# Amy Yamada
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Yamada Amy (山田 詠美, Yamada Eimi) born February 8, 1959, is a popular but controversial contemporary Japanese writer who is most famous for her stories that address issues of sexuality, racism, and interracial love and marriage. Her debut and subsequent popular success in the 1990s was a part of Japan's hip-hop and Black culture boom. While she is most known for her stories of complicated and messy romantic love, she also writes on the daily minutiae of life (slice-of-life), child-raising, and bullying.
AI Isn’t the Future, It’s Now. Here’s How To Lead the AI Revolution in Your Business with Amy Yamada
AI is transforming the way we work and connect, but how can you make sure it amplifies your impact without compromising your authenticity?
In this episode, Samantha chats with messaging and AI expert Amy Yamada about integrating artificial intelligence into your business while staying authentic and…
48 AI Meets Authenticity: Scaling Business Without Losing Human Connection with Amy Yamada
In this episode of the TomorrowZone Catalyst Podcast, co-hosts Deb Reuben and Jennica Burgh sit down with Amy Yamada, founder of BotLeads.ai, IdealClient.ai, and Powerhouse AI, to discuss how AI and human connection can work hand in hand to fuel business growth. Many leaders worry that embracing AI…
Amy Yamada: Creating Empathy and Growing Your Audience
Amy Yamada shares her journey from 15-year corporate veteran to successful entrepreneur, revealing how she built multiple AI businesses by focusing on authentic client connections and collaborative growth strategies.• Transitioning from corporate to entrepreneurship after realizing the C-suite path…
Authentic AI Marketing That Actually Converts with Amy Yamada
AI is reshaping the marketing landscape, but with that power comes a problem: automation without authenticity.
In this episode, Amy Yamada, business coach, marketing expert, and AI humanist, shares how she turned ChatGPT into a marketing partner by training it on empathy, emotional intelligence, a…
The Black Phone (2021)
The Grabber is terrorizing a North Colorado suburb. Grabbing kids and subjecting them to horrors that no one should endure. Their only lifeline is a rotary phone on the wall (it's 1978). Who is it they are speaking to? Let's find out.
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AI Visibility: Why You're Not Being Recommended by ChatGPT or Claude (And How to Fix It) with Amy Yamada
What if every piece of content you've ever created - every podcast episode, every blog post, every success story - was working to get you recommended by AI?
SEO gets you found on Google. But Google isn't where your prospects are looking anymore.
If you've been putting off learning about AI discover…
Moment #49: The Early Adopter Window for AI Discoverability Is Closing Fast
You might be showing up everywhere, but if AI can't find you, none of it matters.
That's not a scare tactic, it’s just where the world is heading.
In this moment episode, Samantha Riley and AI discoverability expert Amy Yamada talk about the visibility shift that most business owners are still slee…
309. Amy Yamada on Why You Want AI to See You and How to Make Sure It Does!
Everything we knew about getting found on search engines has been upended by AI. It’s no longer enough to have a great SEO strategy to help people find you online. ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity –– they need to see you too.
Implementing GEO (generative engine optimization) is essential for getting yo…
From SEO To GEO: Helping Experts Stand Out In The Age Of AI
Traditional search engine optimization isn't enough to keep your business visible in today's digital world. Host Juliet Clark welcomes AI visibility strategist Amy Yamada to discuss how authority-level experts can adapt to generative engine optimization. Web traffic is shifting as potential clients…
Episode 515: How to Become the Expert AI Recommends with Amy Yamada
You've spent years building your visibility through Google, social media, podcasts, speaking engagements, and content. But as more people turn to AI for answers and recommendations, there's a new question worth asking: Does AI know enough about you to recommend you for the work you want to be known…
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