ChatGPT Recommended a Deodorant That Doesn't Exist: 4 AI Updates That Change How Your Business Gets Found
AI Queens: Smart AF AI Tools, Automation, & Business Tips with Erika StanleyShow Notes
Queens, a marketer invented a deodorant brand that does not exist, and three weeks later ChatGPT was recommending it above real products. That story opens this week's roundup of four AI updates that matter for your business, each paired with one move you can make this week.
AI is quickly becoming the front door to your business. It decides whether your dream clients find you, how your writing sounds, and even whether your website content gets seen at all. This episode is your shortcut through the noise.
What we cover:
How a fake brand called Marowin got ChatGPT to recommend it, and what that means for getting your business on the new AI shelf
GPT-6 Astra vs. Claude Fable 5.1: why you should pick a default model per task instead of model hopping mid-project
How five professional writers actually use AI, and why the human bookends of your writing are the whole thing
The September 15 Cloudflare change that could block AI from finding your website, and the settings to check now
The businesses that stay visible in AI search will be the ones with painfully clear positioning and a narrow lane they own. Pick one move from this episode and you're already ahead of most of your market.
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