SEO 911: Expanding Global Footprints with Conversational AI with Ira Gupta

Send us Fan MailCurious about how a seasoned financial strategist transitions into the leading edge of AI technology? Ira Gupta, formerly with BNP Paribas and Affirm, joins us to share her intriguing journey from the world of finance to spearheading global growth at Haptic, a conversational AI company. Promising insights into the intersection of generative AI, marketing, and customer engagement, we explore how Haptic's innovative chatbot suite and WhatsApp API platform are setting new standards for global business strategy. Ira's experiences highlight the importance of data-driven decision-making and offer a fresh perspective on how AI can revolutionize partnerships and growth strategies worldwide.We've also got a compelling discussion on the critical issue of data security within AI implementations, featuring real-world insights from a major hospital chain in Indonesia. Learn how businesses can enhance customer experiences while maintaining robust data privacy, and how Haptic's Interact suite provides a seamless gateway for companies beginning their AI journey. As AI solutions become more entrenched in business operations, we also talk about the adaptability of AI across varied communication styles. Don't miss out on hearing about the exciting upcoming AI event in Bali, where innovation enthusiasts can network and share groundbreaking ideas. Whether you're a tech aficionado or simply curious about the power of AI, this episode is packed with valuable insights and forward-thinking strategies.SECURE YOUR SPOT AT SEOCon Forum Bali 2024 NOW! —https://share.seocon.id/seo911ep11 Klaim Free Local SEO Audit sekarang di https://lbo.toffeedev.com dan cek visibilitas bisnis Anda hari ini.🌐 Explore More: toffeedev.com – Your go-to solution for marketing services.📖 Get My Book: dm.activation.id – A step-by-step guide to mastering digital marketing activation.💬 Have Questions? DM me on Instagram for quick replies and insights!✨ Quote to Remember: "There’s no such thing as a failed product—only failed marketing." – Ryan Kristo Muljono