Kim Komando

you know, a social media manager, an email marketing expert, whatever it is.

But in this case, we're going to say a historic preservation expert.

And then maybe you want to start looking for some grants, the National Register of Historic Places, the Rural Development Grants, the Preservation Alliance.

There's also federal historic tax credits that you may be able to tap into.

And when you start looking at AI, that's where you want to say, write me a list of every grant tax credit funding source available for historic agricultural building preservation.

And then you take it to the next level, Doug, as you say, help me fill out each and every one of these applications.

and this is also this is also something that would be really cool for what do you think doing a little cap cut for tick tock and talking about this if this is actually perfect for something like tick tock i'm sure there's barn talk out there somewhere where people who love barns but if you're going to start a tick tock account the best advice i was ever given is that you want to open four new accounts and it could be the round barn it could be round barn indiana it could be doug's barn

Four different accounts with four different names.

And then you make three intro videos explaining the barn and maybe a second video that talks about the feature and a third video that talks about the history.

And then you post those on all four of those accounts at the same time and wait for one of the four to get traction.

And once that one gets traction, you close the other three and that's the one you continue on.

Yeah, that's interesting.

So how do you differentiate?

Do you differentiate anything other than just the title?

Nothing, because all you're doing is you're increasing your odds of the algorithm catching you and pushing you onto the For You pages or to the people who are interested in farms and barns, because you're giving yourself now 75% more chance of actually gaining an audience than just having that one account.

I think that's smart.

So what do you think about all that, Doug?

Yeah.

And that would also be I'm sure you've seen any any type of venue.

There's always that backdrop where people can take photos and videos in front of.