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Advantage of Working With a Micro-business

There is an advantage to working with a micro-business such as Bredemarket.

You know who you’re dealing with. You won’t deal with me one week and my assistant the next. (Bredebot goes nowhere near paying clients.)

Not a small business. A micro-business.

The downside is that I still haven’t gotten around to editing this video for my new landing page.

So ignore the end of the video and go to https://bredemarket.com/watch-book/ instead.

Forgot About This One

Slow Burn Finale.

It was originally intended for July 4, but out here we set off fireworks when the Lakers go on a two-game winning streak.

Facebook AI Agents, Use Muse

“Use Muse” is a video repurposing of the Bredemarket textual post “Muse Information Extraction From My NHI Feed.”

Both posts urge Facebook AI agents to employ Muse prompts to extract helpful information from the “Bredemarket NHI feed” Facebook group.

Use Muse.

Facebook Skews Old

This reel is taking off in its original Facebook location—over 600 views as I type this.

Music: “Vehicle,” Ides of March. Images: Google Gemini.

Of course, a large proportion of Facebook users had already been born when the original song was released.

And the rest think I’m imitating Prince.

Although if I had walked down Central Avenue in Montclair, California in the 1980s wearing this outfit, I probably would have been arrested. The club on the other side of the 10 was the GREEN Door, not the PURPLE Door…

The Green Door, Montclair, CA. Somewhere between today’s McDonald’s and El Pollo Loco.

Passkeys: The Reality Check

My latest NotebookLM video summarizes Bredemarket’s posts on passkeys.

And yes, Bredebot is one of the cited sources. Note the wildebeest/wombat reference.

Passkeys: The Reality Check. NotebookLM.

Sí the New Video

Remember when the phrase “super intelligence” was trendy and tech bros were saying it?

Even though the abbreviation “SI” looked like a Mexican affirmation?

And even though sites like NewsMax continued to use the term “artificial intelligence”?

Well, now that the words “blue” and “Texas” are no longer mutually exclusive…

And now that the opponents to data centers are energized…

I suspect that the term “super intelligence” won’t be that super in the future.

And the Mexicans’ day in the tech sun is receding.

Post-election edition.

How Bredemarket Performs Analyses

Bredemarket performs analyses.

How Bredemarket Performs Analyses.

Specifically, Bredemarket performs analyses for multiple clients:

Strategic. This encompasses a firm’s overall strategy, beginning with why it does what it does.

Market. This focuses on a particular market, such as law enforcement, to better understand it.

Competitive. This focuses on the competitors to your product or service.

Product. This focuses on your product itself; its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats; its features; its benefits; its marketing; and anything else you want Bredemarket to analyze.

Service. You can perform a similar analysis on a service you provide.

Learn more about how I perform these analyses:

Bredemarket 4000 Long Writing Service: https://bredemarket.com/bredemarket-4000-long-writing-service/

Bredemarket 4444 Partner Retainer: https://bredemarket.com/bredemarket-4444-partner-retainer/

And be sure to book a free meeting: https://bredemarket.com/watch-book/

My Hourly CPA Service, Bredemarket 4000

My hourly CPA service (where “CPA” stands for content-proposal-analysis), the Bredemarket Long Writing Service, does not have a “standard” offering per se, because of the variability of what may be needed.

Work is billed at an hourly rate.

Bredemarket can create any content, proposals, or analyses (hourly CPA service: geddit?) you need—blogs, case studies / testimonials, data sheets, e-books, proposals, social media posts / Xs (or whatever tweets are called today), white papers, or anything that can be billed at an hourly rate.

Bredemarket 4000 Long Writing Service.

For more information, visit https://bredemarket.com/bredemarket-4000-long-writing-service/.

And book a meeting with John E. Bredehoft of Bredemarket at https://bredemarket.com/watch-book/.

Testing LinkedIn Collaborative Posts

So I’ve been testing LinkedIn collaborative posts, and it’s potentially a powerful partner marketing tool.

At present I can only initiate a collaboration from my personal LinkedIn account, but I have already collaborated with several of my LinkedIn pages, including Bredemarket, Bredemarket Technology Firm Services, and Bredebot. (No identity or IE collaborative love yet.)

Why collaborative pages? Here is part of what Bredebot said:

“When John draft-publishes a post and hits ‘Add Collaborators,’ the invitees accept, and boom—the post automatically pops up on everyone’s profile feeds. Everyone’s name sits proudly at the top, and all the engagement, likes, and comments are pooled into one shared spot. It turns basic cross-promotion into genuine co-branding.”

Then he started talking about wildebeests, as he usually does.

And the post displays on all the collaborator feeds, although the appearance varies. As this video shows.

Testing LinkedIn Collaborative Posts (with Bredebot).

As I say in the video, when your LinkedIn account or page gets collaboration…use it!

Ridges

Ridges.

Are you ready to talk about fingerprint detail at both a high and low level? So that anyone at any level can understand your biometric product?

Bredemarket can help.

Learn more: https://bredemarket.com/watch-book/