Marketers of Technology
00:18:24 · Andres Figuera, Jason Alafgani
[00:18:24] S1: Okay. No, I get that. I get that. And if you were to give one piece of advice to anybody who could be in the same position as you, suppose it's a new head of marketing that has entered a company that offers AI services and they are a one man team such as yourself, What would you advise them that you would like to have known when you started? [00:18:45] S0: Be like a... Be uncomfortable in sort of uncomfortable, you know, behaviors. You know, be comfortable being uncomfortable, I guess. So, like as a marketer in the past, you know, you may have worked primarily in Docs and have like, you know, Google Docs or Notion Docs or something, and have all your ideas there in very visual ways. While now I have my source of truth be the repo. So like the marketing repo has the website, but also has the things that just live locally for me. And I don't necessarily click into many of these things that are like even just like the local stuff, but they're there for my, you know, for my Claude when I'm doing that task in the future. So, like, the uncomfortable part is almost like seeing less of it, doing things less visually, and, you know, allowing and kind of working with the model with how it probably wants to work, I guess. Or at least... Yeah. Okay. Yeah.
00:18:45 · Jason Alafgani, Andres Figuera
[00:18:45] S0: Be like a... Be uncomfortable in sort of uncomfortable, you know, behaviors. You know, be comfortable being uncomfortable, I guess. So, like as a marketer in the past, you know, you may have worked primarily in Docs and have like, you know, Google Docs or Notion Docs or something, and have all your ideas there in very visual ways. While now I have my source of truth be the repo. So like the marketing repo has the website, but also has the things that just live locally for me. And I don't necessarily click into many of these things that are like even just like the local stuff, but they're there for my, you know, for my Claude when I'm doing that task in the future. So, like, the uncomfortable part is almost like seeing less of it, doing things less visually, and, you know, allowing and kind of working with the model with how it probably wants to work, I guess. Or at least... Yeah. Okay. Yeah. [00:19:38] S1: No, no, I get that, man. I get that. And I believe that is something that anybody who is listening to us who might be in the same position as you will appreciate. But with that said, Jason, I'm noticing we're almost at time. But before I do finalize the episode, I did want to give you the space to let anybody who might be working at a law firm or is in wealth management, how could they go about finding further about Caddi and seeing if what they need is a proper fit with what you're offering? Like how would that work if somebody is
00:19:38 · Andres Figuera, Jason Alafgani
[00:19:38] S1: No, no, I get that, man. I get that. And I believe that is something that anybody who is listening to us who might be in the same position as you will appreciate. But with that said, Jason, I'm noticing we're almost at time. But before I do finalize the episode, I did want to give you the space to let anybody who might be working at a law firm or is in wealth management, how could they go about finding further about Caddi and seeing if what they need is a proper fit with what you're offering? Like how would that work if somebody is [00:20:05] S0: Yeah. Well, I think everyone who's listening should visit try Caddi. So t r y, try and then Caddi, c a d d I dot com. And there is a free tier, so you can sign up, you can hook in your tools. And what's really awesome is right after sign up, there's something called Discover, which is our proactive AI that will immediately go into the tools that you give it and it will find automation opportunities. So it'll find the work that you're doing over and over again, quantify it, rank it, and say, hey, you should start with this. And then if you let it start there, it'll then automate that thing. So really, it's this this fun loop of discovering and then automating things for your own benefit, things that you didn't even realize. So try caddy.com, you know, try it out, totally free. And and if you have any feedback, please, you can find me on LinkedIn primarily, Jason Alafgani, and, you know, I'm open to any and all feedback. You can write it on the website as well. I would love to hear from you.
00:21:08 · Andres Figuera, Jason Alafgani
[00:21:08] S1: Amazing, man. And, if anybody is interested, you just heard it here first from Jason, go to tricaddi.com. I'm checking the website out in this moment and you can just sign up for free and get a really nice diagnosis of what you could automate, man. So that is a very nice way of letting anybody who is looking to what you offer, let them know further and how it really helps them in their day to day. So super cool that you guys can offer that. But with that said, Jason, thank you so much, for hopping on this episode with us, telling us your story, everything about Caddi and how you guys are working. We really appreciate your time. [00:21:39] S0: Thank you so much. [00:21:40] S1: No problem at all, brother. And to anybody who is here and listening to us, we appreciate you as well for hopping on these shows to listen to the different personalities we're bringing on and all the different industries that we're learning about. So with that said, have a good one.