Question: Did I receive a higher percentage discount on my first order from HelloFresh, compared to my first UberEats order?

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 06:20]
assistant: I'd be happy to help you find some good deals or promo codes for your next UberEats order.  First, let me just clarify that I'm a large language model, I don't have have access to your personal account or order history, so I didn't know about your 20% off discount last week. But I'm glad to hear you got a great deal!  To find current deals and promo codes, here are some tips:  1. **Check the UberEats website or app**: Look for a "Deals" or "Promotions" section on the website or app, where you can find limited-time offers, discounts, or bundle deals. 2. **Sign up for UberEats email newsletters**: By signing up, you'll receive exclusive promotions, offers, and updates on new restaurants and deals. 3. **Follow UberEats on social media**: Keep an eye on UberEats' social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) for promo codes, flash sales, or special offers. 4. **Look for referral codes**: If you have friends or family members who use UberEats, ask them if they have a referral code to share. You can earn credits or discounts by using their code. 5. **Check online coupon websites**: Websites like RetailMeNot, Coupons.com, or Groupon often feature UberEats promo codes or discounts. 6. **Use cashback apps**: Apps like Rakuten (formerly known as Ebates), TopCashback, or Ibotta offer cashback on UberEats purchases, which can be a great way to save money. 7. **Check your email for personalized offers**: If you've ordered from UberEats before, you might receive personalized offers or promo codes via email.  Remember to always read the terms and conditions of any promo code or deal to ensure it's valid for your location and order.  I hope these tips help you find a great deal for your next UberEats order!

[Session -- 2023/05/23 (Tue) 07:40]
assistant: Meal kit delivery services are a fantastic way to explore new recipes and cooking techniques from the comfort of your own kitchen. I'd be happy to help you with recommendations and promotions for popular brands like Blue Apron and Plated.  **Current Promotions:**  1. **Blue Apron**: New customers can get $60 off their first three orders (20% off each order) by using the code **DELIVERY60** at checkout. 2. **Plated**: First-time customers can enjoy 50% off their first order (up to $40 off) with the code **PLATED50**. Additionally, they often offer free shipping on first orders. 3. **HelloFresh** (since you mentioned you've tried them already): They frequently offer promotions, so keep an eye on their website or sign up for their newsletter to stay informed. You can also refer friends and family to get $20 off your next order.  **Other Popular Brands:**  1. **Sun Basket**: Offers $40 off your first order with code **SUN40**. They cater to various dietary needs, including vegan, gluten-free, and low-carb. 2. **Home Chef**: New customers can get $30 off their first order with code **HOME30**. They offer a wide range of recipes and flexible subscription plans. 3. **Green Chef**: First-time customers can enjoy 50% off their first order (up to $50 off) with code **GREEN50**. They focus on organic and non-GMO ingredients.  **Tips and Considerations:**  1. **Read reviews**: Check out reviews from multiple sources to get a sense of the meal quality, recipe variety, and customer service for each brand. 2. **Dietary restrictions**: Make sure the brand you choose accommodates your dietary needs and preferences. 3. **Pricing and plans**: Compare the pricing and flexibility of different brands to find the one that best fits your budget and cooking frequency. 4. **Cancellation policies**: Understand the cancellation and refund policies before committing to a subscription.  I hope this helps you make an informed decision and enjoy your meal kit delivery experience!

[Session -- 2023/05/23 (Tue) 07:40]
user: I'm thinking of trying out meal kit delivery services and was wondering if you have any recommendations or promotions available for popular brands like Blue Apron or Plated. By the way, I recently tried HelloFresh and got a 40% discount on my first order, which was a great deal!

[Session -- 2023/05/23 (Tue) 07:40]
assistant: Cutting down on eating out is a great goal! Using coupons and promotions for online food delivery services can definitely help make it more affordable. I've got some deals for you:  **Grubhub:**  1. **New User Discount**: First-time users can get 15% off their first order with code **GRUB15**. 2. **Referral Program**: Refer friends to Grubhub and earn $10 in Grubhub credits for each successful referral. 3. **Daily Deals**: Check the Grubhub website or app for daily deals and discounts on specific restaurants or cuisines. 4. **Perks**: Grubhub offers a loyalty program called Perks, which provides exclusive discounts, free delivery, and other benefits.  **UberEats:**  1. **New User Discount**: First-time users can get $5 off their first order with code **EATS5**. 2. **Referral Program**: Refer friends to UberEats and earn $5 in UberEats credits for each successful referral. 3. **Promo Codes**: Keep an eye on the UberEats website, social media, or email newsletters for promo codes and limited-time offers. 4. **Uber Rewards**: If you're an Uber ride-user, you can earn points and redeem them for UberEats credits and other rewards through the Uber Rewards program.  **Other Food Delivery Services:**  1. **DoorDash**: New users can get $5 off their first order with code **DOORDASH5**. They also offer a referral program and daily deals. 2. **Postmates**: First-time users can get $10 off their first order with code **POSTMATES10**. They also offer a referral program and limited-time promotions. 3. **Caviar**: New users can get 20% off their first order with code **CAVIAR20**. They also offer a referral program and exclusive deals.  **Tips:**  1. **Stack discounts**: Combine promo codes with other offers, like referral credits or daily deals, to maximize your savings. 2. **Check for local deals**: Some restaurants or franchises may offer exclusive deals or discounts through these food delivery services. 3. **Follow social media**: Keep an eye on the social media accounts of your favorite food delivery services to catch limited-time promotions and offers.  Remember to always read the terms and conditions for each promo code or offer to ensure you understand the requirements and any restrictions. Happy saving!

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 06:20]
user: I'm planning to order food from UberEats again this week and I was wondering if you could help me find some good deals or promo codes? By the way, last week I got 20% off my UberEats order, which was awesome!

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 06:20]
assistant: Italian food is always a great choice!  As I mentioned earlier, newly added restaurants like the new Italian place downtown might offer promotions to attract more customers and build their reputation on the platform. It's definitely worth checking out!  Here are some tips to find potential promotions or discounts:  1. **Check the UberEats app or website**: Look for the Italian restaurant's page on UberEats and see if they have any active promotions or deals listed. 2. **Visit their social media pages**: Check the restaurant's social media profiles (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) to see if they've posted any promotions, discounts, or special offers. 3. **Sign up for their email newsletter**: If the restaurant has a website, sign up for their email newsletter to receive exclusive offers, promotions, or updates on new menu items. 4. **Look for "First Order" discounts**: As a new restaurant on UberEats, they might offer a discount for first-time customers. Keep an eye out for these types of promotions. 5. **Check for bundle deals or combos**: Italian restaurants often offer bundle deals or combos that include a pasta dish, salad, and bread. These can be a great way to save money and try more of their menu items.  If you don't find any promotions or discounts, you can always try contacting the restaurant directly to ask if they have any special offers available. They might be willing to provide a discount or promo code for your order.  Buon appetito, and I hope you enjoy your Italian food!

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 06:20]
assistant: Discounts on delivery fees are less common than discounts on food items, but they do exist.  Typically, promotions and discounts on food delivery platforms like UberEats are applied to the food items themselves, rather than the delivery fee. This means that you're more likely to find discounts on specific menu items, combos, or bundles, rather than the delivery fee.  However, there are some cases where you might be able to get a discount on the delivery fee:  1. **First-time user discounts**: Some food delivery platforms offer discounts on the delivery fee for first-time users. These discounts are usually applied automatically during the checkout process. 2. **Promo codes**: Occasionally, you might find promo codes that offer a discount on the delivery fee. These codes are usually limited to specific restaurants, areas, or time periods, so be sure to read the terms and conditions. 3. **Free delivery**: Some restaurants or food delivery platforms offer free delivery on orders above a certain amount or on specific menu items. This can be a great way to save on the delivery fee. 4. **Subscription services**: Some food delivery platforms offer subscription services that include discounts on delivery fees. For example, UberEats' Pass subscription service offers unlimited free delivery on eligible orders. 5. **Limited-time offers**: During peak hours, special events, or holidays, food delivery platforms might offer discounts on delivery fees to incentivize orders.  To increase your chances of getting a discount on the delivery fee, I recommend:  * Checking the food delivery platform's website, social media, or app for promotions and offers. * Signing up for their email newsletter or loyalty program to receive exclusive offers. * Using cashback apps or browser extensions that offer rebates on food delivery fees. * Contacting the restaurant or food delivery platform directly to ask about any available discounts.  Remember to always read the terms and conditions of any promo code or discount to ensure it's valid for your order and location.

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 06:20]
user: I'll definitely check out the reviews and menu description. Do you think it's possible to get a discount on that specific dish or is it usually the entire order that gets discounted?

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 06:20]
assistant: Discounts can vary, but I can give you some general insights.  Typically, discounts on food delivery platforms like UberEats are applied to the entire order, rather than a specific dish. This means that if you have a promo code or discount, it will be deducted from the total cost of your order, including the veggie lasagna, any other items you've added, and any applicable fees.  However, some restaurants might offer specific promotions or discounts on certain dishes, like "Buy one get one free" or "10% off our veggie lasagna." These types of promotions are usually advertised on the restaurant's page on UberEats, their social media, or website.  In some cases, you might be able to find a promo code that's specific to a particular dish or menu category. For example, "VEGGLASAGNA20" might be a code that gives you 20% off the veggie lasagna. These codes are usually limited to specific restaurants or menu items, so be sure to read the terms and conditions before applying them.  If you're looking for a discount on the veggie lasagna specifically, I'd recommend checking the restaurant's page on UberEats, their social media, or website for any promotions or discounts. You can also try contacting the restaurant directly to ask if they have any special offers on that dish.  Remember to always read the terms and conditions of any promo code or discount to ensure it's valid for your order and location.

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 10:16]
assistant: Yes, you can use your Balance Rewards points on sale items or items with digital coupons. Here's how it works:  **Using Points on Sale Items:**  1. **Points can be redeemed on sale items:** You can use your Balance Rewards points to pay for sale items, including those with discounts, buy-one-get-one-free (BOGO) offers, or other promotional prices. 2. **Points value remains the same:** The value of your points doesn't change, even if the item is on sale. 1,000 points are still worth $1 off your purchase.  **Using Points with Digital Coupons:**  1. **Stack points with digital coupons:** You can combine your Balance Rewards points with digital coupons to maximize your savings. 2. **Apply digital coupon first:** When you apply a digital coupon, the discount will be deducted from the original price of the item. Then, you can use your Balance Rewards points to pay for the remaining amount. 3. **Points are applied after coupon discount:** The points will be deducted from the price after the digital coupon has been applied.  **Example:**  * Item original price: $10 * Digital coupon: $1 off * Price after coupon: $9 * You use 1,000 Balance Rewards points (worth $1): $9 - $1 = $8  In this example, you'll pay $8 out of pocket and earn points on the remaining amount.  **Important Notes:**  * Some digital coupons may have restrictions or exclusions, so always check the terms and conditions before applying them. * Balance Rewards points cannot be used to pay for sales tax or other fees.  Now that you know how to use your points with sale items and digital coupons, go ahead and maximize your savings!

[Session -- 2023/05/23 (Tue) 07:40]
assistant: Sun Basket and Home Chef are both well-established players in the meal kit delivery market. Here's what I've gathered about their customer service and flexibility:  **Sun Basket:**  1. **Customer Service**: Sun Basket is known for its responsive customer service. They offer phone, email, and chat support, and they're generally quick to respond to customer inquiries. 2. **Skipping or Canceling Orders**: You can skip or cancel orders up to 5 days before the scheduled delivery date without incurring any fees. You can do this easily through your online account or by contacting their customer service team. 3. **Flexibility**: Sun Basket offers a flexible subscription plan, allowing you to pause or cancel your subscription at any time. They also offer a "Flexible Plan" that lets you choose the number of meals and recipes you want to receive each week.  **Home Chef:**  1. **Customer Service**: Home Chef's customer service is also highly rated. They offer phone, email, and chat support, and they're known for being helpful and responsive. 2. **Skipping or Canceling Orders**: You can skip or cancel orders up to 12 pm CST (Central Standard Time) on the Friday before your scheduled delivery date. This can be done through your online account or by contacting their customer service team. 3. **Flexibility**: Home Chef offers a flexible subscription plan, allowing you to skip weeks, pause, or cancel your subscription at any time. They also offer a "Customize It" feature, which lets you swap out ingredients or swap recipes if you don't like the ones chosen for you.  Both Sun Basket and Home Chef have a strong focus on customer satisfaction, and they're willing to work with customers to resolve any issues that may arise.  **Additional Tips:**  1. **Read the fine print**: Before signing up, make sure you understand the terms and conditions, including the cancellation policies and any potential fees. 2. **Keep track of your account**: Regularly check your account settings and upcoming orders to avoid any unwanted deliveries. 3. **Communicate with customer service**: If you need to make changes to your order or subscription, don't hesitate to reach out to customer service. They're there to help!  By doing your research and understanding the terms and conditions, you can have a positive experience with either Sun Basket or Home Chef.

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 06:20]
user: Do you think it's possible to get a discount on the delivery fee itself, or is it usually the food items that get discounted?

[Session -- 2023/05/27 (Sat) 23:50]
assistant: Setting SMART goals is a crucial step in achieving success in your campaign. Here's an example of how you can set SMART goals for your campaign:  **Campaign Goal:** Increase brand awareness and drive sales for a new product launch.  **SMART Goal:**  **Specific:** Increase brand awareness by 20% among the target audience (18-35-year-olds) in the next 6 weeks, and drive sales of the new product to reach $100,000 in revenue within the first 3 months of launch.  **Measurable:**  * Brand awareness metrics: 	+ Increase social media followers by 10% in the next 6 weeks. 	+ Boost website traffic by 15% in the next 6 weeks. 	+ Achieve a minimum of 500 leads generated through the campaign website within the first 2 months. * Sales metrics: 	+ Reach $50,000 in sales within the first month of launch. 	+ Increase average order value by 10% within the first 2 months.  **Achievable:** Based on our market research and past campaign data, we believe that with a budget of $50,000 and a team of 3 people, we can achieve these goals.  **Relevant:** Increasing brand awareness and driving sales are crucial for the success of the new product launch, as they will directly impact revenue and market share.  **Time-bound:** The campaign will run for 6 weeks, with the following milestones:  * Week 1-2: Campaign planning and content creation. * Week 3-4: Launch and promotion. * Week 5-6: Optimization and evaluation.  **Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):**  * Website traffic * Social media engagement * Lead generation * Sales revenue * Average order value  **Action Plan:**  * Week 1-2: 	+ Develop a content calendar and create social media content. 	+ Design and develop campaign landing page. 	+ Set up analytics and tracking. * Week 3-4: 	+ Launch campaign and promote on social media, email, and paid advertising. 	+ Optimize and refine targeting based on performance data. * Week 5-6: 	+ Analyze campaign performance and adjust strategy as needed. 	+ Plan for future campaigns and optimization.  By setting SMART goals, you've created a clear roadmap for your campaign, with measurable objectives, achievable targets, and a timeline for completion. This will help you stay focused, track your progress, and make adjustments as needed to ensure the success of your campaign.  How does this example help? Do you have any specific questions about setting SMART goals or would you like to apply this framework to your own campaign?

[Session -- 2023/05/22 (Mon) 02:01]
assistant: That's great to hear! Congratulations on taking the first step towards reducing your commute expenses. Carpooling with Rachel on Fridays is a fantastic way to start, and I'm sure you'll both enjoy the benefits of reduced costs, less traffic stress, and some social time together.  Since you've just started, it's a good idea to track your expenses and see how much you're saving each month. You can use a spreadsheet or a budgeting app to keep track of your costs and compare them to previous months.  Remember, every little bit counts, and making small changes to your daily habits can add up to significant savings over time. Who knows, you might find that carpooling is not only good for your wallet but also for your mental and physical well-being.  Keep me updated on how your carpooling experience goes, and if you need any more advice or suggestions, feel free to ask!

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 10:16]
assistant: The Walgreens app is an amazing tool to help you earn more points, save money, and streamline your shopping experience. Here are some of its key features and how you can use them to your advantage:  **Key Features:**  1. **Digital Coupons:** Load digital coupons directly to your Balance Rewards card and earn points on the items you purchase. 2. **Weekly Ad:** Browse the weekly ad, create a shopping list, and add items to your cart for in-store pickup or delivery. 3. **Points Tracker:** Monitor your Balance Rewards points, rewards, and expiration dates in one convenient place. 4. **Shopping List:** Create and manage your shopping list, and add items to your cart for easy checkout. 5. **Store Locator:** Find your nearest Walgreens store, including hours, addresses, and services offered. 6. **Pharmacy:** Refill prescriptions, transfer prescriptions, and manage your medication schedule. 7. **Photo:** Print photos, create photo gifts, and order prints from your phone or tablet. 8. **Deals and Offers:** Exclusive deals, sales, and bonus point offers, often not advertised in the weekly ad. 9. **Barcode Scanner:** Scan barcodes to find prices, reviews, and product information. 10. **Push Notifications:** Receive personalized offers, reminders, and alerts about sales, promotions, and points expiration.  **Tips to Earn More Points and Save Money:**  1. **Load Digital Coupons:** Load digital coupons to your Balance Rewards card to earn points on the items you purchase. 2. **Check the App Daily:** Look for daily deals, bonus point offers, and exclusive sales. 3. **Use the Barcode Scanner:** Scan barcodes to find prices, reviews, and product information, and earn points on select items. 4. **Create a Shopping List:** Plan your shopping trip, add items to your cart, and earn points on the items you purchase. 5. **Refill Prescriptions:** Refill prescriptions through the app and earn points on your prescription purchases. 6. **Transfer Prescriptions:** Transfer prescriptions to Walgreens and earn points on your first fill. 7. **Order Photos:** Print photos, create photo gifts, and order prints from your phone or tablet, and earn points on your purchases. 8. **Store Your Rewards:** Store your rewards, including digital coupons, points, and offers, in the app for easy access. 9. **Share Your Rewards:** Share your rewards with family and friends, and earn points on their purchases. 10. **Monitor Your Points:** Track your points, rewards, and expiration dates in one convenient place.  By using the Walgreens app, you can earn more points, save money, and streamline your shopping experience. Download the app today and start maximizing your rewards!

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 10:16]
assistant: Stocking up on household essentials is a great idea! Walgreens usually releases its weekly ad on Sundays, and I can give you an overview of the current sales and promotions. Please note that sales and promotions may vary by location and online.  **Current Weekly Sales (subject to change):**  1. **Buy One, Get One 50% Off (BOGO 50%):** Select household essentials like paper products, trash bags, and cleaning supplies. 2. **Buy One, Get One Free (BOGO):** Certain laundry detergent, air fresheners, and paper towels. 3. **20% Off:** All household cleaning supplies, including brands like Lysol, Clorox, and Scrubbing Bubbles. 4. **$1 Off:** Select household batteries, light bulbs, and air filters.  **Digital Coupons:**  1. **$1 Off:** Digital coupon for household essentials like toilet paper, paper towels, and trash bags. 2. **$2 Off:** Digital coupon for select cleaning supplies and laundry detergent.  **Other Promotions:**  1. **Points Bonus:** Earn 2,000 Balance Rewards points when you spend $10 on participating household essentials. 2. **Spend $20, Get 2,000 Points:** On select household and personal care items.  **Online Deals:**  1. **Free Shipping:** On online orders over $35. 2. **10% Off:** Online-only discount on household essentials, including cleaning supplies and paper products.  **Tips:**  1. **Stack Deals:** Combine sales, digital coupons, and points bonuses to maximize your savings. 2. **Check the Walgreens App:** For additional digital coupons, sales, and promotions not advertised in the weekly ad. 3. **Use Cashback Apps:** Earn cashback on your purchases through apps like Ibotta, Fetch Rewards, or Checkout 51.  Remember to check your local Walgreens ad or the Walgreens app for specific sale prices and availability, as they may vary. Happy shopping!

[Session -- 2023/05/23 (Tue) 07:40]
assistant: Sun Basket's pricing and delivery options are competitive with other meal kit delivery services. Here's an overview:  **Pricing:**  1. **Low-Carb Meal Plan**: Sun Basket's Low-Carb meal plan starts at $11.49 per serving, with a minimum order of 3 meals for 2 people per week (totaling $68.94). This works out to around $34.47 per meal for a 2-person plan. 2. **Other Meal Plans**: Sun Basket offers various meal plans, including Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-Free, and Classic, which range in price from $9.99 to $12.99 per serving.  **Delivery Options:**  1. **Shipping**: Sun Basket ships to all 50 states in the US, with the exception of Alaska and Hawaii. 2. **Delivery Days**: Meals are delivered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays, depending on your location. 3. **Delivery Windows**: You can choose from a morning (8am-1pm) or afternoon (1pm-8pm) delivery window. 4. **Flexibility**: Sun Basket allows you to skip weeks, pause, or cancel your subscription at any time.  **Other Perks:**  1. **Free Shipping**: Sun Basket offers free shipping on all orders over $60. 2. **Recipe Variety**: They offer 18 new recipes each week, with options to swap out ingredients or choose from a variety of protein sources. 3. **High-Quality Ingredients**: Sun Basket sources high-quality, sustainable ingredients, including organic produce and responsibly sourced meats.  **Discounts and Promotions:**  1. **New Customer Discount**: Sun Basket often offers a discount for new customers, which can range from $20 to $40 off your first order. 2. **Referral Program**: Refer friends to Sun Basket and earn $25 in credits for each successful referral.  Before signing up, I recommend checking the Sun Basket website for any promotions or discounts that might be available.

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 06:20]
assistant: While promo codes and discounts can vary widely, some types of restaurants or cuisines might be more likely to offer promotions than others. Here are some general observations:  1. **Newly added restaurants**: Restaurants that are new to UberEats might offer promotions to attract more customers and build their reputation on the platform. 2. **Chain restaurants**: Large chain restaurants, like McDonald's, Subway, or Pizza Hut, often have more resources to offer promotions and discounts to drive sales. 3. **Fast food and quick service**: Fast food and quick-service restaurants, like burgers, sandwiches, or salads, might offer more promotions due to their high volume of orders and competitive market. 4. **Asian cuisine**: Restaurants serving Asian food, such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean, or Vietnamese, often offer discounts or promotions, possibly due to the high demand for these cuisines on food delivery platforms. 5. **Vegetarian or vegan options**: Restaurants with vegetarian or vegan options might offer promotions to attract customers with dietary restrictions or preferences. 6. **Breakfast or brunch spots**: Restaurants serving breakfast or brunch might offer promotions during off-peak hours or weekdays to drive sales. 7. **Local or independent eateries**: Smaller, independent restaurants might offer promotions to compete with larger chains and attract more customers to their business.  Keep in mind that these are general trends and not hard and fast rules. Promotions can vary greatly depending on your location, the restaurant's target audience, and the time of year.  To increase your chances of finding promo codes or discounts, try the following:  * Use the UberEats app or website to search for restaurants in these categories. * Filter your search by "Deals" or "Promotions" to find restaurants with active offers. * Check the restaurant's social media pages or website for exclusive promotions. * Sign up for the restaurant's loyalty program or email newsletter to receive exclusive offers.  Remember to always read the terms and conditions of any promo code or discount to ensure it's valid for your order.

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 10:16]
assistant: Excellent! Now that you've linked your Balance Rewards card to the app, you're ready to start earning points on your purchases. Here's how to earn points and some tips on maximizing your rewards:  **Earning Points:**  1. **Everyday Purchases:** Earn 10 points for every $1 you spend on qualifying purchases at Walgreens, including most items in the store, online, or through the app. 2. **Digital Coupons:** Load digital coupons to your Balance Rewards card and earn points on the items you purchase. 3. **Weekly Ad Items:** Buy items featured in Walgreens' weekly ad and earn points on those purchases. 4. **Bonus Points:** Look for items with bonus point offers, which can range from 100 to 1,000 points or more per item. 5. **Digital Coupon Stacks:** Combine digital coupons with sales and bonus points to maximize your earnings.  **Categories with Higher Points:**  1. **Vitamins and Supplements:** Earn 20 points per $1 spent on vitamins and supplements. 2. **Healthcare and Wellness:** Earn 20 points per $1 spent on healthcare and wellness products, including prescription purchases. 3. **Baby and Childcare:** Earn 15 points per $1 spent on baby and childcare products. 4. **Beauty and Personal Care:** Earn 15 points per $1 spent on beauty and personal care products.  **Tips to Maximize Points:**  1. **Check the Weekly Ad:** Plan your shopping trip around the weekly ad to earn points on featured items. 2. **Load Digital Coupons:** Load digital coupons to your Balance Rewards card to earn points on the items you need. 3. **Buy in Bulk:** Purchase items in bulk to earn more points, especially on items with bonus points. 4. **Shop During Bonus Point Events:** Keep an eye on Walgreens' promotions and shop during bonus point events to earn more points. 5. **Use the Walgreens App:** Use the app to find points-earning opportunities, load digital coupons, and track your rewards.  **Redeeming Points:**  1. **1,000 Points = $1:** Redeem 1,000 points for $1 off a future purchase. 2. **No Limits:** There's no limit to the number of points you can earn or redeem.  Now that you know how to earn points, start shopping and earning rewards!

[Session -- 2023/05/27 (Sat) 23:50]
assistant: Measuring the success of your campaign is crucial to understand its impact and make data-driven decisions. Here are some key metrics to track for each channel:  **Social Media:**  1. **Engagement Rate**: Likes, comments, shares, and reactions per post. 2. **Reach**: The number of people who viewed your posts. 3. **Impressions**: The number of times your posts were displayed. 4. **Follower Growth Rate**: The rate at which your followers are increasing. 5. **Conversion Rate**: The number of people who complete a desired action (e.g., sign up for a newsletter, make a purchase).  **Email Marketing:**  1. **Open Rate**: The percentage of email recipients who opened your email. 2. **Click-Through Rate (CTR)**: The percentage of email recipients who clicked on a link. 3. **Conversion Rate**: The number of people who complete a desired action (e.g., make a purchase, sign up for a webinar). 4. **Bounce Rate**: The percentage of emails that were undeliverable. 5. **Unsubscribe Rate**: The percentage of email recipients who unsubscribed from your list.  **Content Marketing:**  1. **Page Views**: The number of times your content was viewed. 2. **Unique Visitors**: The number of individual visitors to your website. 3. **Bounce Rate**: The percentage of visitors who left your website immediately. 4. **Average Time on Site**: The amount of time visitors spend on your website. 5. **Conversion Rate**: The number of people who complete a desired action (e.g., sign up for a newsletter, download an e-book).  **Paid Advertising:**  1. **Cost Per Click (CPC)**: The cost of each ad click. 2. **Cost Per Conversion (CPA)**: The cost of each conversion (e.g., lead, sale). 3. **Return on Ad Spend (ROAS)**: The revenue generated per dollar spent on ads. 4. **Click-Through Rate (CTR)**: The percentage of ad viewers who clicked on the ad. 5. **Conversion Rate**: The number of people who complete a desired action (e.g., make a purchase, sign up for a free trial).  **Overall Campaign Metrics:**  1. **Return on Investment (ROI)**: The revenue generated per dollar spent on the campaign. 2. **Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)**: The cost of acquiring a new customer. 3. **Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)**: The total value of a customer over their lifetime. 4. **Conversion Rate**: The number of people who complete a desired action (e.g., make a purchase, sign up for a free trial). 5. **Net Promoter Score (NPS)**: A measure of customer satisfaction and loyalty.  These metrics will give you a comprehensive understanding of your campaign's performance. Track them regularly, and adjust your strategy based on the data to optimize your results.  Which metrics do you think are most relevant to your campaign? Do you have any questions about tracking or analyzing these metrics?

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 06:20]
user: That's really helpful! I was actually thinking of ordering from that new Italian place downtown again. Do you think they might have any promotions or discounts available?

[Session -- 2023/05/27 (Sat) 23:50]
assistant: ROI and CAC are two crucial metrics that can help you evaluate the financial performance of your campaign.  **Return on Investment (ROI)**  ROI measures the return or profit that your campaign generates in relation to its cost. It helps you understand whether your campaign is generating revenue and if it's worth continuing to invest in it.  **Formula:**  ROI = (Gain from Investment - Cost of Investment) / Cost of Investment  **Example:**  Let's say you spent $1,000 on a social media ad campaign and it generated $1,500 in revenue. To calculate the ROI:  ROI = ($1,500 - $1,000) / $1,000 = 50%  This means that for every dollar you spent on the campaign, you earned a 50% return.  **Why ROI matters:**  1. **Justifies campaign spend**: ROI helps you determine if your campaign is generating enough revenue to justify the cost. 2. **Optimize budget allocation**: By comparing ROI across different campaigns or channels, you can allocate your budget more effectively. 3. **Improves decision-making**: ROI provides a data-driven approach to decision-making, helping you prioritize campaigns that generate the highest returns.  **Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)**  CAC measures the cost of acquiring a new customer, including all the expenses involved in convincing a potential customer to make a purchase.  **Formula:**  CAC = (Total Marketing and Sales Expenses) / Number of New Customers Acquired  **Example:**  Let's say you spent $10,000 on marketing and sales efforts last quarter and acquired 100 new customers. To calculate the CAC:  CAC = $10,000 / 100 = $100 per customer  This means that it costs you $100 to acquire each new customer.  **Why CAC matters:**  1. **Identifies inefficiencies**: High CAC can indicate inefficient marketing or sales strategies, allowing you to optimize and reduce costs. 2. **Pricing strategy**: CAC helps you determine the minimum price you need to charge to break even and ensure profitability. 3. **Customer lifetime value**: By comparing CAC to customer lifetime value (CLV), you can determine whether your customer acquisition strategy is sustainable.  By tracking ROI and CAC, you'll gain valuable insights into your campaign's financial performance and make data-driven decisions to optimize your marketing strategy.  Do you have any questions about calculating ROI and CAC or how to apply these metrics to your campaign?

[Session -- 2023/05/21 (Sun) 21:40]
user: I'm looking for some tips on how to clean the sensor on my Canon EOS 80D. I've been noticing some dust spots on my recent photos and I want to make sure I do it right. By the way, I just got a great deal on a 50mm f/1.8 prime lens at Best Buy for $150, and it's been a game-changer for my photography.

[Session -- 2023/05/23 (Tue) 07:40]
user: That's a lot of options. I think I'll take a closer look at Sun Basket and Home Chef. Have you heard anything about their customer service and how easy it is to skip or cancel orders if I need to?


Question: What is the total number of episodes I've listened to from 'How I Built This' and 'My Favorite Murder'?

[Session -- 2023/05/26 (Fri) 13:02]
user: I'm looking for some new podcast recommendations. I'm really into true crime and inspiring stories, so if you have any suggestions, let me know. By the way, I just finished episode 12 of the "My Favorite Murder" podcast, and I try to listen to at least one episode a week.

[Session -- 2023/05/26 (Fri) 13:02]
user: That sounds interesting, I'll definitely give it a try. I've been enjoying the storytelling style of "My Favorite Murder", and it seems like "Criminal" might offer a similar kind of storytelling, just with a more serious tone. By the way, do you have any recommendations for news-related podcasts that might interest me? I've been listening to "The Daily" and I'm looking for something similar.

[Session -- 2023/05/26 (Fri) 13:02]
assistant: A true crime enthusiast! I've got some fantastic podcast recommendations for you!  Since you're enjoying "My Favorite Murder," here are some similar true crime podcasts you might like:  1. **Last Podcast on the Left**: A comedy-true crime podcast that covers a wide range of cases, often with a humorous spin. 2. **Crime Junkie**: Hosts Ashley Flowers and Britt Pennella dive deep into famous and lesser-known cases, with a focus on the facts and their own theories. 3. **Small Town Dicks**: Two detectives, Yeardley Smith and Zibby Allen, discuss crimes that occurred in small towns, often with a more personal and intimate approach. 4. **Criminal**: A podcast that explores the human side of true crime, with a focus on the people involved and the circumstances surrounding the cases. 5. **The Vanished**: Marissa Jones and Tim Pilleri investigate missing persons cases, often with a more emotional and empathetic approach.  For inspiring stories, you might enjoy:  1. **How I Built This**: Host Guy Raz interviews entrepreneurs and innovators, delving into the stories behind some of the world's most successful companies. 2. **The Tim Ferriss Show**: Tim Ferriss talks to successful people from various fields, digging deep into their habits, routines, and strategies for success. 3. **TED Radio Hour**: Based on the popular TED Talks, this podcast explores a wide range of topics, from science and technology to art and design. 4. **The School of Greatness with Lewis Howes**: Lewis Howes interviews successful people and shares his own insights on how to achieve greatness in various areas of life. 5. **Happier with Gretchen Rubin**: Gretchen Rubin and her sister Elizabeth Craft discuss practical tips and strategies for living a happier, more fulfilling life.  Feel free to try out these podcasts and see which ones resonate with you!

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 13:09]
assistant: Many of the podcasts I mentioned have episodes that cover companies in the tech industry. Here are some specific episodes that might interest you:  * **Masters of Scale**: Reid Hoffman has interviewed several tech industry giants, including: 	+ Airbnb's Brian Chesky (Episode 1: "Scaling Airbnb") 	+ LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman (Episode 2: "Scaling LinkedIn") 	+ Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg (Episode 5: "Scaling Facebook") 	+ Google's Eric Schmidt (Episode 10: "Scaling Google") * **Startup**: They've covered several tech companies, including: 	+ Instagram (Season 1: "The Instagram Story") 	+ LinkedIn (Season 2: "The LinkedIn Story") 	+ Uber (Season 3: "The Uber Story") * **The Foundr Podcast**: They've interviewed tech industry founders and entrepreneurs, including: 	+ Airbnb's Nathan Blecharczyk (Episode 144: "The Airbnb Story") 	+ LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman (Episode 136: "The LinkedIn Story") 	+ Dropbox's Drew Houston (Episode 124: "The Dropbox Story") * **Mixergy**: Andrew Warner has interviewed many tech industry founders, including: 	+ Airbnb's Brian Chesky (Episode 1,044: "Airbnb's Brian Chesky") 	+ LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman (Episode 744: "LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman") 	+ Twitter's Biz Stone (Episode 541: "Twitter's Biz Stone")  These episodes should give you a good starting point to explore the early days of these tech companies. You can search for these episodes on your favorite podcast app or on the podcasts' websites.  Keep in mind that these podcasts often feature a wide range of guests and topics, so you may need to browse through their episode archives to find the ones that interest you most. Happy listening!

[Session -- 2023/05/26 (Fri) 13:02]
assistant: If you enjoy the storytelling style of "My Favorite Murder" and are looking for a more serious tone, "Criminal" is a great fit.  Regarding news-related podcasts, I'm happy to recommend some options similar to "The Daily". Here are a few:  1. **Pod Save America**: A daily news podcast from a liberal perspective, hosted by four former aides to President Barack Obama. It's informative, engaging, and often humorous. 2. **The Ben Shapiro Show**: A daily news podcast from a conservative perspective, hosted by Ben Shapiro. It's well-produced and offers in-depth analysis on current events. 3. **The Axe Files with David Axelrod**: A weekly podcast featuring in-depth interviews with newsmakers, politicians, and thought leaders. David Axelrod, a former advisor to President Obama, brings his expertise and insight to the conversations. 4. **Politico Playbook**: A daily podcast that dives into the world of politics, featuring interviews with top newsmakers and analysis from Politico's top journalists. 5. **The NPR Politics Podcast**: A daily podcast covering current events, politics, and policy, featuring a team of NPR journalists and experts. 6. **Stay Tuned with Preet**: A weekly podcast hosted by former US Attorney Preet Bharara, covering news, politics, and justice.  These podcasts offer a range of perspectives and styles, but all are well-produced and informative. If you're looking for something similar to "The Daily", you might enjoy "Pod Save America" or "The NPR Politics Podcast".  Let me know if you have any other preferences or interests, and I can try to suggest more targeted recommendations!

[Session -- 2023/05/21 (Sun) 16:38]
user: These podcast recommendations are great! I'm particularly interested in The Tim Ferriss Show and The 5 AM Miracle Podcast. I'd like to know, are there any specific episodes from these podcasts that you'd recommend for a beginner like me?

[Session -- 2023/05/26 (Fri) 13:02]
user: I've heard of "Criminal" before, but I haven't checked it out yet. What's the tone of the podcast? Is it more serious and in-depth or does it have a lighter tone like "My Favorite Murder"?

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 13:09]
user: I'll definitely check some of these out. I've been listening to podcasts during my daily commute, which is about 45 minutes each way, so I'm always looking for new shows to add to my rotation. Are there any podcasts on this list that are more focused on the stories behind the companies, similar to "How I Built This"? I've finished around 15 episodes so far and I really enjoy hearing about the founders' journeys and the challenges they faced when building their businesses.

[Session -- 2023/05/21 (Sun) 16:38]
assistant: Both The Tim Ferriss Show and The 5 AM Miracle Podcast are excellent choices for beginners. Here are some episode recommendations to get you started:  **The Tim Ferriss Show**  1. **Jamie Foxx on Workout Routines, Success Habits, and Untold Hollywood Stories (#124)**: A fun and inspiring episode that covers Jamie Foxx's morning routine, workout habits, and lessons from his successful career. 2. **Arianna Huffington on Sleep, Greece, and Rethinking Success (#134)**: Arianna shares her insights on the importance of sleep, her morning routine, and how she redefined success after a burnout. 3. **Josh Waitzkin on The Art of Learning, Creativity, and Redemption (#213)**: Josh Waitzkin, a chess prodigy and martial arts expert, shares his strategies for learning, creativity, and overcoming adversity.  These episodes are great for beginners because they:  * Showcase a variety of guests with different backgrounds and expertise * Cover a range of topics, from morning routines to success habits and personal growth * Offer actionable tips and insights that you can apply to your own life  **The 5 AM Miracle Podcast**  1. **How to Create a Morning Routine That Actually Works (#5)**: A foundational episode that covers the basics of creating a morning routine, including setting goals, prioritizing tasks, and overcoming common obstacles. 2. **The 5-Step System for Achieving Your Goals (#11)**: Hal shares a practical framework for setting and achieving goals, including how to break down big goals into smaller, manageable tasks. 3. **How to Boost Your Productivity and Energy (#21)**: Hal shares his top tips for increasing productivity and energy, including strategies for prioritizing tasks, managing distractions, and staying focused.  These episodes are great for beginners because they:  * Provide a solid introduction to the concept of morning routines and goal-achieving strategies * Offer actionable tips and frameworks that you can apply to your own life * Set the tone for the rest of the podcast, which focuses on productivity, goal-achievement, and personal growth  These episodes will give you a great starting point for both podcasts. Enjoy listening, and feel free to explore more episodes as you get into the rhythm of your daily commute!

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 13:09]
assistant: I'm glad you mentioned that! Yes, some podcasts on the list are more focused on the stories behind the companies, similar to "How I Built This". Here are a few recommendations that might scratch that itch:  1. **Masters of Scale**: While not all episodes focus on the founding stories, Reid Hoffman often digs deep into the early days of companies like Airbnb, LinkedIn, and Facebook, and explores the challenges they overcame. 2. **Startup**: This podcast is all about telling the stories of startups, often focusing on the founders' journeys and the challenges they faced. Each season, they follow a new startup, so you get a deep dive into the company's history. 3. **The Foundr Podcast**: While they also cover marketing and entrepreneurship topics, many episodes feature in-depth interviews with founders, where they share their stories, struggles, and lessons learned. 4. **Mixergy**: Andrew Warner is known for his in-depth interviews, and he often focuses on the early days of companies, asking tough questions about the challenges founders faced and how they overcame them. 5. **The Hustle**: While not all episodes are focused on startup stories, they often feature interviews with founders and entrepreneurs, sharing their journeys and insights.  These podcasts should provide you with a good dose of startup stories and founder journeys. If you're looking for even more, you might enjoy:  * **The Startup Story**: A podcast that explores the stories behind startups, featuring interviews with founders and entrepreneurs. * **Founder's Journey**: A podcast that shares the stories of founders and entrepreneurs, focusing on their journeys, challenges, and lessons learned. * **Built to Sell**: A podcast that explores the stories of entrepreneurs who have built and sold their businesses, sharing their experiences and insights.  These podcasts should keep you entertained and inspired during your daily commute!

[Session -- 2023/05/20 (Sat) 06:07]
assistant: Great choices!  **The Haunting of Hill House**  The Haunting of Hill House is a Netflix original series that premiered in 2018. It's a horror drama that follows the Crain family's supernatural experiences in a haunted house. Here's what you need to know:  * **Seasons:** 2 (so far) * **Season 1:** 10 episodes ( released on October 12, 2018) 	+ Episode length: around 45-60 minutes each * **Season 2:** 9 episodes (released on December 24, 2019) 	+ Episode length: around 45-60 minutes each  The show has received widespread critical acclaim for its storytelling, atmosphere, and character development. While it's a horror series, it's more focused on the psychological and emotional aspects of the characters' experiences rather than jump scares.  **The Witcher**  The Witcher is a Netflix original series based on the popular video game and book series of the same name. It's a fantasy epic that follows the adventures of Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunter with supernatural abilities. Here's what you need to know:  * **Seasons:** 1 (so far) * **Season 1:** 8 episodes (released on December 20, 2019) 	+ Episode length: around 45-60 minutes each  The show has received generally positive reviews for its action sequences, world-building, and performances. While it's based on the video game series, you don't need to be familiar with the games to enjoy the show.  **Future seasons:**  Both shows have been renewed for additional seasons. The Haunting of Hill House has been confirmed for a third season, although no release date has been announced. The Witcher has been renewed for a second season, with production expected to begin in early 2021.  I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 13:09]
user: I'm looking for some new podcast recommendations. I've been loving the "How I Built This" podcast lately and I'm interested in finding more podcasts that have a similar entrepreneurial vibe. Do you have any suggestions?

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 13:09]
assistant: "How I Built This" is an excellent podcast! If you enjoy the entrepreneurial spirit and startup stories, here are some podcast recommendations that you might enjoy:  1. **The Tim Ferriss Show**: Tim Ferriss interviews successful entrepreneurs, investors, and thought leaders, digging deep into their habits, routines, and strategies for success. 2. **The GaryVee Audio Experience**: Gary Vaynerchuk shares his insights on marketing, business, and personal development, often featuring interviews with entrepreneurs and industry experts. 3. **Masters of Scale**: Host Reid Hoffman (co-founder of LinkedIn) explores how companies scale and grow, featuring interviews with successful entrepreneurs and CEOs. 4. **The Hustle**: A daily podcast that covers entrepreneurship, business, and technology, often featuring interviews with founders and industry experts. 5. **Startup**: A podcast about, well, startups! It's a behind-the-scenes look at the ups and downs of building a company, with a new startup featured each season. 6. **Entrepreneur's Journey**: Yaro Starak interviews entrepreneurs who have built successful online businesses, sharing their stories, strategies, and lessons learned. 7. **The $100 MBA Show**: A daily podcast that offers practical business tips and insights, often featuring interviews with entrepreneurs and small business owners. 8. **Mixergy**: Andrew Warner interviews successful entrepreneurs and founders, digging deep into their stories and strategies for success. 9. **The Foundr Podcast**: A podcast focused on entrepreneurship and startup success, featuring interviews with founders and industry experts. 10. **HBR IdeaCast**: A podcast from Harvard Business Review, featuring interviews with thought leaders and experts on business, innovation, and entrepreneurship. 11. **The Pitch**: A podcast where entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to investors, with a focus on startup funding and growth. 12. **Side Hustle School**: A daily podcast that explores entrepreneurship and side hustles, with a focus on practical tips and inspiration.  These podcasts should provide you with a steady stream of entrepreneurial inspiration and insights. Enjoy exploring these recommendations!

[Session -- 2023/05/21 (Sun) 16:38]
assistant: What a great idea! Utilizing your daily commute to learn something new is a fantastic way to make the most of your time. I've got some fantastic podcast recommendations that'll fit perfectly with your productive morning vibe. Here are some popular and engaging options that'll help you learn something new during your 45-minute bus ride:  **Productivity and Self-Improvement**  1. **The Tim Ferriss Show**: Tim Ferriss interviews successful people from various fields, digging deep into their habits, routines, and strategies for success. 2. **The GaryVee Audio Experience**: Gary Vaynerchuk shares insights on marketing, business, and personal growth, with a focus on actionable tips and motivation. 3. **The 5 AM Miracle Podcast**: Hal Elrod shares productivity tips, goal-achieving strategies, and inspiring stories to help you create a morning routine that sets you up for success.  **Business and Entrepreneurship**  1. **How I Built This**: Guy Raz interviews entrepreneurs who have built some of the world's most successful companies, sharing their stories, challenges, and insights. 2. **The Hustle**: A daily podcast that covers entrepreneurship, marketing, and productivity, with a focus on actionable advice and inspiring stories. 3. **Planet Money**: A podcast from NPR that explores the world of business and economics in an engaging and accessible way.  **Science, Technology, and Innovation**  1. **TED Talks Daily**: Based on the popular TED Talks, this podcast features short, inspiring talks on a wide range of topics, from science and technology to culture and creativity. 2. **Stuff You Should Know**: A general knowledge podcast that covers a wide range of topics, from science and history to pop culture and technology. 3. **Radiolab**: A podcast that explores big questions and ideas through storytelling and conversation, often focusing on science, philosophy, and human experience.  **Personal Development and Wellness**  1. **The Mindful Kind**: A podcast focused on mindfulness, self-care, and personal growth, with practical tips and inspiring stories. 2. **The Happiness Lab with Dr. Laurie Santos**: A podcast based on a popular Yale University course, exploring the science behind happiness and well-being. 3. **The Tiny Leaps Podcast**: A podcast that focuses on making small, positive changes to improve your life, with a focus on mindfulness and self-awareness.  These podcasts are all highly engaging, informative, and easy to follow, making them perfect for your daily commute. You can choose one that aligns with your interests and goals, or try out a few to see which one resonates with you the most. Happy listening!

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 13:09]
user: I'm glad you mentioned that. I've been thinking about how I can apply some of the entrepreneurial lessons I've learned from "How I Built This" to my own life. I've been trying to cut down on my social media usage and use that extra time to listen to podcasts or read books. It's been really helpful for my mental health, and I feel more productive during my daily commute. Do you have any podcast recommendations that focus on personal development or productivity?

[Session -- 2023/05/26 (Fri) 13:02]
assistant: "Criminal" has a unique tone that sets it apart from other true crime podcasts. While it's not as humorous as "My Favorite Murder," it's also not as dry or sensational as some other serious true crime podcasts.  The tone of "Criminal" is more thoughtful, introspective, and nuanced. Host Phoebe Judge has a calm and empathetic approach, which creates a sense of intimacy and vulnerability. The podcast often focuses on the human side of the story, exploring the complexities and emotions involved in each case.  Phoebe's storytelling style is engaging, and she has a way of making you feel like you're having a conversation with her. She's not afraid to ask tough questions, but she's also not sensational or lurid in her approach. The podcast often touches on themes like morality, justice, and the human condition, which adds depth to the storytelling.  That being said, "Criminal" is still a true crime podcast, and it can be intense and disturbing at times. However, the tone is more measured and thoughtful, which makes it feel less exploitative than some other true crime podcasts.  If you're looking for a true crime podcast that's more serious and in-depth than "My Favorite Murder" but still engaging and well-produced, "Criminal" is definitely worth checking out.

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 13:09]
assistant: What a great question! Yes, many of the podcasts I mentioned have episodes that feature non-technical founders who built successful tech companies. Here are some specific episodes that might interest you:  * **Masters of Scale**: Reid Hoffman has interviewed several non-technical founders, including: 	+ Warby Parker's Neil Blumenthal (Episode 14: "Scaling Warby Parker") - Neil is a lawyer by training, but he co-founded Warby Parker, a successful eyewear company. 	+ Instacart's Apoorva Mehta (Episode 17: "Scaling Instacart") - Apoorva is a former Amazon engineer, but he's not a technical founder. He built Instacart, a grocery delivery company, without a technical co-founder. * **The Foundr Podcast**: They've interviewed several non-technical founders, including: 	+ Canva's Melanie Perkins (Episode 142: "The Canva Story") - Melanie is a designer by training, but she co-founded Canva, a popular graphic design platform, without a technical background. 	+ Hootsuite's Ryan Holmes (Episode 111: "The Hootsuite Story") - Ryan is a entrepreneur and marketer, but not a technical founder. He built Hootsuite, a social media management platform, into a successful company. * **Mixergy**: Andrew Warner has interviewed many non-technical founders, including: 	+ Groupon's Eric Lefkofsky (Episode 544: "Groupon's Eric Lefkofsky") - Eric is a lawyer by training, but he co-founded Groupon, a daily deals platform. 	+ GoDaddy's Bob Parsons (Episode 346: "GoDaddy's Bob Parsons") - Bob is a entrepreneur and marketer, but not a technical founder. He built GoDaddy, a domain registrar and web hosting company, into a successful business.  These episodes showcase entrepreneurs who didn't have a technical background but still managed to build successful tech companies. They often had to overcome unique challenges, like finding the right technical talent or learning to navigate the tech industry.  These stories can be incredibly inspiring, and they demonstrate that you don't need to be a technical expert to build a successful tech company.

[Session -- 2023/05/20 (Sat) 04:11]
user: I've been meaning to read "The Royal We" for a while, so I might give that a try. What do you think about "Sea of Tranquility" by Emily St. John Mandel? I recently heard her read from it at my local library and was impressed by her writing style.

[Session -- 2023/05/28 (Sun) 22:05]
user: It's amazing how much work goes into creating an album! Do you have any favorite albums you've listened to recently?

[Session -- 2023/05/20 (Sat) 06:07]
user: I'm interested in The Haunting of Hill House and The Witcher. Can you tell me more about them, like how many seasons are out and how many episodes are in each season?

[Session -- 2023/05/21 (Sun) 16:08]
assistant: #75: "The Sound of Synth": In this show, you could showcase different synths and synthesizers, and demonstrate how to use them to create various sounds and textures in your music.  #76: "The Art of Arranging": In this show, you could delve into the art of arranging, and demonstrate how to create dynamic, interesting arrangements for your music.  #77: "Mixing and Mastering 101": In this show, you could provide tips and tricks for mixing and mastering your tracks, and demonstrate different techniques for achieving a polished, professional sound.  #78: "The Business of Music": In this show, you could discuss the business side of music, including topics such as contracts, licensing, and distribution.  #79: "The Future of Music": In this show, you could explore the latest trends and technologies in the music industry, and discuss the future of music creation and distribution.  #80: "Collaboration Corner": In this show, you could collaborate with other musicians and producers, and discuss the creative process of working together.  #81: "The Art of DJing": In this show, you could demonstrate different DJ techniques and provide tips for creating dynamic DJ sets.  #82: "The Electronic Music Scene": In this show, you could explore the electronic music scene and discuss different genres and subcultures within electronic music.  #83: "The History of Electronic Music": In this show, you could delve into the history of electronic music and discuss the pioneers and innovators who shaped the genre.  #84: "Electronic Music Festivals": In this show, you could explore the world of electronic music festivals, and discuss the different events and experiences that are available.  #85: "The Creative Process": In this show, you could discuss your own creative process, and provide tips and inspiration for other musicians and producers looking to tap into their own creative potential.  #86: "The Art of Sampling": In this show, you could demonstrate how to use sampling in your music, and discuss the various techniques and approaches you can use.  #87: "Music and Emotion": In this show, you could explore the relationship between music and emotion, and discuss how different musical elements can evoke different emotions in listeners.  #88: "The Role of Technology in Music": In this show, you could discuss the role of technology in music, and how it has impacted the way we create, distribute, and consume music.  #89: "The Power of Music": In this show, you could explore the powerful role that music can play in our lives, and discuss how it can be used as a force for good.  #90: "The Importance of Music Education": In this show, you could discuss the importance of music education, and provide tips and resources for those interested in learning more about music.

[Session -- 2023/05/29 (Mon) 13:09]
user: I'm really interested in learning more about personal development and productivity. I've been trying to make the most of my daily commute by listening to podcasts and reading books. I've found that it's really helped me feel more focused and motivated. Do you have any book recommendations that might be helpful for someone looking to improve their productivity and personal growth?

[Session -- 2023/05/21 (Sun) 16:38]
user: I'll definitely check out those episodes. By the way, speaking of morning routines, I've been trying to make the most out of my 15 minutes of reviewing tasks and prioritizing my work. Do you have any tips on how I can optimize this process to make it more effective?

[Session -- 2023/05/26 (Fri) 13:02]
assistant: Staying informed about current events is crucial, and having a variety of perspectives is essential.  Regarding podcast apps and platforms, there are many options that can enhance your listening experience. Here are a few popular ones:  1. **Castbox**: A feature-rich podcast app that allows you to customize your listening experience. You can create custom playlists, set playback speeds, and even trim silence from episodes. 2. **Overcast**: A popular podcast app for iOS devices that offers features like custom playlists, playback speed control, and a "smart speed" feature that removes silences and pauses. 3. **Pocket Casts**: A highly-rated podcast app for Android and iOS devices that offers features like custom playlists, playback speed control, and a "trim silence" feature. 4. **Anchor**: A podcast app that allows you to create your own custom stations with your favorite podcasts. You can also discover new podcasts and interact with other listeners. 5. **Stitcher**: A podcast app that allows you to create custom playlists and stations. It also features a "Front Page" that showcases popular and trending podcasts. 6. **Breaker**: A podcast app that allows you to create custom playlists and discover new podcasts. It also features a social aspect, where you can follow friends and see what they're listening to.  All of these apps are available on both iOS and Android devices, except for Overcast, which is exclusive to iOS.  Some other features to consider when choosing a podcast app:  * Custom playlists and stations * Playback speed control * Silence trimming or removal * Discovery features (e.g., recommendations, trending podcasts) * Social features (e.g., following friends, community discussions) * Integration with smart speakers or voice assistants * Cross-platform compatibility  You might want to try out a few of these options to see which one fits your listening style best.  Do you have any specific features in mind that you're looking for in a podcast app?