What's up SaaS Masters!
My name is George, and today I'm going to show you a text expander deal.
If you don't know what a text expander is, that means you've been wasting a lot
of time, typing in the same thing over and over again.
Plus, be prepared to get your mind blown
away once you know what it actually is, because you're going to know that.
Yes.
In fact, you have been wasting a lot of time.
So the deal that I'm going to be talking
about right now is TypeDesk, and it's a lifetime deal right now.
So that means that you pay once,
use it forever, and that link will be in the description.
What it does is that when you type in a variable on your keyboard,
it's gonna expand it to a phrase or text that you said before.
Now it's not just expanding the text,
but it's also more advanced where you have variables in between.
That means that you can customize it, but save a lot of time in that sense.
So what I'm going to do right now is show
you the deal and how type desk actually works.
So let's go jump over to my desktop right now.
All right.
Let's get started with the deal that's
going on right now, and it's only $59 for the lifetime deal.
And there's two plans available.
So let me jump down really quickly to the plans.
Okay.
There's two type of plants, which is the single and double.
The thing that changes is the unlimited seats.
So the first plan,
if you're planning to use this just for yourself and you don't have teammates,
you don't have family members that you want to share this with.
Well, you're good to go with a single
plan, but if you have team members, family members that you want to use this with.
Well, the double code is the best option because you have unlimited seats because
you can share canned responses and a lot of things.
Okay. So basically, that's a deal.
Okay, let me show you really quickly.
You can install this on Mac, Windows, Chrome and Firefox recommendations.
I recommend you install it on the desktop, like, for example, Mac or Windows,
because if you install it on Chrome, or firefox.
That means the text expansion is only
going to work on the browser and not the whole computer, the whole desktop.
So in this case, I already installed it on my Mac.
So I have it installed right here.
Here's my text expander,
and we're going to test here on pages just so you understand.
So like I mentioned before,
we type in a variable and it's going to auto expand it to it.
Okay. So we have several expansions already
available here that they provide for you, so you can can check them out.
For example, if you needed some Lorem Ipsum, you just type in /lorem, right.
So you type in dial and let's say Lorem and boom, it added that to it.
Okay. That's a really simple use case.
Like it just added text to it a phrase that we already added.
But like I mentioned before,
there's a lot of advanced features that we're going to be checking out.
So I'm gonna I'm going to create a brand new one, create a new response.
Okay.
And we have the type of variables that we have available.
For example, we have variables that are already tied to our account.
For example, if I use this variable, it's gonna add my email,
first name, last name, full name, your role and business name.
Honestly, I don't think these are too useful, but that are available.
There.
The ones that are useful are these dynamic variables and custom place holders.
Let me show you a quick example.
Let's just say that we are a support team, a call center or just random daily use.
But let's just say we're support center
and we have to type in some special codes every single time.
For example, your service
provider code is and we're going to add a variable.
So we're going to add a text variable which is going to be insert.
For example, we set the service code.
That's what we're going to call it.
So we understand what it's for service code and start the variable is okay.
And
please refer to and we'll say
we'll add the select.
We're going to say, for example, what's the question?
So we understand what it's for.
Let's just say the area. Okay.
And we're gonna save area.
We're gonna say support is one of them.
Add another condition.
We're gonna say cells
accounting and want to start that.
Remember, these are just random use cases
just so you understand what they actually do.
Oops, I clicked on it. Okay.
And we're gonna say
URL, just test this one. Alright.
We'll just say
Name a test one
and we're going to set this up here, not variance settings.
The setting would be how what shortcut that we're going to use.
So this is actually used.
So we'll just say /PMP. All right.
Just something like that.
Obviously you would choose something that you would actually remember.
So you know it. All right.
So let's type in this variable /PMP.
Oh,sorry.
I got to save it. Okay.
Saved.
Let's start again. Okay.
Now it's saved /PMP. Alright.
And it's asking me the service code.
So I have to remember what that service code.
Remember this could be a use case where I'm a call center or a support system.
Whatever. And okay.
I got the code, that's a code enter and then it's asking me what area.
So I'm gonna say I'm gonna redirect them to I don't know, sales area.
Okay. Boom.
It added automatically to it.
So we have this code plus the variable
from the code that we set and the area variable also that we said automatically.
Now this is just some really quick short text.
Obviously, if you make this really long where a client actually thinks that you've
wrote everything, but you actually use text TypeDesk.
Alright, so that's a really cool use case.
Let's go ahead and create another response.
And for this one we can say, hey, you know what today's date is?
For example, if you're using this every
single time, well, this is going to be really useful.
It can be a day of the week, URL day month.
For example, we'll say full date. Okay.
And we can add and remove date subtract.
These are really good variables.
For example, if you are saying, hey, you know what?
If you have five days to make a change, well, you would set that.
You would know that if you send it today, it's going to subtract or add five days.
So they do something, you know. Okay.
In this case we'll see several days insert variable.
So today's date is and let's set the setting.
For example, in this case we'll sayPJP.
Alright again, just two.
Let's go ahead and save it.
Let's type in /PGP Zoom automatically.
It just added today's date is and it's
added right there without having to check what date it is or whatever.
And like I mentioned before,
we can add plus or minus days to make this even more interesting.
Let's add another can response.
Let me show you the variants.
These are really interesting.
We're going to say test variance. Okay.
So we could say this is just a test for variant.
Okay.
In the middle we have a variance.
We're not using variables. Okay.
Variants for here.
And we could add more of them.
So for example, we'll just say this one.
This is the use case. English.
Go ahead and enter another variant
and that we'll say this one is Spanish. Enter.
So let me go into my Spanish one and we'll say
is
this for the the variance.
Okay, that could be use case.
You could have different languages, different type of moods.
You can say joyful, angry, happy, whatever professional.
And you can have different type
of variance that whatever use case is working for you.
So let's set the setting right here for how are we going to trigger this?
And we'll just say pop, I'm just using these four to make quick changes here.
Okay. Saved.
Let's test it out.
Let's variant pop. All right.
So now it's asking what variant do I want to use English or Spanish?
So I'm gonna say Spanish and it added to Spanish one again.
Let's go ahead and test it.
Pop and I'm going to set the English one.
And now I added the English.
So that way you understand what the variants actually do.
So pretty interesting. Right.
Create responses again.
We have time clipboard.
If you want to use a clipboard.
another response that you already have if you want to add it there.
So you don't have to type in the whole thing.
Or just paste it here if you have it
available, there gender conditions if you want to use it.
For example, how do you want to respond for a female, a male neutral.
Okay, the select you saw that already the random value.
If you want to select a random value, for example, we have the example,
for example, happy, excited, thrilled, pumped.
So those are valuable random values that you can set.
So the message it's not always the same or the phrase that you're going to write.
It has a lot of random values that change, so it's not the same.
It could be a really good use case depending on what you want to use it for.
We have settings, a private note for us,
for example, for team members or just for future reference, like private note.
What was this created for?
And we set that note for us.
You can copy as a play in text if you need that also.
So that's the way the text expander works.
You would have to obviously try to figure out how you want to use this
for your personal use or business use or your VA's virtual assistance or whatever.
There's a lot of full sentences already created here if you want to use them.
For example, if you want to say best
regards, let me know there's already some of them right here.
AWS.
Or just basically things that you type all the time.
It just makes it really easy if you're
always saying a phrase to on Facebook or whatever on your emails.
Well, you already have it there useful sentence.
For example, top emojis.
The emojis already said right here.
If I want to use Fire, I type in fire.
It's gonna add the emoji, so I don't have to add some type
of shortcut to add the emoji or type in the emoji icon and then select the emoji.
In this case, I just use my variable right here and it's gonna add that emoji to it.
Another thing that we can add right here
is we can separate by folder so we can keep track of them.
Share with me. So if someone on your team is using
variables all the time for the same purpose reason there's shared with me,
there's team folders and there's archived to delete them.
But basically that is TypeDesk. What it does,
it saves you time from typing in the same thing over and over again.
If your time equals money, then definitely use something like this.
So if you're not interested in this deal, there's other type of deals that do this
text expansion, but this one isn't a lifetime deal right now.
So if you want to take advantage of that deal like I said before,
that link will be in the description in case you guys want to grab it.
That link, it's an affiliate link, so if you buy through it,
it gives me a small Commission, but it won't cost you a single set more.
It costs what it costs, and it helps me out to make out these
videos and help you guys out to decide if you're going to grab something or not.
Well, there you go.
Thank you all for watching. My name is George.
This is SaaS Master. And I'll see you guys later.