AI developer Danny Postma discusses synthetic media and the future of social content with host Greg Isenberg.
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Postma predicts a one-person autonomous AI marketing agency could reach $1B revenue
“You could go into this and just basically build a marketing agency that scales to probably a billion dollar in revenue without having a single human sitting there. Just probably just one guy, which is managing all the terminal commands and checking if everythi…”
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Postma: Social Media Will Die in Five Years Due to AI
“I'm pretty sure. Like I think social media, how we know it is going to be dead in five years because everything is going to be fake. So either people are going to love it or no one's going to use it because it's going to be a black forest effect.”
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Postma: Blog Content Marketing Is Dead; Interactive Tools Now Win SEO
“I think if you're making blog posts now to rank to the number top of Google, like content marketing, you're done. You're fucked. But if you make tools and products and something like this, and that's how you rank on Google, I think you have future success.”
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Postma predicts programmatic AI SEO directories will become saturated within two years
“And this is probably not even going to work in two years in the world. Cause all these niches are going to be found. They're going to be filled in by people just doing all these things. Cause it's all highly automated, right?”
Insight
Postma: VC-Funded Competitors Benefit Indie Hackers by Subsidizing Market Awareness
“If you want to stay small, you're a bootstrapper, you're an indie hacker. It's only good if a competitor builds something like you, because they have the money to create awareness.”
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Postma: Shutterstock Could Replace All Its Photographers With AI by 2025
“But I think someone is probably Shutterstock is going to do this really well because they have like the whole database of photos, right? They could literally, I think in two years, put all their photographers out of a job and just have an AI generate the photo…”