First Turn Operations

I'm participating in the 100 Days of NoCode Bootcamp, and the challenge during the course is to create a product using NoCode tools AND THEN actually tell people about it.

So Internets, consider this my telling you all about it and sharing the fun little website I've made so they stop hassling me with their automated Slack messages about doing the thing.

Selfishly, I'm creating a solution to my own problem of hating marketing with a product that allows you to upload a video and have the magic of all this creepy AI weirdness turn it into social media posts for you.

Feasibly, you could sign up on my fun little webpage and get the updates about it that I'm feasibly going to write so you could feasibly use the product when it goes live.

(Or more than likely you can let me know you want one and I'll build it for you because here at First Turn we automate stuff; we don't build products all willy-nilly like people who build products).

Here's the link to check it out:

Automagic Video-to-Post Converter Use AI to Turn Your Videos Into Social Media Posts

Ok, so this might sound counterintuitive as a person who loves automation... but I'm not that wildly interested in new tech.

As an operations professional first and automation nerd second, I've seen way too many businesses get caught up in the latest shiny tool at the expense of actually solving their process problems.

It's like changing a horse's bit before you've tried to fill the gaps in its training (please tell me that metaphor makes sense to anyone else...? Downside of having an obscure hobby...)

Sure, there might be a better project management tool or email marketing tool out there than the one you're using. However, until you've really dialed in your process to the point where you've legitimately outgrown your current tool and need to address limitations, you're going to waste a bunch of time and probably money trying out the next new thing.

Use your current thing until your current thing doesn't meet your needs anymore. Then find another thing. You'll be much more informed on your requirements when you go to find something new.

(Also, I don't know who needs to hear this today - but you DON'T need that lifetime deal on AppSumo...just sayin')