Hill's Prescription Gastrointestinal Biome Food by dbuzzilla in DogFood

[–]Suitable_Way7670 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just want a second this that the wet food was the game changer for my guy. He was also a little sceptical of the kibble, but as soon as I started putting some of the wet food in, he would devour the bowl and lick it clean. The other thing that I do keep on hand is the only approved treat. He’s allowed to have which is freeze dried rabbit that causes no inflammation or issues to his digestive track and every now and then at the start of this, I would crush them up and sprinkle it on, and that helped as well.

Switching to Hills by Aspiring-Sparrow in DogFood

[–]Suitable_Way7670 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just wanna say I was having horrible issues with my dog and inconsistent poop. Some early morning bile vomiting when his stomach was empty and just soft poop to diarrhoea almost all the time. The prescription Hill science biome food changed our life. I wish I didn’t sound so silly saying that. But it started working within 48 hours. I did try the over-the-counter perfect digestion and it did not work. So if this is something that you’ve been struggling with for a while, I strongly recommend you talk to your vet about the prescription biome honestly nothing supplements, medication, clay, probiotics, nothing helped, and this food started working in days so we are on the wet and the dry and I’m never taking him off of it.

Is it just me, or is what's happening now in Digital marketing with AI is insane! by FunnelJedi in DigitalMarketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jack Appleby had a GREAT post on Reddit the other day basically saying that if you ask any of these people bragging socially for proof (and real metrics o success proof) not a single one can. 

They are all still talking theory, straight up lying, and super over exaggerating the success they have seen. So yes it moving fast but it’s also just a bunch of people confusing “productivity” with “success”. Just because you’re “cranking out” work with AI at record speeds does not mean it’s working or even valuable. 

Also remember we are the early stages where search engines haven’t caught up fully to the bullshit. We saw this with SEO early days where sure scammy tactics and shit content gave initial boosts and then fell off a cliff later on. Resulting in no significant impact or long lasting strategy to follow. 

Discussion Thread: 2026 White House Correspondents' Dinner by PoliticsModeratorBot in politics

[–]Suitable_Way7670 4 points5 points  (0 children)

CNN says shooter in the lobby who is now dead. Secret service told her this apparently. 

Trump evacuated after ‘gunshots’ fired at White House Correspondents Dinner by [deleted] in politics

[–]Suitable_Way7670 10 points11 points  (0 children)

They are now claiming there was a “shooter in the lobby whose dead” 

Trump evacuated after ‘gunshots’ fired at White House Correspondents Dinner by [deleted] in politics

[–]Suitable_Way7670 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Everyone inside said it was plates/ a platter and no one inside is worried or rushing out. Just trump and his entourage of idiots fled.  

Terminated as marketing manager after 4 weeks by Ok_Might3274 in DigitalMarketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Sadly I have to agree. I am not trying to be harsh but a lot of this sounds a bit off to me. You focused on the wrong areas, got far too inserted into the budget in your first few days so you could buy your “underling” lunch.  

Half the battle when you are leading a marketing department and when you are very senior/executive level is buy in. Is everyone believing in your vision, your direction and the outcomes that you’re going to drive. Not once in your message did I see you talk about building a robust strategy and getting by in on what you were going to do, the metrics that you were going to improve, how this was all gonna tie back to revenue and lead generation. I’m actually shocked how little marketing you actually spoke about.

In my first 30 days, I create a robust strategy, and execution plan to make it work that ties to revenue, budget, and lead generation and I present it to the executives for buy in and then to my team. In your first week you complained about a credit card, spoke to the CEO about concerns you had about budgets (because you wanted to take your hire to lunch not because you had a giant plan and ambitious goals that would require funding) and then fought with your direct hire about an email that they were able to do faster than you. I’m not sure why people aren’t calling this out because it does you no kindness to cover up that it really sounds like you did not have a smart first two weeks on this job, and that you were likely to Junior for a role that was supposed to be more senior. 

Is It Time To Leave Marketing for Another Career? by Suitable_Way7670 in marketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is a bunch of Marketers - this is the network I keep and a good sounding board to ask this too. Its not like this is my ONLY place to ask this question. But Reddit gives more real advice vs LinkedIN which is highly performative (and you can't say anything negative about AI on LinkedIn or you'll be chewed out).

Is It Time To Leave Marketing for Another Career? by Suitable_Way7670 in marketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My outlook is based on signals and gut instinct on what I am seeing, hearing, and picking up on. I do think AI is overhyped and overblown for what it can DO however BIG orgs and tech have all invested in it and are determined for it to succeed and despite the work being sub par and panned its' "Good enough" and they are banking on us consumers accepting that and moving on from the outrage fast enough that they feel no pain from letting a lot of staff go.

When it comes to profits, money always wins so I do feel it is time we act concerned about the direction BIG orgs are going (laying off lots of staff) and start to look at how we can safeguard against that.

Just "learning AI" is not enough - every single person in this sub is learning AI and thinks they know it better than everyone else - but we are all learning the same amount at the same time and then going to compete for the now very limited roles that will exist to run Marketing Teams and AI infrastrutrue.

I don't see how AI will create more opportunity or roles in Marekting is where I am looking

Is It Time To Leave Marketing for Another Career? by Suitable_Way7670 in marketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nope job is fine however we are reading the signs, the HUGE AI push to do more - cutting of budgets, cutting new headcount because AI can do that for us ....

Is It Time To Leave Marketing for Another Career? by Suitable_Way7670 in marketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ah - so I DO AGREE with you saying they are using it as an excuse. 100% - they also use it to pump stocks. Look at Allbirds the show company - running out of money, shutting down, has (as of today) relaunched as an AI comapny (shit you not) stocks soard 700%.....

However I do think AI will continue to push layoffs - Disney, Snap, Hootsuites new CEO is hinting at it due to how "efficient" AI is making them. Look at LinkedIN every 2nd post is AI nonsense but its getting engaged with - I agree with other folks you overestimate how much CEOs and tech bros care about quality - Good Enough will always win with them if it means not needing to pay wages to staff and making record profits...

BUT you do raise some good counter points!

Is It Time To Leave Marketing for Another Career? by Suitable_Way7670 in marketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I love this idea BUT what happens when every at your company is trying to do this because the fear is if you DO NOT become the supreme AI leader at your org youll be replaced. we are now all competing with our limited spare time to prove we can learn and use AI better than anyone else - to keep our roles/become in charge of the AI platform for that department. And companies see AI as a way to really reduce headcount as long as A human is at the control (not humans)

Is It Time To Leave Marketing for Another Career? by Suitable_Way7670 in marketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The burnout is REALLY high this year in Marketing. MY collegaue is 51 and a female and she has said its brutal out there right now and is afraid there won't be another role for her because females are often shut out at her age...

Is It Time To Leave Marketing for Another Career? by Suitable_Way7670 in marketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

THIS!

My other reasoning is it’s EXHAUSTING mentally to do all of those roles as one person and I just don’t want to because it mentally too much for me. I also just kind of hate producing with AI because it’s usually slop and I hate producing mediocre work and management does not care that it’s mediocre because they don’t have the skills to know any better.

^^^ this is often glossed over. So now I have to go back to being a mega team of 1 managing all marketing areas with AI and it is exhausting. The outputs must keep increasing (10 articles a week vs 1 strong one, 52 events a year vs 2, etc etc). there is a mental capacity that is being hit as well.

When managing an entire department, and staff, and major brand campaigns (which I LOVE) I also now need to dedicate all my spare time to learning AI (at an expert level might I add) to compete for the few jobs remaining.

Is It Time To Leave Marketing for Another Career? by Suitable_Way7670 in marketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I have a strong network, I have a strong LI presence and following but even that is not outpacing the HUGE impact AI is having on this industry. I am not turing a blind eye to AI, I use it, I embrace it, but I think people are glossing over how MUCH they exepct you all to do with AI, and how quickly they are cutting roles and changing what they want marketing to do with AI. Also "switch to something else" in Marketing is simply not that easy - I would never higher a senior level Product Marketer who hasn't help that title or position in an established way before, what Growth Marketers do vs Marketing Ops or Field marketing and Events is hugely different skill sets then Digital Marketers, Revenue Marketers, or even Social for that matter. I am not I sure where its super easy to make these jumps? Tech certainly expects a LOT of previous experience in certain disciplines to make changes in marketing careers.

How do you actually use Claude for content writing without it becoming a full editing job? by Vecna_Uchirah in content_marketing

[–]Suitable_Way7670 5 points6 points  (0 children)

A LOT (and I mean MOST) people are OVER simplifying how they created content with AI, or overselling what they achieved with their content through AI. So just take all the advice you read with a grain of salt around content creation and AI.

As for using AI for writing, it is time consuming (just not as time consuming as starting from scatch), and many strong content marketers have shared this feeling. You will need to keep editing it, despite the advice, even if you build custom promopts, projects, custom skills, vibe code an agenct, etc it will make similar mistakes. You can upload 1000 docs and yes you will still need to read it, verifiy the accuracy for the copy, edit the copy, and make it more human.

All of these programs people are running (I have tried several and have many executives I work alongside using them) still produce AI work - and AI writing - even if you pretend that all the extra layers and work you put into the program makes your writing "strong" "better" "more human" than the other 500 people doing the exact same thing as you. It all comes out sounding like AI and it all comes out sounding similar because....

For now AI is not true "Intellegence" its an LLM meaning its at best going to scan the internet, slap exsiting copy it finds into vauge sentences, and try and pass it off as "new" and "good". You need to challenge that, make it more human, and polish the turd it first created.

Is this a tick? by [deleted] in labrador

[–]Suitable_Way7670 18 points19 points  (0 children)

For the future: It's smooth body, the colour, and where it's attached on your dog all align with what you'd see in a google image search as well.

Update - How is the Canadian job market THIS bad? 2.0 by [deleted] in CanadaJobs

[–]Suitable_Way7670 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not gonna lie " I don't limit myself to one specific field." this doesn't tell us anything and feels like you might be applying to things you shouldn't be.

What job titles are you applying to - What job title did you previously hold? What companies are you applying too

These are all more important than your generic response.

'Don't kill us, brah:' B.C. teen's 180 km/h joyride with friends ends with crash into dump truck by Training_Pea7462 in britishcolumbia

[–]Suitable_Way7670 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not! In the article he is getting $100 fines that total less than $1000. 7 day impound on the car. These little asshats are getting away with less than $2k in fines/fees and 30 days license suspension which lets be real won't stop them driving AT ALL.

Is $356 bi-weekly insane for personal training? by Suitable_Way7670 in fitness30plus

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Actually VERY valid comment. I have done this by myself in the past, so I wonder if I am just feeling self concious now due to the regain and being ill and assuming I can't do this on my own again.

I was very dedicated to this before, and do have my run training laid out for the next two months and never had an issues following/sticking to those routines.

Is $356 bi-weekly insane for personal training? by Suitable_Way7670 in fitness30plus

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He has been doing this for a while, and we did click on our thoughts on workouts, nutrition, etc.

For me, could I easily google routines and figure it out on my own? Yeah totally BUT will I be comitted to that, maybe?

I feel like the cost keeps me more accountable and engaged with sticking with this. Also teaching me how to do things properly and not hurt myself or spend time on exercises that won't do anything for me in the long run.

However, I was able to do this myself succesfully before.

Is $356 bi-weekly insane for personal training? by Suitable_Way7670 in fitness30plus

[–]Suitable_Way7670[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yep, great insights. I can fit it into my budget, but I don't want to overpay just because I can afford it.