Hello everyone I have been trying to reproduce the workflow in the classroom (Idea Expansion - Speech-To-Text). When I record a voice message then try to initiate the workflow, it does not work. It only works when I write something. What am I doing wrong?

Does anybody have any experience at building chatbots? Want to add this to my projects to do list. If anyone can point be in the right direction with regards to tutorial or platforms to use would be very grateful 🙏

Check out the video below demonstrating how to use Hormozi's Twitter method to test your hooks on autopilot.

Here it is... Hormozi's Twitter Content Method (Automated): https://www.skool.com/marketingautomation/classroom/0f898315 There's 4 parts to this automation. - Get Twitter Content from Slack: This first automation allows you to capture and store ideas for Twitter content directly from Slack. By leveraging Slack as a central hub for brainstorming and content generation, you can easily input ideas on the go and have them ready for further processing. - Post to Twitter: Once your content is generated and curated, this automation handles the seamless posting of tweets directly from your Google Sheets. It eliminates the need for manual posting, ensuring that your content is shared with your audience efficiently and on time. - Gather Stats on Tweets: After your content is posted, this automation gathers performance metrics such as views, likes, replies, and retweets for each tweet. It updates your Google Sheets with these stats, giving you a clear overview of how your content is performing. - Repurpose the Best Content: This final step in the automation process identifies your top-performing tweets from the past few days and repurposes them into new content. By consistently using high-performing material, you can maintain an engaging and impactful presence on Twitter. These four automations work together to create a comprehensive system for managing your Twitter content, from idea generation to performance analysis and content repurposing. Let me know your thoughts on it? Mike Download the Make Automations and Run for yourself

To replicate Alex Hormozi's content method, follow these steps: Step 1: Post on Twitter Post Unlimited Tweets: There is no penalty for posting multiple tweets. Post as many tweets as you want to gather the best ones that work well. Identify Hooks: Identify the tweets that perform well and use them as hooks. Step 2: Turn Hooks into Instagram Reels Use ChatGPT: Use ChatGPT to generate the text for your reels. You can ask it to replicate the style of tweets from Alex Hormozi or Gary Vee. Create Templates: Use templates to make the process more efficient. You can use Google Docs or Canva to create templates for your reels. Design Reels: Use Canva to design your reels. You can add background music, aesthetic backgrounds, and animated text to make them engaging. Step 3: Convert Reels into Longer Form Content Expand Hooks: Expand the hooks you identified in Step 1 into longer form content. This can be blog posts, YouTube videos, or podcasts. Utilize Templates: Use the templates you created in Step 2 to make the content creation process faster and more consistent. Engage and Retain: Ensure that your content is engaging and retains the audience's attention. This can be achieved by using hooks that grab attention and by structuring your content to keep viewers interested. Example Process Post Tweets: Post multiple tweets to gather the best ones. Identify Hooks: Identify the tweets that perform well and use them as hooks. Generate Reels: Use ChatGPT to generate text for your reels. Use templates to make the process faster. Design Reels: Use Canva to design your reels with engaging elements. Expand Hooks: Expand the hooks into longer form content, such as blog posts or YouTube videos. By following these steps, you can replicate Alex Hormozi's content method and create engaging content that resonates with your audience. I saw a video short from Alex describing this content process. It sounds great and very straight forward. Currently working on automating this process through Make.