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What should you write about? Hint: About yourself, your product, or your clients Content creators, new and seasoned alike, often get stuck on what to write about on LinkedIn and other social media. #Economics has the perfect answer for all of us, as per Dr. Kruti Lehenbauer. Three core questions in economics drive production: 1. What to produce? 2. How to produce it? 3. For whom to produce? The first question clearly defines the product or service that a business offers. The second question encompasses the decisions regarding which resources are used for production and at what costs. The third question relates to the customers, their acquisition, retention, and the potential revenues from their purchases in the marketplace. Example using Ryza: * What: we produce content based on client inputs for social media. * How: we use voice-training, heavy parsing at backend, and select AI access to create naturally flowing content in clients' voice. * For whom: Decision-makers and creators (creatives, founders, owners) who are seeking a one-stop-shop solution for creating content without losing their authenticity. Actionable Insights for you: 1. Pick ONE of these questions for your product/service. 2. Add some details as relevant and enter responses into Theme in Ryza. 3. Select your expertise and consider your vision for content.  4. Choose to either describe or answer or share experiences for question. 5. Remember: Good content is not always fancy, it's just honest! P.S.: Are you seeking more content clarity at an affordable price? DM Ryza Content or Timothy Goebel to learn how we can help you!

Are your AI bets stuck in the flat line? Most AI transformations do not fail on tech.   They fail on the quiet gap between expectation and reality. Leaders expect AI to behave like capital or labor.   Invest, wait a quarter, watch productivity climb.   That is the pink line of expectations. But AI behaves more like a system shock.   It touches processes, skills, data, incentives, even org identity.   So, you get a long, flat, painful early stretch.   High cost. Political heat. Little visible gain.   That is the red line of reality. A few levers to treat that gap like a design problem: 1) Redefine “early success” from output to learning:  - In the early phase, you are not buying productivity.   - You are buying lessons. -->Where is data the broken, -->Where do workflows stall, -->Where are people resisting.   - Make those discoveries explicit and celebrated. They are groundwork, not detours. 2) Price patience into the plan, not only in the culture - Do not preach “be patient” to teams.   - Engineer it into funding cycles, roadmaps, and talent plans.   - Short budget horizons with long-tech curves create panic and blame.   - Match financial timeframes to the real adoption curve. 3) Scope AI to reshape systems, not decorate tasks   - If AI only shaves minutes off individual tasks, you stay flat.   - Target cross-functional flows: onboarding, claims, campaigns, supply planning.   - That is where compounding effects show up later. 4) Make the expectation gap visible   - Put the pink and red curves in the same room.   - Show that the “no progress” zone is actually the foundation zone.   - Executives cope better with stagnation when it is forecast, not surprising. The question is not “Will AI pay off?”    It is “Can your organization stay in the game long enough to see the curve bend?” How long are you truly prepared to tolerate the flat line before calling the experiment a failure? - Dr. Kruti Lehenbauer of Analytics TX, LLC #AI, #Economics #Leadership #PostitStatistics P.S. This is a throwback from an older post which I ran through Ryza Content to create a different type of analysis and infographic!

"LinkedIn yields no results..." "I post only on Facebook these days." In the past few weeks, we have heard multiple people share the same story. "It is so hard to create regular content for social media." And we won't deny it. In fact, it is exactly what led to creating Ryza Content. 1) Ryza is an app that allows you to ideate briskly using your thematic vision, PDF reports, or image files. 2) Within 5 -7 minutes, you can create a whole week's worth of content that adheres to your own voice and selections. 3) You can edit the output quickly and easily, since it is not a random generic output but is built using your own voice and preferences. Where you choose to post it (LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.) is up to you! And for those that worry that LinkedIn doesn't yield results, remember that unlike other platforms, LinkedIn thrives on comments AND posts, not just reactions and content. Here are 5 tips that can help your reach on LinkedIn: 1. Use an infographic or image to provide a snapshot of your post. 2. No more than 3-5 hashtags (only relevant hashtags matter) 3. Respond to comments on your content and engage with others. 4. Conversation starters are likely to do better than "information only". 5. Post regularly and try to stick with the niche you serve. - Timothy Goebel & Dr. Kruti Lehenbauer DM us if you would like to see how Ryza can help you as an individual, an influencer, or even a solopreneurship or SMB. Learn more about us:

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Is your content consistent with your product? Or are you just posting and hoping something will stick? Most businesses these days juggle multiple platforms. Notion, Google Docs, Figma, Slack, Canva on top of AI tools. While social proof is valuable the processes and systems are wonky. The process is overwhelming, uncertain, and scattered. The systems are non-aligned, unclear, and knotted. Random ideas, too many "creators", inconsistency. And when this happens, your core vision gets lost. When this happens, your voice gets buried. When this happens, your system breaks. And when your system breaks, your content flow breaks! When your content flow breaks, your consistency ebbs. We solve this problem at its root: 1. Controlled inputs, confirmations, and clarity. 2. Voice training, vision, and visibility are the focus. 3. AI tools are not used to ideate, but to implement. 4. You post what you edit and approve, not a 3rd party. 5. Don't reduce your responsibility, reduce the time it takes. Curious to see how we can help you ideate, automate, and elevate your content for your brand consistency? Drop "DEMO" in the comments, and we will reach out to you! - Timothy Goebel & Dr. Kruti Lehenbauer P.S.: If you could change ONE thing about your content creation systems, what would it be?