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This is something I've been noticing for some time now. People don't search the way they used to. Instead of typing "best CRM for startups" , they'll ask ChatGPT: "I run a 5-person startup with a limited budget. What's the best CRM for us?" Instead of searching "best Chrome extension for productivity" , they'll ask: "What's the best Chrome extension to save time while working?" That's a completely different buying moment. The biggest mistake I see founders making is treating ChatGPT like another search engine. It isn't. People explain their goals, budget, problems, and context in one conversation. That's a much stronger buying signal than a couple of keywords. I genuinely think paid ChatGPT Ads are going to become one of the biggest customer acquisition channels over the next few years. If your product or service is the right answer to someone's conversation, that's one of the highest-intent moments you can show up in. I've been helping startups understand how to position themselves for paid ChatGPT campaigns, and it's been really interesting to see how different the strategy is compared to Google Ads. So I'm doing something for the community. I'm reviewing a few startups and small businesses and putting together a custom paid ChatGPT Ads strategy for them. I'll look at: Whether ChatGPT Ads even make sense for your business. How I'd position your product inside AI conversations. What I'd change before spending money on paid campaigns. A simple acquisition strategy tailored to your business. No generic report. No copy-paste advice. Just honest strategy. If you're building something interesting, DM me your website or landing page. I'll pick a few businesses and review them for free.   submitted by   /u/anshhh_0 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/23 05:19:46