Promoting your Coachvox AI

How to get your AI model collecting leads and adding value to your audience

Promoting your Coachvox AI is key to generating leads, building trust with your audience and adding value to them. This page will provide you with simple strategies to help you spread the word and get the most out of your AI. Whether you’re using social media, email, or press outreach, follow these easy-to-use tips to engage your clients, grow your reach, and make your AI a central part of your business.

Coachvox AI promotion workshop

The best place to start is with our masterclass all about promoting your Coachvox AI.

In this in-depth video, Coachvox AI founder, Jodie, explains a variety of powerful methods for getting your AI clone out there and creating a buzz. It’s practical, and lots of this page contains information relating to it.

Here’s the information as promised in the masterclass 🙂

Website page:

AI business coach

Disclaimer:

Disclaimer: Jodie AI is an artificially intelligent model and not a real person. We are not responsible for any advice given. Please exercise due caution. AI models sometimes get things wrong. You’ll be added to our email list but you can unsubscribe at any time.

Email nurture sequence structure:

Announcement (new and exciting)
How to use it (examples of topics)
“Free, 24/7 access to my brain”
Benefits of working with AI coach
- No judgment
- No cost
- Always available
Call to action for signing up

Receive the other example emails by signing up to Jodie AI here.

You can also check out this email series prompt and modify it to focus on your AI.

Create titles for press outreach by using this prompt in ChatGPT:

“I have a business that uses AI to coach people. Give me 10 headlines that could help my company go viral. (For example, “I let an AI be my fitness coach for 30 days and lost 10lbs”).

Use this feedback to create the headlines [insert feedback quotes]”

There’s a more in-depth look at generating press from your AI clone here.

Typeforms for setting up the trial:

AI coaching register interest
Check in form

Post AI coaching email:

Hey _____, thanks for checking in with _____ AI.

I wanted to ask some post-coaching questions if that’s okay 🙂 we’re putting some press information together. Here they are:

1. I have copied the information from your intake form below. Can you comment on any changes in your business since then? Specifically, if you have achieved the goals you said you wanted to achieve back at the start of _____.

2. I have copied the information from your check-ins below, where you said the advice was “very useful.” Can you add any more sentences about what _____ AI helped you understand, see or do?

3. Can you add any other general comments about having an AI coach? Maybe anything unexpected, any side benefits, anything at all you noticed?

Many thanks!

Questions to ask your audience:

“I’m creating _____ AI! What would you ask it?”
“What might you ask my AI that you wouldn’t ask me?”
“I’m running an ask me anything…”

Social media questions:

“Would you take the advice of an AI ____ coach?”
“I’m writing a feature / collecting answers for ___.”

Tweets with training gifs:

Training Jodie AI to answer questions on how to become a Forbes contributor:

(via Coachvox AI) pic.twitter.com/NkwI6uN1uq
— Jodie Cook (@jodie_cook) July 18, 2023

Training Jodie AI to know about @HamptonFounders, the entrepreneur community that real Jodie just joined (and then putting it to the test!) pic.twitter.com/2WtTEcQBoo
— Jodie Cook (@jodie_cook) August 8, 2023

Enable your audience to use your AI like a mobile app

To make your AI available like a mobile app, add this to your AI’s landing page:

If you’re reading this on mobile, you can add [your AI’s name] as a mobile app, so your [type of AI coach] is only ever a tap away. Here’s how:

On iPhone

In the menu bar at the bottom of the screen, click the square icon with the arrow pointing up.
Scroll down the list of options, then tap “Add to Home Screen”. Then it’s done!

If you don’t see Add to Home Screen, you can add it. Scroll down to the bottom of the list, tap Edit Actions, then tap Add to Home Screen.

On Android

Tap the menu icon (3 dots in upper right-hand corner) and tap “Add to homescreen”.
Choose a name for the website shortcut, then Chrome will add it to your home screen.

Now for some bonus content:

Promoting your AI as a lead magnet

If your primary use of your AI is as a way to generate leads and build your mailing list, it’s worthwhile checking out these ways to promote your lead magnet. There are 22 ideas for getting more traffic and make your audience more likely to engage.

ChatGPT prompt for promoting your AI on social media

Many of your followers on social media are likely to be members of your target audience, so your AI should be of interest to them. What you need is a compelling way to introduce your AI to them and get them chatting to it!

Before you get cracking on promoting your AI clone, it’s important to have the purpose of your AI clearly defined. Not only does this serve to focus your effort on your AI and its positioning, but it helps explain to a large language model (LLM), like ChatGPT, what your AI does. This is crucial for being able to use an AI tool to help create your social media content.

Complete this paragraph to create your personal AI mission statement:

I’m creating [your AI name] to help [target audience] to [function] for the purpose of [desired business outcome].

Now your mission statement is context for ChatGPT!

The below prompt can be copy and pasted into ChatGPT before you edit the square brackets with personalised specifics:

“[Mission statement].

Acting as a world-class content creator, write a post to launch the AI version of me to my audience.

Start with a compelling hook: a single, punchy first line that captures attention, no more than 7 words long, that is not a question. This should pique the interest of my target audience by creating an information gap, enticing them to read further.

On a new line, follow this up with a deepening line that adds some context, setting up the main body of the post.

The post body should include what’s in it for my audience and what I trained my AI using: [detail what you’ve trained your AI with, e.g. 15 years of experience running my own agency, 200 podcast episodes, experience coaching hundreds of agency owners].

Make each sentence of the post short. Write each sentence on a new line, with a line break (this is important).

The post should end with a call to action, to start a conversation with my AI.

Create 3 post options.”

Keeping users coming back to your AI

It’s also key that you’re able to keep up the momentum from your promotion. Especially if you’re using your AI to keep adding value to existing clients, a membership group, or your engaged audience.

Here’s how you can keep your audience returning to your AI coach:

You can read the transcript here.