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I have something to tell you that you're going to find hard to believe: time

travel is possible and I'm going to tell you how. Einstein's theory is the core of my

work, and Einstein said that time can be altered.

OK, let's pause. Dr. Ron Mallett is a retired research professor of physics at

the University of Connecticut. He is an expert on Einstein's theories. So my work

is based on Einstein's general theory of relativity, how gravity can affect time.

And what I did was I solved Einstein's gravitational field equations for a

circulating beam of laser light. Now, let's rewind. Ron's story doesn't start

here, in the present. His interest in time was sparked at a young age.

Let's take a travel back through time. I was raised in Bronx, New York. This is my

mother Dorothy and my father Boyd Mallett. My father was a television

repairman and I sort of always thought of my father as the television repairman

to the stars. We didn't know that he had a weak heart and he died of a massive

heart attack when he was only 33 years old. It turned my world upside down,

inside out, everything became black, everything became terrible. And about a

year after he died, I came across the book that changed my life, H.G. Wells'

classic The Time Machine. It said that scientific people know very well that

time's a kind of space and we can move forward and backward in time just as we

can move forward and backward in space. I thought, "This is what I need, I could go

back into the past and see him again and maybe save his life." But I knew I was

gonna have to know something about science.

I saw a cover of a book, the second book that changed my life, The Universe and

Dr. Einstein. So I got the book, it was extremely rough going but I did get the

essence. I thought if I could understand when Einstein meant by the ways you

could change time, then that might lead to the scientific possibility of a time

machine. Took me on a very, very long road. Ron knew he had to get an education to

achieve his dream, but he couldn't afford it on his own, so he followed in his

father's footsteps and joined the service. Afterward he was able to use the

GI Bill to go to college. Eventually I did make a breakthrough many years later

in the possibility of time travel. This is my memoir, Time Traveler, that talks

about the journey and how my father's death led to me to develop the means of

time travel based on using light. Ron is not the only scientist studying the

possibility of time travel but he claims all of the research is

based off of Einstein's theories. I solved Einstein's gravitational field

equations, which in a nutshell says that time is affected by gravity. What he

meant by that is that clocks slowed down the stronger gravity is and the equation

that I came up with showed that space actually can be twisted by a circulating

beam of light.

Each one of these levels is a laser square and there's a number of different

levels to increase the amount of twisting that we won't get if we send a

neutron through that's spinning that will actually cause the twisting of the

neutron spin. And in principle you should be able to twist time into a loop. If you

can twist into a loop, you could go from the future back to the past. Everyone has

some interest in time because they all, everyone thinks back to some thing that

happened in their life that they wish they could change again, for example in

my case I wanted to go back in time to see my father again and to try to tell

him what was going to happen and maybe save his life and change what was going

to happen to us, and that's an interest in time travel. And I think that that's

basic and I think it's fundamental. I think that goes back to the beginning of

mankind. I'm not exaggerating about the importance of funding for time travel.

Einstein over 100 years ago predicted ripples in space and it's only

been recently that they were observed and they led to the 2017 Nobel Prize.

That cost 1.1 billion dollars in the space programs. I mean, just to say,

"Well, we want to travel to the moon." That's a statement but in order to

achieve it, it required billions of dollars. People ask me all the time, "When

it's time travel going to happen?" And my answer to them is when we decide that we

want to give it adequate funding. It's not going to be done with a DeLorean in

a garage, it's going to require teamwork, scientific advances, it's gonna require

funding on a large scale. For now, Ron continues his research in time travel

and he hopes that someday, in the not-so-distant future, he'll be able to

complete his lifelong dream and build a working time machine.

Thanks for watching, and if you want to see more Left Field videos, check out our

YouTube channel.

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I built a massive mansion/house/base on Fortnite Battle Royale and used over 3,000 Materials

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How to Build a Messenger Bot without Coding (Chatfuel Tutorial) - Duration: 16:38.

I'm Dana Tran from ThinkTuitive.com and in this last lesson we'll walk

through how to build a simple Messenger Bot with the help of Chatfuel.

Before you start and test out Chatfuel,

I do recommend creating a new Facebook Page to build your Messenger Bot.

Think of it like your secret lab, to run experiments and tests.

To do this go to Facebook

Click on the settings drop down menu in the top right hand corner.

And click on create a new Facebook page.

Then follow the on-screen instructions.

Now, before we dive into the tutorial,

I did want to mention that I have a free Chatfuel 10-Step checklist to help you

build a Facebook Messenger Bot.

It's basically a list of things you should review or test before you launch your bot.

So just go to bit.ly/chatfuel-checklist and get DanaBot, that's

my Messenger Bot, to send the PDF to your Messenger inbox.

Next, you'll need to create a Chatfuel account.

On your laptop or desktop go to Chatfuel.com

and click on the button get started for free.

You'll be asked to log into Facebook and give Chatfuel access to your profile and Facebook page.

Once you have an account created you'll, be redirected to Chatfuel and see the dashboard.

Chatfuel has several templates you can go through, but let's just create a new Bot.

To connect the Bot to your test Facebook page,

just click on connect to Facebook up in the top right corner.

Find the right page and click on the connect to page button.

Now that you created an account and linked it to a Facebook page

Let's take a quick tour in Chatfuel!

First you have the Chatfuel dashboard.

This is where you can see a list of all your Bots.

If you click on the three dots

This is also where you can rename the Bot that you just created!

If you open a specific Bot you should see a total of seven options on your left hand side.

Let's first talk about the automate tab

which is where you'll be spending the majority of your time

and where you can build an add content to your Messenger Bot!

Up at the top you should see two blocks.

The Welcome message block stores the first message the user receives from your Messenger Bot.

And default answer which is the message that gets sent automatically

when your Messenger Bot does not know how to respond to users.

Since this is an introduction, we'll just work on setting up a main gallery and a welcome message

we'll get rid of all these placeholder cards by clicking on the garbage icon.

then we'll add a text card and enter in some text.

Let's say hello.

If you type in two curly brackets a menu will pop up which allows you to pull in the user's first name

to make the message a little more personalized!

When a user interacts with your Messenger Bot,

you'll automatically have access to their basic Facebook information

like their first name.

Chatfuel does not have a built-in emoji feature,

but you can easily add emojis by pressing control, command spacebar on a Mac.

And if you're on a PC, you can easily copy and paste

from online emoji sites!

Let's also add an image card and upload an animated GIF.

Let's click and drag this image card to the top

To make it easier for users to read your message.

We'll add in a two-second typing delay.

Then we'll click and drag to position this delay in between the image and the text card.

There's also no need to save your changes they are saved automatically.

You can tell by the green status icon located under the name of your Bot.

To preview what you just built, just

click this test button in the upper right hand corner.

Then grab your phone

you should see something like this.

To allow users to interact with your Bot, you can add buttons or quick replies.

When users tap on a button you can send users a new message.

In this case let's create a new button called main.

That redirects users to a new block

also called main.

On the left hand side, let's click to open our new main block

and click to add a gallery.

Let's upload an image

And I usually prefer the horizontal image so let's click on next.

Make a few adjustments.

Then click done.

Then we'll add a heading

and a description.

I want a total of three cards in this gallery

so I'll just click on the plus sign to add more cards.

If you repeat the same steps for the remaining two cards in this gallery,

you should end up with something like this!

Before I show you a preview of this gallery on a phone.

I just wanted to quickly mention

that you can create groups to store various blocks.

It really helps to keep things a little more organized!

For example you can rename this group to "Main Blocks".

Then simply click and drag this main block into the new group.

We can also click and drag this group up to the top.

Now, let's preview this gallery on a mobile phone.

This is what I basically did to build ThinkTuitive's main Bot gallery.

It's simply a gallery card with buttons that

take users to other blocks!

Other than directing users to another block, a button can also open a website,

call a phone number, provide users with a quick and easy way

to share your Bot or make a purchase directly inside your Messenger Bot.

To enable payments, you'll need to complete the payment setup wizard.

Chatfuel also has other cards that you can use to build your Bot.

One of the cards that I use quite often is the go-to block

which redirects users to different block

depending on who they are or their interests!

If you click on the plus icon

you'll also see all the other additional Chatfuel plugins.

I won't go through how to use them in detail

but the popular ones I would say are the JSON API

where you can send and get data from a third-party application.

User input, where you can collect information from users to segment your audience.

Send an email notification to yourself.

Set up a live chat so that the Bot does not interrupt your conversation with the user.

Save information by updating a user attribute.

A Messenger Bot can also send audio and video files.

A question I often get is writing tips when it comes to Bot messages.

I won't be able to cover copywriting tips in full detail in this tutorial

but here's two of my favorite message template

to help you get started.

First you could start with sending 3 short messages.

To make it easier to read, you can also add some delays in between each message.

Then follow up with a call to action.

You can use quick replies or buttons.

Just keep in mind you're sending a message - so write using short sentences.

You can also add emojis to make your message more fun and engaging.

My second recommended template starts with an image,

followed by some text, then a call to action.

If you're wondering why I start with an image, it's because images

tend to be more captivating.

If you start with the text, it might not even get seen!

Before we move on to the next section.

I like to point out that you can also create sequences in Chatfuel.

Just in case you don't know what a sequence is,

it's basically a series of messages that get sent based on a preset time interval.

You can use this feature to create onboarding sequences, a mini course

or send a reminder for an upcoming event or challenge.

Like a group you can rename the sequence.

Let's call this one mini course

And by default when you create a new sequence

you'll see three message blocks.

With the schedule in the first column.

In this example, this first message gets sent immediately.

The second message gets sent after one day.

And for the third message we can change it to send after five

hours.

You can also view more stats for each message in the sequence by hovering over each one.

So that's it for the automate tab.

Next we have set up AI.

This is where you can teach your Bots to understand basic words.

For example you can add an AI rule

that tells the Bot if the user says something similar to

"hi"

Then the Bot replies with hello.

You can also create multiple random answers

to make your Bot sound a little less robotic.

For example we can add a second

answer to say hey there!

Instead of sending text, you can also

send an existing block.

Suppose a user types in Main,

then send the existing block

main!

Here's what that will look like on a mobile phone.

If you type in hi, you should get a reply that says hello there.

If you type in main, the Bot will redirect you to the main gallery.

Next we have the people tab, where the majority of the feature is only

available to those on the Pro Chatfuel Plan.

But I still want to give you a quick overview

The people tab is where you can see who has interacted with your Messenger Bot.

You can search for a user,

filter the list,

subscribe users into a sequence,

export user information into a spreadsheet,

an even update user information by clicking on the user's name.

For example, I can manually change my subscriber user attribute from monthly to weekly!

You'll notice that Chatfuel does not have a built-in live chat feature.

So to reply to live messages from your users,

just click on the inbox from your Facebook page

Or you can download the page manager app.

Once you have a list of subscribers,

you should also try to engage with them and send out useful new content.

You can do this by sending out a broadcast.

If you're currently using email marketing,

then you're probably familiar with this feature.

In Chatfuel, you have the option of delivering the message right away,

create a trigger base message.

Or schedule a message to be sent at a later date!

and time!

Let's start by choosing the message type.

In this case let's suppose we're sending out a subscription message.

And creating a broadcast message is no different than creating any other content in Chatfuel.

Just select the card you want to add and add the content!

Let's say hi, did you see my new article about Bots and lead scoring?

And we'll add a button to take users to read the article.

You can also create a filter to only send this message to specific target audience.

With Chatfuel you also have the ability to send a message according to the user's time zone,

which is quite handy since you don't want the users phone to beep at 3 a.m. in the morning.

Since there's only one person subscribe to this test bot,

you can toggle the schedule on to send this broadcast.

You should be the only one to receive a message.

Up next is the configure tab.

There's many options here but I just wanted to point out that this

is where you can create a persistent menu,

which appears at the Bottom of the Messenger screen.

Here's what I'll look like on your phone.

To get rid of the branding in the persistent menu

you'll need to upgrade to Chatfuel's Pro Plan.

Moving on, we have the Grow tab

which is where you can access all the different

widgets and tools to help you promote your Messenger Bot.

You can set up a customer chat plugin

which allows users to interact with your Messenger Bot

directly on your site.

There's a live example of the chat customer plugin

located on Chatfuel's main site if you want to test it out.

This is also where you can create a landing page for your Messenger Bot.

The other popular growth tool

is the acquire users from comments tool.

Where you can get your Bot to

automatically message any users who comment on your Facebook posts.

It's a really effective way to drive more traffic to your Bot and to get more Bot subscribers.

If you scroll down, you'll also see the option to create a send to Messenger widget to embed on your site.

Last but not least, we have the analyze tab.

As a new Bot you probably won't see any stats right now,

but once your Bot is launched you'll start to see graphs and charts.

So that you can monitor the performance of your Messenger Bot.

Now that you know how a Messenger Bot works, I wanted to mention a few additional Bot Resources.

First if you're looking for a more in-depth course with best practices

writing tips and step-by-step instructions on how to build an

interactive Messenger Bot, you can check out my Bot Essentials premium course.

If you're looking for other additional free resources,

I recommend checking out my site ThinkTuitive.com.

Join the Chatfuel community on Facebook

Or refer to the Chatfuel documentation.

You can find the links to all of this, including my

Bot Essentials premium course in the description below.

And don't forget to

download your free 10-step checklist to help you

build your Facebook Messenger Bot.

So thanks so much for watching.

I really hope you enjoyed this Chatfuel tutorial!

If you found it useful please share it

and be sure to click on the subscribe button so that you don't miss out on

other free video tutorials on Messenger Bots.

So have fun building your Chatfuel Messenger Bot!

I'm Dana Tran and bye for now.

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How to Build a Network Marketing Business - Duration: 3:11.

In this video, we're going to talk about how to build a network marketing business.

Hey this is Michelle from Network Marketing Performance where you can find ideas to create

the business and life you love through network marketing.

If you want to know how to build a network marketing business so that you can replace

your income, travel the world and spend more time with your family, well then make sure

you follow these 3 steps in this exact order that we're going to share with you right now.

1.

Gain Knowledge

You need to learn what kind of systems are in place for you to grow your network marketing

business and you need to learn how to do them right.

Learn the basics about your company, the industry and the products and services you have.

You also need to learn what it takes to be successful.

And in network marketing, personal development is a huge part of creating wealth.

So if you want to be successful in network marketing, you need to develop and grow yourself.

Invest in your personal development.

2.

Create a Detailed Strategy

Develop an in-depth plan on how to execute what you've learned so that you can be successful.

You need to prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

Too many network marketers come into this business and just wing it without having a

backup plan when things don't go their way.

They haven't planned any alternatives so they either give up or continue the same thing

over and over without getting any results.

You need to make "if...then" plans.

If something doesn't go as planned, then what are you going to do instead?

So if all your friends and family say no to you about your network marketing business,

what are you going to do next?

If you run out of people in your warm market to talk to, then what are you going to do

next?

What will you do if your online ads aren't generating any leads?

Are you going to continue with paid ads or find other ways to market?

So make sure you put the time into creating a detailed strategy so you always know what

to do next if things don't go as you hoped for.

3.

Take Action

This may sound like common sense but you would be surprised how many people don't do anything

because of their fears or having analysis paralysis.

But that's why you have a detailed strategy plan laid out, to show you the way when the

worst case scenario happens.

Remember, knowledge is only potential power so you need to take action in order to gain

true power.

But don't take action without having a clear and detailed strategy because action without

a plan is just one-dimensional.

Taking action is where mastery lies because you're doing the work and you're learning

how to get better as you go along.

Taking action creates feedback.

Make sure you don't go into it blindly when you learn how to build a network marketing

business.

Be committed to do what it takes to grow your business.

Make sure you first, gain the knowledge that you need to know, then create a detailed strategy

and finally take action.

If you like this video, go ahead and click the like button and share it with your friends.

Make sure to subscribe to our channel to stay up-to-date with new videos from us.

And be sure to check out networkmarketingperformance.com and click on our blog to get more ideas to

create the business and life you love through network marketing.

Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you next time.

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Building From A Blank Page #2 - Building A Custom Header - Sitejet Tutorial - Duration: 12:46.

Go to +Add Content and choose Add Preset.

Here you can choose between header presets.

Double Click or Drag & Drop the preset into the dashed line area in the canvas.

Double click an element to go into edit mode. You can change texts right there as well.

You can edit your element in more detail using the HTML function

Save with the disc icon or by pressing [CTRL + S]

This is your Config CSS. All presets will be automatically defined and styled here.

This is your Custom CSS. Use this to overwrite Config Styles or add your own.

Each preset and its variables are represented here as well and can be edited as needed.

The same values and variables are inside the preset settings for easy editing. They both affect one another.

Let's change the logo image! Double click the image to open the settings.

Choose an image after clicking inside the dashed bordered area.

You can determine whether the image will link somewhere or not.

Tick Use as Headline to turn it into an <h1> Headline. Make sure to give it an Alt-tag as well!

Save regularly! [CTRL + S]

Access the navigation by Double-clicking the menu.

Change, add or remove items using the + and - Icons. You can also drag them around to change order.

Save! [CTRL + S]

Let's change the menu wrapper to full width.

Adding a new headline. Also try using [CTRL + 1]

Let's add some spacer elements [CTRL + 5].

Change height by either dragging or using the input to the left.

Drag and Drop it into another positon. Watch the orange snap lines.

Let's change the background image to a slider and add some images. Start by clicking the inner container.

You can select multiple images while holding [CTRL]. This puts them in the order you clicked them.

Change settings like Fade/Slide, Slider Navigation or Parallax Effects and color overlays here.

Now can style the header contents a bit. Use the Custom CSS for your style overrides.

You can look up classes of elements by going to the element's settings and check Markup & Style.

Changing the logo size. This can be done on the element directly, it is advised to style it in CSS though.

We can now style the headline with the added HTML from earlier.

You can change viewports easily under View for the most crucial breakpoints.

Let's change this icon element while we are at it. This imports the SVG of icons based on popular icon fonts.

In the boilerplate you find some helpful classes. Like hiding elements based on viewport.

You can also find the predetermined breakpoints in the boilerplate. Overwrite anything here in the Config CSS.

Let's add a hover style for our button.

Using animations can create a cool effect. We've got a small but useful bunch already implemented.

You can copy and paste animations from one element to another.

Make sure to check your header in all major viewports. Preview mode can also be accessed with [CTRL + P]

And this is our finished header, fully responsive and easy to customize. We hope you learned something new!

Thanks for watching!

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How to Build a Messenger Bot without Coding (ManyChat Tutorial) - Duration: 15:47.

Well hey there!

I'm Dana Tran from ThinkTuitive.com

and in this last tutorial of the free Bots 101 mini course

We'll walk through how to build a simple messenger bot with ManyChat

Before you start, I do recommend creating a new Facebook page to build your Messenger Bot

Think of it like your secret lab.

To run experiments and tests.

To do this go to Facebook

Click on the settings drop down menu in the top right hand corner

And click on create a new Facebook page

then follow the on-screen instructions.

Now

before we dive into the tutorial

I did want to mention that I have a free ManyChat 10-Step checklist to building a Facebook Messenger Bot.

It basically lists the 10 things you might want to review or set up before you launch your bot!

Just go to bit.ly/manychat-checklist to get DanaBot,

that's my messenger bot, to send you this PDF to your messenger inbox!

Next we'll need to create a ManyChat account.

On your laptop or desktop go to ManyChat.com

Click on the get started for free in the top right hand corner

You'll be asked to log into Facebook.

Just follow the prompt to give ManyChat access to your public profile and email address

Then connect ManyChat to the test Facebook page that you just created.

Now that you created an account.

Let's take a quick tour of ManyChat.

In ManyChat, you should see a total of 8 options on your left hand side

The items in setting is pretty self-explanatory.

So let's work backwards starting from flows.

The flow tab is where you'll be spending the majority of your time

This is also where you can build and add content to your Messenger Bot.

In this tutorial,

we'll work on setting up a main gallery

and the welcome message

Which is the first message the user receives when they interact with your Messenger Bot!

Let's click on the welcome message flow

And open up the Welcome message

To edit this message we'll click on the edit message button in the top right hand corner

Let's delete the placeholder text and let's type

Hello

If you type in two curly brackets

a menu will pop up, which allows you to pull in the user's first name

to make the message a little more personalized

Remember when a person interacts with your Messenger Bot

you'll automatically have access to their basic Facebook information

like their first name!

We'll also add an emoji

and let's add a smiley face

Then let's add an image card.

We'll upload a fun GIF

Let's click and drag this image card to the top

To make it easier for users to read your message.

We'll add in a two-second delay

In between these two cards

Other than text and images you can also send cards

galleries

a list

audio file

video

file attachments

and even collect information from the user.

For now, we'll just hit the blue publish button to save our changes

To preview what we just built

Simply click on the preview button in the upper right hand corner

Then grab your phone

you should see something like this

Let's now create a new flow

called Main

We'll add a gallery with three cards

Well click to upload some images

Add a title

And a subtitle

If you repeat these steps again, you should get something like this

To allow users to interact with your Messenger Bot,

you can create buttons or quick replies

When a user taps on a button you can send them to new message

or direct them to another flow

Which is what I did to build DanaBot

This main gallery is simply a gallery card with titles subtitles and buttons

A button can also open a website

Call a phone number

Allow users to share your Messenger Bot

accept payments directly inside Messenger

and direct users to another flow!

You can create logic and conditions

to direct users to different messages

depending on who they are or their interests

for example

If the user is currently a subscriber

I can send them a message to say welcome back

If it's a new subscriber,

I can direct them to another message to introduce DanaBot.

ManyChat also allows you to perform A/B split testing

To help you determine which message performs the best

Or send users to an existing flow that's already created

One powerful ManyChat feature is perform actions.

Intentionally skipped over this one because I wanted to show you a few more things in more detail

Actions are things that happens behind the scene

after a user taps on a specific button

The user does not know that these actions are happening

and they can also help you collect information and segment users

For example, when a user taps on a button a Messenger Bot can automatically add or remove a tag

Subscribe or unsubscribe users into sequence.

You can open a conversation to start a live one-on-one chat

Send notifications or alerts to yourself

you can also update a custom field for that user

Or manage a user's subscription option

To finish building this main gallery

You'll need to add a button to each of these three cards in this gallery

Let's just work on this first card.

We'll call this button learn more and

And to keep things simple. I'll just have the Messenger Bot

send the user to the course sales page on my website ThinkTuitive

With a perform actions feature you can get your messenger bot to automatically tag anyone

who taps on this button as a lead

so that you can manually or automatically send them a follow-up message at a later date

A question I often get is writing tips when it comes to Bot messages.

I won't be able to cover copywriting tips in full detail in this tutorial

But here's two of my favorite message template to help you get started.

First, you could start with sending three short messages

To make it easier to read you can also add some delays in between each message

Then follow up with a call to action

You can use quick replies or buttons

Just keep in mind you're sending a message.

So write using short sentences

You can also add emojis to make your message more fun and engaging!

My second recommended template starts with an image

Followed by some text

then a call to action

if you're wondering why I start with an image

It's because images tend to be more captivating.

If you start with the text,

it might not even get seen!

Next, let's look at automation

The main menu allows you to create a menu

that appears at the bottom of the messenger screen

Here's what it can look like

to get rid of the branding.

You'll need to upgrade to ManyChat Pro plan

Default reply is the message that gets sent to user

When your Messenger Bot does not have the answer to a question

and does not know how to reply back to user

The welcome message. We already covered

Keyword is where you can teach your bot to understand basic words.

Let's create a new rule

That gets triggered when the user sends a message hi

Then we'll create a new reply

Where the Messenger Bot will reply back with a text card hello there

We can also create a second rule so that when the user says main

Then the Messenger Bot will send them the existing flow

main

Here's what will look like in your Messenger Bot

if you type in hi,

you should get a reply that says

Hello there.

If you type in main

you'll get sent the main gallery

This last section in automation is sequences

A sequence is a series of messages

that get sent based on a preset time interval

You can use this feature to create onboarding sequences

a mini-course

or send reminders for an upcoming event or challenge

To show you what I mean, let's click on new sequence in the upper right hand corner

we'll name it mini course

and click create

In the first column you'll find the schedule for each message.

In this example, the first flow gets sent immediately

The second flow gets sent after one day

the third after 20 minutes

and so on

To edit the content. Just click on the flow

Then on the edit message button

Next we have broadcasts

which allows you to engage with your Bot subscribers

and send out useful news updates and content

Creating a broadcast message

is no different than creating any other type of content.

If you click on the new broadcast button up at the top

You can then click on the card you want to add

And type in your message

Under settings you'll need to select the message type

Whether this is a subscription

promotional or follow-up message

There's a quick description under each one

to help you decide which category your message falls under

Then you can set the condition to send this broadcast message to specific target audience

For example, you can choose to send this message

only to users who are tagged as a lead.

As for the schedule you have the option to send the message now

Or schedule it to be sent at a later date and time

To make sure that you're not annoying users

or sending them a message at 3:00 a.m. In the morning.

You can also send a message according to the user's timezone.

Or turn off the sound notification

Since you're creating a bot on a test Facebook page

go ahead and send a test broadcast

You're the only one subscribed to the bot.

So the only person that you can annoy is yourself!

After you built your messenger bot.

It's time to promote it using growth tools.

You click on a new Growth Tool button, you'll see that you have many options.

There's six different types of widgets that you can use on your website.

One of my favorite, is the simple embeddable button

You can customize the initial state of the widget by changing the button type

the background color

and the size

You can also change what the widget should look like after a user interacts with it

Another growth tool I'd like to point out is the customer chat plugin

Which allows users to interact with your messenger bot directly on your website?

Another popular growth tool that I like to mention is the Facebook comment tool

Where you can get your Messenger Bot to automatically message any users

who comments on your Facebook posts.

It's a really effective way to get more bot subscribers

Next is live chat and audience.

Live chat is where you can reply and have a conversation with your users

specifically anything that your Messenger Bot could not handle.

It's also very convenient

since you can see all of the users information on the same screen

Things like their tags

the sequence they're currently enrolled in

how they opted in to your Messenger Bot

and custom fields.

You can also pause automation

so that you messenger bot does not interrupt or jump into your conversation

There's also a note section

where you can add your notes about the user

Another option is to download the official Facebook page manager app onto your phone

or reply back to users from your Facebook page Inbox.

The downside is that you won't see any of your users detail that was collected in ManyChat

You can also access the information about the user

in the audience tab

This is also where you can search for a user

Filter your audience lists

and update user information by clicking on a person thing

Last we have the dashboard

Just an overall view to let you know how your Messenger Bot is performing.

Now that you know how Messenger Bot works.

I also wanted to mention a few additional bot resources.

If you're looking for a more in-depth course with best practices writing tips

Templates with step by step instructions on how to create an interactive messenger bot

Be sure to check out my premium course Bot Essentials.

If you're looking for other free resources

I recommend checking out my site ThinkTuitive.com

Join the ManyChat community

Or refer to the ManyChat documentation

You can find the links to all of these including my Bot Essential course in the description below.

And also, don't forget to download your free 10-Step checklist to help you build your Facebook Messenger Bot.

So thanks so much for watching!

I really hope you enjoyed this ManyChat tutorial

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So have fun building your ManyChat Messenger Bot.

I'm Dana Tran and bye for now!