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Copywriting is an essential skill for any marketer. But what happens when you don’t have the time to write your own copy?

That’s where Jarvis AI comes in. Jarvis is the latest machine learning platform that can help you create effective copy for your marketing campaigns.

But is it effective? And how do you use it? In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at Jarvis AI and see how it can help you write better copy.

What Can Jasper Do?

If you’re not familiar with Jarvis AI, it’s a content creation tool that can help you produce high quality, SEO friendly copy in minutes.

Some of the things Jarvis can do include:

– Write articles for your blog or website

– Generate ebooks

– Create videos

– Generate social media posts

-Write ads and even emails!

– Plus a whole lot more!

Why Use Jasper?

There are a number of reasons why you might want to use the software and we’ll make a case of all the pros and cons inside this complete Jasper AI review that includes the popular Boss Mode.

Some of the benefits include:

– Increased productivity – With Jarvis, you can create high quality content in minutes, rather than hours or days.

– Improved quality – By using Jarvis, you’ll get access to properly researched content that you can edit to your liking. This is much better than the content produced by bots, which often results in poorly written and redundant articles.

– Improved ROI – Because Jarvis can produce high quality content fast, you’ll be able to drive more traffic to your site without having to increase costs or overworking yourself.

– Improved SEO – By using high quality content, you’ll improve your rankings on Google, allowing you to reach more potential customers for less effort.

– And more!

What Are The Downsides?

Of course, there are downsides with using Jarvis AI. Some of the downsides include:

– Limited topics – Currently, it’s not possible for Jarvis to write about broad or niche topics. This means that it won’t be able to write about anything outside of the specific niches you select for it.

– Limited vocabularies – With currently available topics, Jarvis doesn’t have access to every phrase and word under the sun. As such, in some cases, you might need to edit the content it produces before you can publish it. Although this isn’t ideal in all cases, in most instances, editing will only take a few minutes to complete.

-Banned topics – You’ll be required to ask permission if you plan to create content around any of these topics.

What Can You Do With Jasper AI Templates?

Jarvis AI templates simplify the content creation process, allowing you to put together great looking videos, social media posts, and other content in minutes.

How Do You Use Jarvis AI Templates?

Using Jarvis AI templates is incredibly easy as all you need to do is:

1) pick a template

2) customise it with your own information

3) publish it.

That’s all there is too it!

Some of the things you can do with our templates include:

• Create email campaigns
• Create social media posts – You can also use the social media templates to create high engaging copy
• Write video scripts
• Write Facebook Ads
• Write Google My Business profiles
• Write copy for entire websites!

Jarvis AI has just released new pricing options that include some much lower priced options that give you the ability to use their “Boss” Mode feature that all the top internet marketers are talking about.

Jasper AI Examples

Since we’re talking about Jarvis, I decided to use an example:

“Many times a question comes to mind if a machine can write a piece of copy. Some may say a machine cannot make a copy for a creative piece, while others will tell a machine can edit a copy written by a person.

Well, both opinions have been right for years until now with the emergence of artificial intelligence systems.

Can Robots Write Good Copy?

Today ai systems are a reality that many marketers don’t know about yet. And a question comes to mind: can a machine write a copy for a creative piece, a sales letter or a landing page?

The answer is yes. A robot can not only write a copy, but also edit a copy written by a person.

In a few words a robot is a software that can handle a lot of data and tasks with a high speed, all programmed to work automatically.”

Wrap-Up

That last segment was created using the Jarvis AI Boss Mode all in about 90 seconds.

All in all, it’s the best AI platform on the market and I can’t wait to dig in more.

UPDATE:

We have updated the blog post to represent the name change in the title.  In the event, you see the terms Jarvis AI, it’s now known as Jasper AI.

Do you want to raise your Facebook ad targeting?

Probably, you want to know more about your target audience.

But, how do you make this happen?

Refining your target audience is the key. It’ll help deliver quality results without wasting your time and resources.
In this article, we’ll look at the basic tips you can use to target the right group of your audience. Have a look.

Building a Custom Audience

When advertising on Facebook, it’s essential that you look at your clients by customer segments on this platform.
Facebook lets you customize your audience by website visitors, customer lists and engagement.

Use audience insights to learn more about these audiences.

Remember, to protect the user data; Facebook will not offer insights for audiences comprising of lower than 1000 members. You’ll need to keep this minimum size in mind when creating your audience.

To create your customer audience, go to the Facebook Ads Manager. Click build audience then Select Custom Audience from the drop-down menu.

Next, you’ll get a list of all audiences you can create.

Where you’ll see the biggest bang for your buck is using your customer lists to build these audiences.

A lot of big name marketers are using an ascension plan where they sell low ticket products and add the customers as a custom audience, then use tools like WebinarJam to market bigger ticket items to that custom audience.

Here’s how to develop three types of custom audiences.

Upload an Audience of Leads or Current Customers

If you want to upload a list of leads or customers to customize your audience, select the Customer File. Facebook will then match these contacts with its users and create an audience basing on these matches.

Copy and paste this data or upload a CSV file. If you don’t have lots of data on your customers; maybe you’re looking at mailing list or cold leads, you can provide your email address.

Alternatively, you can use Mail Chimp to auto sync.

When uploading your customer list, the more specific you’re on your identifiers-name, phone number, zip code, etc. – the higher your match rate.

Well, you can also create a custom user list basing it on their purchasing behaviour.

Base Your Audience on their Website Visiting Behavior

You can quickly build your audience based on site traffic. All you need to do is install Facebook pixel on your site. Set the rules allowing Facebook to populate your audience depending on the behaviour of people on your site.

In setting this custom audience type, you’ll need to select website traffic.

You’ve got the option of choosing the number of targeting options on the drop-down menu.

Basing on Time Users Spend on Your Site

When creating an ad, strive to target people who spend the most time on your website. This category of people is likely to have interests in your new products launches, product bundle packages, subscription products, and branded products.

Well, this doesn’t mean you ignore the other percentage of visitors to your site. Remember, the higher the traffic to your site, the higher the scale and returns.

You can set these parameters to get the type of audience you need. Have a look.

People Who Visit Certain Web Pages

Here, you set rules that target visitors of a particular web page. You can specify the target keyword or the exact URL.
In this approach, you will be able to generate leads from people who’ve received similar services in the past.

Well, if you’ve got variants or new features, use the same approach to retarget users who’ve viewed the same product in the past. For instance, buy 2 get 1 free.

Customers Visiting a Certain Website but Not Others

You can also build your audience list basing on people who visit a given web page but not others. However, this isn’t the best method. You can easily exclude a custom audience from your list.

Custom Combination

Here, you do dynamic versions of your segmented customer lists. The audience updates almost instantaneously as it gets data from the pixel. However, a custom combination only operates for a maximum of six months.

As such, it gives you the most recent and accurate data on your audience. However, if you wish to use previously saved data, you can only go back 180 days.

After you get the leads into your system, as noted in the Lead Conversion Squared review there are ways to not only monetize the leads but also put the emails into a full-blown sequence based on their actions.

Facebook is among the leading social media platform in the world. With other 2 billion active users, you’ll need to generate leads and conversion on this platform.

The success of this mission depends on how you target your audience. These tips will ensure you get it right.

The saying is “better late than never.”

This holds true with the latest update from Facebook’s ad s platform.

With the social network under attack that started with the Cambridge Analytica fiasco, they’ve now made a shift that should have already been done.

On June 28th, Facebook took the first step to becoming transparent.

You’ll see the video below:

So what this means, is now you’re able to go to a page and see the pages active advertisements.

Plus, they’ve added more details and information about the pages.

And according to the statement, Facebook plans to label political ads moving forward.

All in all, transparency is a good thing for businesses.

Legitimate companies aren’t going to balk at the idea of someone being able to see their ads.

Most people will never realize this is a feature that’s even built into the platform.

Twitter followed up with their own announcement of becoming more transparent with advertisers using their promoted tweets.

What you’ll see happen now as a result, are smaller companies becoming more transparent, more aware, and following suit because of these shifts, which in turn will make the internet a safer and more enjoyable experience overall.

How does this benefit companies that are legitimate and want to use these platforms?

Let’s suppose for a moment you’re a local business looking to Facebook for lead generation, you’d first look at your competitors to see who’s in the marketplace.

Now, you’ll still not be able to see their Facebook targeting options they have selected, but it’s still a good start.

First, take a note of all the companies that offer a competing product or service.

Next, you’d go to their Facebook Fan Page.

Take note of the content they’re posting.

Are they posting regularly?

Then, look at their page and the new transparency features built in to see what current ads they’re running.

Take a screenshot, save their post, and now monitor how many times you’re seeing the ad appear.

If the ads continue to appear, then chances are you’ve got something to work with.

After all, companies are not going to continue to invest in ads that aren’t performing.