'll build it live with you
and we'll go ahead and add it to this group
that you guys have access to here on our tribe app.
And the way we can do that is you can actually have
a tab on any of your groups called chatbot.
And then right here, it will actually have the chat.
So we'll set it up here in a second.
But the way that the Chatbase is different than ChatGPT
and there's Gemini, there's Cloud,
there's all these different, everybody's got an AI,
there's Grok, if you wanna, you know, on X,
they all essentially kind of are using machine learning
and they're all trained on certain content.
So essentially have this like infinite, you know,
thing of content where you have, it's scraped the internet,
it's pulled content from all over.
And then what happens is you ask it a question
and it tries to like get you the best answer
based on everything it knows in its knowledge base.
So very, very useful.
But if your students were gonna go in there and use it,
let's say you're teaching on a particular like technical
thing or something that's out there,
there's a lot of knowledge that is just sort of general
knowledge that ChatGPT could help with,
but they could kind of get that on their own.
Like that's not really useful to provide to your students
cause they could kind of get that anywhere.
They could just Google it,
they could go on ChatGPT and ask themselves.
What's really cool about Chatbase is essentially
lets you put a layer kind of between the two,
between like everything that's out there in the world
and I was hoping there was like a diagram here
which illustrates us, if not, I'll draw one real quick.
But the general thing is that you could basically
have all this knowledge out there in the world
and then you can have a layer that's in between
that's just your data essentially.
So your data could look like Notion documents,
it could be a website that you're pulling from,
you can feed it PDFs, Word docs,
you could take like transcripts from your challenge,
transcripts from all your courses
and feed that into the AI bot.
So that way you can actually at that point
use all the cool sort of chat features,
but then instead of it pulling from like
the general internet, it's gonna pull just
from the content you provide.
So we'll set all this up.
I'm gonna make a little more sense
when we get it all set up here.
So I have one that I started here.
It's a very, very simple little interface.
When you're setting it up, you go into settings.
There's a few places here where you can choose
like models and all of that.
I'm just gonna give you kind of like
the base package of what to use.
This bot here, I was actually training people
on how to like set up their challenges.
This is with, we're doing a little prototype
for Pedro actually for his movement maker bot.
But for this, you can give it instructions.
So I'm gonna say since David's here as well,
like you can say like, you can tell the AI
what they're gonna do.
Like you are like a trained assistant.
That is helping members of our last year single community find, you know, the resources they are looking for. And then you could paste in here like vision statements you could paste in different things that help define you all that type of thing so that gives
them an idea of like context because you're providing a ton of context to the AI bot.
And you can make this as long as you want. So you can say,
you know, if anything's off limits like I don't want you answering questions about this topic or that topic. You can write all that out so you sort of telling the bot, what you how you want it to work.
So I'll save that.
And good general. I'm going to name this like
the LIS AI for now.
And then when you go into.
There's a few things I think there's one other setting here.
Just close all these pop ups here.
Chat interface. You can give it a name like this is the message it could say like, yeah.
You know when they first open it that's what they're going to see.
And then you can write specific things like help me write like a, I don't know, vision statement,
or something like that. And so then you can have these prompts that if I just click on it, it'll actually just start that conversation.
where they're going to, there's like these five questions they need to answer and they're going to come up with like a vision statement for their life or their business or whatever.
You could have a prompt like this.
And then there's, you can put names on it, you can give it a little bot image.
And I think that's pretty much it as far as like a little interface and now this little block right here is what's going to show up in the app when you're done.
So that's good. This right here is going to show up on the chat bot tab like right in here.
So you can customize that however you want.
Security, I'm just going to skip over, not all these are very useful I don't think we need custom domains or any of that.
There are ways to like, if you're doing a challenge, or this is a public bot you can essentially let it capture leads and things for you don't need to worry about that right now.
So, the main thing is going to happen around sources, this is all the content you're going to give it.
You can connect Notion which is super cool if you're using Notion for notes, things like that you can have that set up.
You can also set up q&a, like if a specific question gets asked, you can put that in so if you guys get a bunch of questions on a particular topic, you can come in here and like write the question and put the answer so, especially if you got things
like for David for you guys for Jackie that she's answered that question, you know, 50 times, and it always pops up on a challenge or something.
You could come in here and like add a bunch of just things you know people are going to ask like, why is this thing happening or whatever and then you can kind of give Jackie's answer here so it's a little bit.
It feels like it's an AI bot but really it's like word for word just giving the answer that Jackie would give so that's, that's what's really nice about this is you're giving it a layer of control that you don't have.
Let's say if you just connected with like chat GPT.
This content, and this context days, kind of at this one level here.
It doesn't take all of your content and share it with chat GPT if that makes sense so if like privacy and legal we can our friend, Peter Nevis would at this point be telling us, you know, obviously to be careful about what you're sharing with AI.
But this is kind of keeping it at a private layer between you and the chat GPT so it's not like you're telling chat GPT all these things, and all your sort of proprietary frameworks or anything.
You're kind of keeping it at this this simple layer here, and then you're going to use chat TV is going to reference this when it answers questions.
So, that's, that's it on the q amp a and then website.
You can always put your main website your landing pages your, your funnels, add as many as you want here, and it will go and scrape all those pages and so it kind of sees language you're using and type type of thing you're talking about.
So just will reference that as well.
So you can write specific things as well you just want to dump a bunch of text in there. And then the files.
I would recommend this for like transcripts. So taking the transcripts from your trainings you can grab these off of YouTube or, you know, Otter AI is a great tool descript is a great tool.
Drop your video in it auto transcribes everything you can, you know, bring that in as a text file.
file and drop it in here.
And then essentially every word that was said, um, you know, on a challenge,
then becomes a reference point.
Um, so if like, for example, for you guys, if Jackie answered a bunch of
questions on the, on the, uh, challenge, um, it would have that as reference.
Um, and you wouldn't have to go in here and like manually put each
question and answer in there.
You could just give it like, Hey, here's the five day challenge,
like all the texts that was in there.
And it will just sort of figure it out.
It will go through and scrape it and pull questions out and all that.
So pretty cool.
Um, and then you can come over here and, uh, and just play with it.
So a lot of it is like setting up a bunch of sources.
Um, there's a few little settings to kind of set up and then when you're
ready, you can, um, come in here and, uh, just play with it.
Um, and I'll show real quick, just the super practical piece
about connecting it here.
Um, so there's a link that will come in like this, um, that you can share.
And that is what you're going to go.
So when I go to, uh, tribe, I'm just going to add it to our
leaders group real quick.
You guys can see it.
Um, leaders, you'll see, we have chat bot embed URL, and you can
name this, whatever you want it.
So if I want to say like, um, uh, tribe AI or something, you can name it.
You know, whatever you can give it a not some, some of our clients
that have like, uh, personas.
Like I know Rainmakers has like Raina, Raina is there like, uh, or, uh, I
think it's Raina, um, but they have this like bot name that's called
Raina because it's Rainmakers.
And so they use searchies for their AI.
But you can embed something from search.
You can embed it from, um, chat base.
They all work pretty well.
So I'm going to refresh this.
So now you see that there's says, um, tribe AI, and I think I added it.
We'll see if it shows up here.
Um, did I, I was maybe going a little fast.
I'm talking about other stuff.
Yeah, I may have to publish it.
Let me just make sure I published it, that it is public.
Yeah, I'll get it shown up here, but essentially it would show up right
in there.
So, um, and there's different things you can embed it on pages and stuff as well,
but we'll just use the, the share link right here is the easiest.
Um, so cool.
Um, so just kind of flew through all of that.
Um, if David, if there's any questions I can answer, if you guys are,
any of this sounds interesting.
Yeah, no, it sounds super interesting.
Uh, I think this would be a huge, uh, value add to our app.
Um, a couple of things come to mind.
Um, so I understand this as a general knowledge base overall, but if you were
wanting to try to have content, that's more, of course, oriented content driven,
like, like proprietary, like the stuff we teach principles, ideas, and concepts side
of it versus how would you direct the customer's attention so that it doesn't
cross over into frequently asked questions about procedure and like, how do I get a
refund?
Or we don't do refund, you know, all that kind of stuff.
So we're like, um, or is it organically natural in a way to where that may be not a
huge factor because of the way the customer is sort of interacting?
Cause I could, I would want to probably use it for both all of that.
Yeah.
Um, so you can, in the instructions, you could say, uh, like this, this bot is here to
cover topics like, and then just give it a list, like, uh, course content, uh, you know,
questions about, you know, whatever, marriage, single, yeah, all things.
Then you could say like, for questions, for all questions about refund this blah, blah,
blah, please, you know, uh, tell the, cause you're kind of training, it's like you're
training a employee or an assistant on this.
You're trying to say, Hey, if you get questions about this, just go ahead and have
them email, you know, this, or, or have them go to our, you know, help desk or
whatever.
Um, don't try to answer those questions, you know, here, basically keep these off
limits as you just sort of tell it in the instructions and sort of plain English.
That's, that's how you would program it to do that as you just tell it kind of exactly
what, what you want.
But I would kind of want it to do both.
You could, but would it keep, I guess it wouldn't logically have the conversation.
conversation in a way that our customers wouldn't get confused, that would be my major concern.
They start asking about, what are the three scriptures that Jackie shares on this idea
and this concept?
Oh, by the way, I had a problem with my account.
I'm just curious how the AI would handle that conversation.
I guess it would just continue on like it would a conversation you're having with a
human being.
Maybe it's not so bad, but yeah.
Good question.
It does keep it as one continuous chat per member.
So like each or per session, as a space stores it notes for that, like they'll keep their
history like forever.
So it's kind of ongoing.
If they go have a conversation on Monday about the scripture concept question, and then a
few days later, or even right after they just ask a question, then they could scroll
back up and still sort of reference things in that particular chat.
How does that stay connected and open?
Is it the fact that I'm on my version of the app on my device and I'm interacting with
chat base on that particular login session?
I'm just curious.
Yeah, it sticks with their device essentially.
So that like if your iPhone had the app, it would stick with that moving forward.
So in that way, it's very much like a messenger app on your own.
So like as long as I keep this phone, as long as I back it up, I have this message stream
from this person that I've been chatting with for years.
Yep, exactly.
That keeps that history there for sure.
So let me get back here.
I was going to show you how we could, and the other thing you can do is come in here
and say like, just ask it a really silly question, like, how do I get a refund?
Just see what it does.
So this of course is like pulling from the website policy.
So it's just going straight to policy.
So you could come back in here and come in here and like actually review the conversation now.
Oh, guess what?
This person here asked, how do I get a refund?
And then this is what was given.
So what you can say right here is actually no, don't write that.
Like what I wanted to say is, you know, please contact, you know, support at whatever,
domain.com, update answer.
So the next time you come in here and go to Playground and you say like, how do I get
a refund for this course?
I'm just going to put a little spin on it and make it, yeah.
So it's a little, I wonder if it has to be exactly that, if it's going to, okay, so it
may not have like saved the update that I had here.
Let's see here.
So it's like a revised, yeah, so you can, we can kind of play with it, but it's a little
bit of experimental, like try a bunch of questions, like see how it responds and then sort of
manipulate the type of, the way that it would have answered that.
So in the sources here or the settings, and I think the, there's this AI.
You can say like for all, you know, questions on refunds, please refer, you know, to support.
Something like that, save.
May have to, there's something here where we like re and yeah, retrain the bot.
Let me delete, I'm going to get rid of all the transcripts here.
I just should have started with a clean one, but here we go.
So this is, once you've got those, all those things set, then we can come back in here
and retrain it.
So I was like, ha, finally, so you had to just retrain it.
But so you pick a question like that.
Now that may not be what you want.
You want it to give them a link to go to the support website, or there's a form they
have to fill out to request a, you know, a refund.
So you can then plug in this and kind of train that right there.
So you can either just keep all of the admin stuff.
off limits or use it like that, because if you then also asked it a question like,
I'm just going to ask it like something totally just general knowledge.
Of course, it's going to know that because it's got the knowledge of everything here.
And it's got general GPT-4 connected. I can now like,
you can cut that off. I have it opened right now. So you could ask questions
about sort of general knowledge things. But I could, but what you're saying based on what you,
so you've said a couple of different things that I'm unclear on in terms of just its source.
So I can either turn it connected to like 4.0, or I can not have it connected to that and just
use the information that I have given it. So I can do either or what you're saying.
You can do either or. Yeah, there is a setting. I think I just need to, I believe it's,
let me check the, let me look at their plans real quick. I think that may be like the,
let's see here.
Yeah, I think, I think it should be in here to basically limit that. I'll find that,
that setting. But yeah, there's a setting there to have it general knowledge, or to just use
only what you've given it as answers. So the safest thing, of course, is to just have it
not pull from the general pub, like from the world. And I'm just, I'm not sure.
And I'm just, I'm not sure where exactly that setting is. I'll find it while we're talking.
This has shifted a little bit since we, I used it last.
This is, this is a really cool tool. And I'm loving the fact that it's integrated.
So I can put this on, obviously, the app. But can I also link this to a website as well? And I can
be like, it can be like Jackie Jr., or that could be the AI, or I could name it something.
Yeah, you could embed this on, on any page, just with the little iframe,
where there's a little script. So you can see how this little bubble is down here.
You can have that same little, this, what this little guy will do, if you paste that into a
ClickFunnels page or Kajabi, it'll just put this at the bottom of the page. And you can essentially
with one click, like pull that up. So think of the, yeah.
The questions that, that you actually devise, the actual question and the answered,
the scripted question and answer version, that's what's scrolling across the bottom.
What is chat base? How do I add, like, for instance, those, that's what they have there.
You can go, I think when you set up the settings and the chat interface,
here's the suggested messages. So you can be like, how can I get a refund? Then you could be like,
you know, when does the challenge start? And so then someone could come in here and just click
that. Okay. So if I hit save, and then we go back. So that interface, oh, it's just an interface
thing. It's not like, here's all the questions. It's just like, whatever fits the interface for
sure. And then, so I couldn't, so that's not necessarily designed to work, not like a specific
knowledge base to where you can just have like 50 questions. Like it's not supposed to be FAQs
right there. It's supposed to be just a few buttons that are the most common. Is that correct?
It's just like some prompts to get them started because people don't, maybe not used to like
talking to AI. I feel like I talk to AI more than I do to real people these days. So
I'm not the good example for that.
Not, yeah, it's not untrue.
And so you, there's kind of, you people need to like, you just need to write it like you're
writing a text message to a friend. Like if they were going to text Jackie and ask a question,
and ask a question, like, Hey, I'm stuck with this. Like, what do you recommend? What it could
do is have an index of like all your videos and be like, Oh, I cover that in phase two on this
video, on this course. Like, you know, yeah, maybe link, I don't know if it would link out,
but you could at least give it, tell them where to go. Like, Hey, check out this group in this,
you know, this lesson.
That's good too.
So it's kind of where it could go. Now we're, I'll say like, we're working,
I've been prototyping some things behind the scenes so that like,
Ideally, all your content that's in Tribe
would just be in this thing, right?
Would be the best way to do it.
So that way, when you go and upload something
to the dashboard, you upload a course or something,
that should just, the transcript,
the where it is, the link to it,
all that stuff should just be fed
right into Chatbase automatically.
So we're testing some things out now for that
to where you just put it into Tribe
and then people can ask questions about it, essentially.
That's kind of where we would love to get it.
It's not there yet.
Now, I noticed that on the pricing sheet,
there was three chatbots, five chatbots, whatever.
Would that be basically separate,
ones for content, ones for customer inquiries,
ones for something else?
Is that kind of, that's the way it should be used?
For you guys, I would say there's maybe one
that's more open, that would be,
I use it for a challenge, if you wanted to make it available.
They haven't really purchased,
so you don't want them asking a question
and then getting an answer
for somebody that should be a member only.
So I would kind of think of it as your audiences.
Because both audiences are gonna have questions
about refunds, they're gonna have
different content questions.
So it's more just like you being able to control
that this chatbot, we're not gonna give it
all the content from the course
because it's gonna be available
to our challenge members, maybe.
But then this one's only for our members.
So it's more like, think of the who's using it
instead of what they're gonna be asking about.
Yeah, that's good.
That's really cool.
When you, okay, so if it's,
say you're having three chatbots
that you're gonna utilize
and you're using for three different audiences,
you're just making those chatbots show up
where those audiences are allowed to be.
Yes, yes.
Okay.
Yeah, I mean, in the context of,
yeah, like the cool thing,
the reason we use chatbase is because it's portable.
So you can put this in like a website,
you could put it somewhere else.
It's not like it only works with tribe.
So initial, but when you first set it up,
I would start with like your premium members
if you wanted to, and then kind of solve it for them,
which will be an ongoing thing.
Like AI is never gonna give like a perfect answer.
It's always like trying to get it to within 80, 90%
of something useful.
So, but you can over time,
like get it more and more trained
to where it does get high nineties
as far as like accuracy
and how you would want something answered.
Yeah, that's the thing that concerns me.
It's kind of like, there's some things
that I kind of wanted to amalgamate
and to kind of give concepts,
but what if it starts interpreting those concepts wrongly
and it's communicating in a way that's like,
yeah, that's sort of what I mean,
but that's not exactly what I mean on like,
if I'm giving advice or whatever.
And then of course the same thing
with like specific procedural information.
It's just like, it's like we have this with our team, right?
Like I understand explicitly
what I want to have the company do.
And then I constantly have to articulate that to my team
to make sure that they're saying the same thing
to customers.
And I find that there are incongruencies that way a lot
where it's like, no, I wouldn't have said that
to the customer like that
because that implies something totally different.
And my team members like, oh, I didn't,
I thought that was the same thing.
I said, no, you actually changed the whole meaning of it.
Like, because the way you worded it.
Yeah, that's what I would be mainly concerned about.
Yeah.
So yeah, definitely you want to ease it,
you know, test it with a small group,
even just your team.
You'll see like once you kind of get the hang of like
putting the sources here,
I definitely would start with it being very literal.
So like it has to be only things that you've told it
should be trained on,
like not to use sort of general knowledge things.
So you have a little more control over it,
but it is one of those things that the more data you feed it
that it does get smarter and smarter.
And I mean, we have a bunch of other things,
like ways to use AI for like, for this,
but this is helping your.
or users have access to AI is a great,
is a super, is very low hanging fruit
because you can very quickly.
And for example, like if you only want
admin related questions in there,
like billing stuff, refunds, all that,
just train it initially to that
and tell it like every other question,
like, you know, tell them to submit a question
for the next like Ask Jackie session, right?
Yeah, that would probably be a better way.
Yeah, tell them to respond with like
a link to go fill out a form
that gets a question in the queue
for Jackie or something, you know,
like there's, you know, you can simplify it initially
to kind of ease into it.
You don't have to go with like,
you can ask this thing, anything in the world
and it's basically gonna be like a team member.
The admin stuff, procedural stuff,
that's always like very easy for it to follow
kind of step by step.
Yeah, because if that's all you're giving it
and you restrict to that,
there's one thing back there on that interface,
the chat interface or general,
where it had a sliding scale
as far as reserved or creative.
So this is where it's like, hey,
use your full power or use like 10% of your power.
It's kind of like, yeah,
so it's like a personality slider,
like a 0.2 will be more predictable, for example,
than if you go to like the most creative answer.
If I was making a bot, for example,
for you to like help write copy for a website,
I'd want it to be like all the way on the creative side
because I want it to like,
every time I ask it,
I want you to give me a totally different answer
to try to iterate through a lot of ideas.
I don't need 17 different variations
of how to get a refund.
I want you to tell me the steps exactly.
Or no way.
Yeah.
That's just what that does.
But, you know,
I was between doing this one
and probably next training,
we'll do one on like how to more for like you
as the founder to leverage a bunch of chat,
just as in your own creative work.
We've done, we're actually doing a workshop on Saturday.
It's the first time we've done
kind of a challenge workshop thing in about two years.
And so I've been leveraging AI a whole bunch
to get landing page copy written,
to get like the outline of what we're talking about,
to help write, you know, Facebook ad copy,
all kinds of stuff, emails.
And that you're just using chat,
regular chat GPT for that.
Yeah, between chat GPT,
highly recommend like Gemini as well,
because it's most people already
are paying for Google workspace.
So you're already paying for this.
This is kind of free.
So if you guys, yeah, if you have.
I'm not used Gemini yet, so.
It's yeah, they're all so similar.
I feel like it's a little faster.
Some people, I think that GPT from my experience
has does what they call is like hallucinates.
So it's like thinks you want something
and then it just goes off on like a tangent
into the wrong thing.
I started to work on some prompts for you guys
that you can, the prompts are everything.
If you've seen people talk about prompt engineering
and all this, they,
I'm working to like build a couple prompts.
So like one would be creating an ideal customer profile.
So you would just paste in like three or four pages
of content in there.
And then it would work through like a procedure
to like ask you a few questions
and then build your ideal customer profile.
And then from there, you could ask it other questions,
like write a Facebook ad for this person,
for our workshop.
And then it will use all of that knowledge
from your ideal customer profile to answer that.
Interesting.
Wow, that's pretty powerful.
Well, I'm excited about that to dive into that.
Claude, oh, that's another.
Claude is another one.
It's a, I haven't seen it like a huge difference in results
and it's another $20 a month in addition to like chat GPT.
So I haven't, I'm not using it, but yeah, typically,
and then we've got, there's other interfaces
and things that I have like apps that I use on my computer
that also interface with chat GPT.
It's kind of create another layer of smart stuff.
So it's, there's a lot you can do.
And we've thought about like,
how would we just like throw AI into the app?
Well, this is the easiest way
because it lets like last year single build a bot.
And then you can bring it to the app, or you can take it to your website, and it's not
tied in too deeply with that.
But I'd love for everything that you get imported to Tribe to automatically be fed, it could
be fed to Chatbase, so that you're not having to deal with figuring out the transcript.
You could essentially just go live, do a Zoom call, and all that text and transcript that
comes out of that Zoom call will just get fed into the next response.
So at this point, as far as integrating Chatbase, is it just an integration, or is it already
there?
I'd have to set up an account in Chatbase, and then how do I connect it again?
So yeah, you would just go to connect, and then it's this share link right here.
Oh, you just link it in like that.
Okay, got it.
So you just take the whole link, it basically pops it in as like a little, this is a public
website.
So basically, it's just putting this web page essentially into the app.
And you'll see there under groups, there is a chatbot tab, which you can turn on.
And then just, this is the embed URL, that's what you'll put here.
And then the chatbot tab label.
So if you want to call it something different, that's where you could label it.
Okay.
Cool.
Awesome.
Yeah, that's really cool.
Yeah, thanks for sharing that.
I think it's going to be a huge thing that we want to add that it's going to really,
I know you say our engagement's off the charts as far as comparatively speaking, but in terms
of what we're doing, that's definitely where we want people to be, what we want them to
be doing is being engaging in that way.
And so this may be another way of us increasing that engagement, getting that value on the
app so that it's not just content or just a place where people can post a thing.
That interactivity is huge for us.
That's good.
Yeah.
I think it creates like a, basically you guys are creating just a wealth of knowledge.
Every time you do a live, every time you go do any of these things.
So I think just having some way where it can be sort of, because now the problem doesn't
become like, you guys don't have enough content or you don't have the answer.
Most people have the knowledge somewhere.
It's just trying to get it served up in a way that people can actually find it and digest
it.
Yeah.
So that becomes the other problem.
So I think things are moving more just architecturally to this, the person shows up and they're like,
what can I help you with?
And then you kind of go from there.
But there's a lot of cool things you can do with it, especially if you've got specific
frameworks or sort of Q and A type responses or worksheets.
People can work through a set of series of answers or questions, and then it comes out
with a result.
Like Pedro's one for his movement maker, he had that movement, whatever you call it, like
not mantra, but like a something mission statement.
And so he had like, we could ask like, Hey, answer these five questions and then we'll
write your mission statement for you.
We'll have the AI write the mission statement for you.
So that type of thing could be cool.
If you have deliverables, you can have it sort of interact with people in a certain
way.
Kind of a Q and A.
Do you think Chatbase can do that?
Yeah, we've done some things like that.
I was going to train it on one version where like you could go in and say, like, I'm working
on a new challenge, I need help writing, you know, copy for this challenge.
And then you could feed it, answer four or five questions.
And then it could kind of spit out a version of like, okay, hero text should be something
like this.
Subtitle, like, here's the pain points you're solving, here's the solution, kind of follow
like some sort of framework.
So I could program all that in with Chatbase.
It's pretty powerful.
Yeah.
So you're just using separate chatbots for each one of those projects.
And then can you, so say you did an exercise, you just do one of your chatbots, you know,
I'm just thinking like, in terms of what you get for your package, whatever.
And then you're like, okay, I'm done using the chatbot for that project, I want to sort
of like, reset it.
Can you, you know, like allocate that chatbot to another use later on down the road?
Or is there a tool in that way?
It's not like...
It doesn't retain all that history unless you want it to.
Yeah.
So you saw like when I first opened it, like I had all the Pedro stuff in there.
So I just, with a few clicks, I could like basically clear out that
close to a million data points in there.
And then I hit retrain and it kind of wiped that all clean.
So it was a fresh state.
Yeah.
That's so you can sort of like use it as a blank slate like that.
Keep on using it.
Yeah.
So if you want to have one that you just test and play with, that
would be a great solution.
That makes sense.
But you can have it like, uh, program it like, Hey, here's the
Q and a process for this thing.
And then here's the Q and a process for like refunds.
Here's the Q and a process for, um, you know, people say I'm stuck.
Okay.
Here's a series of questions that like Jackie would ask, like, you know, like a
coach, like, okay, like, where are you stuck?
Okay.
What, how is this, you know, holding you back from your goal?
Like, you know, those just like, there's certain questions that
coaches can ask in a certain order.
So you could like program it even to like go through some
sort of process like that.
Um, yeah, definitely a lot of fun to play with as well.
Um, and then at some point you have to like, let it go free.
And I would definitely recommend launching it as like, Hey, this is very much in beta.
Like this isn't going to answer all your questions and, you know, answer all your,
so you want to just kind of frame it up that way, um, instead of like, uh, anything.
So, cool.
I'm curious, like on the, on the, on the homepage, uh, the, the very front
piece of chat base, like one of the questions in their little like visual
example here, where can I find examples of previous work?
And here's a link.
Perfect.
I'm interested in what are the next steps?
This says, leave your email and we'll get back to you shortly.
And then it has a place where you put an email.
Yeah.
I'm curious about where that would go.
Like, is there like, how would that prompt you by them putting in there?
Is that like an email capture sort of?
It is.
Yeah.
They call it like a lead.
Um, oh, okay.
So it's a lead generation sort of a situation.
Yeah.
So you can have like, ask for the name, ask for the email phone number.
Um, think of it like the use case for this would be.
You're either on the challenge landing page or I'm in a challenge.
I'm not a member, but like, I'm, you're basically wanting to capture lead.
So you could ask them questions.
And then part of the questions is it would then ask them for the, you know,
the email address.
Um, and then you could, you can feed that, you know, into, uh, um, active
campaign or Zapier so that when the lead comes in, it can, you know, send
them an email or whatever.
I'm wondering, and I'm wondering if you can like, like, um, so when, when the
little bubbles pop up above, like if you hover over that and you haven't quite
clicked on it yet, but then it's like prompting you to, Hey, use me, use me.
You can customize those statements right there.
You think.
Definitely.
Yeah, you can.
Because I would want to be able to like write it in a way that's like more
obvious, it's like, Hey, if you want to know that, like, you're just new to this
challenge, you know, um, not just let me know how I can help, but like even be
more proactive with the, the prompt to say, you know, start here to know
something, you know, I don't know what I would say, but yeah.
So it could be something like this.
Um, just even though, like, so that there, you can have sort of unlimited
amount of prompts there, um, and, and those just scroll to the right, like
for add, not just kind of scroll.
Um, I don't know if they stack like vertically.
I think there's some versions where it stacks, but, um, that's just how this one
works.
I also noticed now, like when I was looking at the, um, connect they've added,
this is new, but you can connect it to Instagram and Facebook so that people can
ask questions to your Facebook page.
And then the responses will all come from, um, from chat base.
Oh my God.
That's amazing.
We know it's, um, no, it's amazing because I need, I've been looking for a way.
Um, unfortunately Jackie's just addicted to like checking the messenger and we
get still get so messed, so many messengers, all the direct messages all the
time that I want to automate that in a way to where she doesn't have to feel
like she has to, um, answer all that.
Yeah.
Um, does that take over sort of your messenger?
I'm just wondering if, or is it, it looks like, um, it's going to come in as
like a, uh, no, it doesn't, I don't think it's gonna take over so you could still
messenger and respond, but it's going to have maybe responses from the bot in there as well.
And I think it tells people that it's a bot. Again, a great thing to like, you know,
they have like this human takeover icon. So like when if Jackie went in there and answered,
it would essentially show that like a human took took over that conversation.
Oh, yeah.
So it could kind of quickly respond. And you would have like an auto response, like,
they ask a question that you could automatically say, hey, like, our team will get to this. But
in the meantime, if you have any questions about these things, like, I'd be happy to answer them
for you. And then, you know, if they didn't respond or had a question about a refund,
that was very easy to answer, then it could kind of step them through that
sequence, just like they were if they're on the app or, you know, on this little like pop up
on the website, then at least they're using Instagram DMs or Facebook Messenger.
Yeah. Wow. Wow, an incredibly powerful, integrated tool. So I'm definitely going to dive into this.
One, just another thing you can do one day.
One day, put it on my list of things to do.
So, cool.
This is really good. Thank you for sharing this. And I definitely have enough to leave this call
with and go wonder about.
Setting up a little free account and it will embed.
With that, you can test it, put a few things in there and just see if it does.
You'll you'll as you use it, you'll probably get ideas of how you could use it.
But yeah, so all right.
Super cool. All right.
Thanks, Bruce.
Good to see you, David. We'll talk soon.
Yeah. All right. Have a good one.
Bye.