u/AmazingItfects01 — reddlx

▲ 11 r/GPT+1 crossposts

ChatGPT just gave me a 👍 reaction to my message… and honestly, I wasn't expecting that 😂

I was having a completely normal conversation with ChatGPT about improving my website's Google Search Console impressions.

I asked:

>“What is the fastest solution how i get more & more impression in GSC in this website?”

ChatGPT gave me a pretty detailed SEO answer about improving existing commercial pages, targeting queries, and working on pages ranking around positions 8–30.

But then I noticed something I hadn't seen before…

ChatGPT reacted to MY message with a 👍. 😂

I know it's a tiny UI feature, but seeing the AI basically go:

“👍”

to something I wrote feels weirdly funny. 😆

It made the conversation feel a little more like texting with someone rather than just using an AI assistant.

Has anyone else noticed ChatGPT reacting to their messages like this?

Is this a new feature, or have I somehow just noticed it for the first time? 👀

u/AmazingItfects01 — 14 days ago

▲ 1 r/OpenAIDev

What do you think AI will actually replace?

https://preview.redd.it/8yt7d0pfxhlh1.png?width=756&format=png&auto=webp&s=3d8ef1df938e473f530cfb71caaed30a5f9cd83f

I put together this AI-generated image after thinking about how difficult it can be to tell what is created by AI and what isn't.

Beyond the image itself, I'm curious about the bigger question: what types of work do you think AI will take over first, and where will humans remain essential?

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u/AmazingItfects01 — 2 months ago

▲ 5 r/ecommerce101

eCommerce Development Is Clearly Becoming a Bigger Part of the Conversation

https://preview.redd.it/i3xcp0nk24kh1.png?width=1917&format=png&auto=webp&s=f82f052a99c15a61bd903e564215869d8bd73844

I came across this Google Books Ngram chart while looking into the growth of the term “ecommerce,” and the trend is pretty interesting.

What stands out is how much the conversation has grown over the years. Today, eCommerce Development is not just about putting products online; it is about creating a smooth, user-friendly experience that people actually enjoy using.

I think that’s one reason modern eCommerce platforms have become so popular. When a website is simple to navigate, fast, mobile-friendly, and makes the buying process easy, people are naturally more likely to like and return to it.

For those working in eCommerce Development, what do you think matters most today: user experience, performance, design, or personalization?

Curious to hear what others in the community think.

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u/AmazingItfects01 — 2 months ago

▲ 1 r/eCommerceSEO

eCommerce Development Is Clearly Becoming a Bigger Part of the Conversation

https://preview.redd.it/i3xcp0nk24kh1.png?width=1917&format=png&auto=webp&s=f82f052a99c15a61bd903e564215869d8bd73844

I came across this Google Books Ngram chart while looking into the growth of the term “ecommerce,” and the trend is pretty interesting.

For those working in eCommerce Development, what do you think matters most today: user experience, performance, design, or personalization?

Curious to hear what others in the community think.

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u/AmazingItfects01 — 2 months ago

▲ 3 r/bigcommerce

What’s the Biggest Problem You’ve Had With BigCommerce?

For those using BigCommerce, what’s the biggest issue or limitation you’ve faced?

Was it customization, B2B features, integrations, SEO, performance, pricing, or something else?

Would love to hear about your experience and how you solved it.

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u/AmazingItfects01 — 2 months ago