NEW NotebookLM Update is INSANE!

New Notebook LM update is insane. Google just dropped a notebook LM update that broke my brain. They added 10 custom infographic styles you can use with one click. No design skills, no Canva, no PowerPoint, nothing. You just click a button and it makes beautiful visuals for you. This Notebook LM update is so easy a 5-year-old could do it. And I'm going to show you exactly how it works right now. So, here's the deal. Notebook LM has always been solid for research. You throw in your notes, your PDFs, your links, whatever, and it helps you make sense of it all. Cool. But now, now it does something wild. It turns all of that stuff into stunning infographics, like legit gorgeous visuals, and you get to pick from 10 different styles or make your own inside the app. No extra tools, no subscriptions to design software. Nothing else needed. Let me say that again because I need you to hear it. You upload your notes, you click one button, you pick a style, and boom, you get a professional infographic done. That used

to take hours. And the styles they added, they're not boring. We're talking editorial style, which looks clean and magazine- like clay style, which gives you that cool 3D look. Brick style, sketch style, like someone drew it by hand. There's even a kawaii style, which is all cute and colorful, anime style, storyboard, bento, grid, professional, and then there's auto, which just picks the best one for you. 10 styles, all builtin, all free to use right now. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. Seriously, he reads all of them. Okay

so let me walk you through exactly how to use this thing step by step because this is where it gets really fun. Step one, open Notebook LM. If you don't have it yet, just go to notebookm. google. com. It's free. Sign in with your Google account. Done. Step two, create a notebook or open one you already have. Now throw in your sources. This could be PDFs, Google Docs, website links, pasted text, whatever you want to turn into a visual. The more sources you add, the richer your infographic will be. So, don't be shy. Dump everything in there. Step three, go to the studio panel. You'll see a bunch of options. Click on infographic. Now, here's the magic part. See that little pencil icon? Tap it. That opens up the customization menu. This is where you pick your style. Scroll through the 10 presets. Pick the one that fits your vibe. Want something fun? Go kawaii. Want something sleek? Go editorial. Want something that looks like a textbook? Go professional. Step four, pick your orientation. You can do landscape, portrait, or square. Square is perfect for Instagram or social media. Landscape is great for presentations. Portrait works for Pinterest or printed handouts. You also get to choose your language and how detailed you want it. And here's a

secret weapon. There's a custom prompt box. You can type in stuff like pastel colors, playful cartoon style, or dark background, minimal text, bold fonts. That tells the AI exactly what look you want. Step five, hit generate. Notebook LM does its thing in the background. When it's done, you download the PNG. That's it. You now have a professional infographic you can use anywhere. Blog posts, social media, presentations, newsletters, school projects, client reports, whatever you need. Now, let me tell you why this is a massive deal. And I want you to really think about this. Before this update, if you wanted a good infographic, you had two options. Option one, learn design. Spend hours in Canva or Photoshop or Figma trying to make something look decent. Option two, hire someone, pay a designer, wait for revisions, go back and forth. Both of those options take time. energy. And honestly, most of the time, the result isn't even that great unless you really know what you're doing. Now, you skip all of that. You let AI do the heavy lifting. You focus on the content, the research, the ideas, and Notebook LM handles the visuals. That's the game changer right there. You're not replacing creativity. You're removing the bottleneck. You're removing the friction between having a great idea and actually showing it to the world in a beautiful way. And it's not just

infographics. That's what's so crazy about this. Notebook LM also lets you create slide decks now with two formats. detailed slides which are packed with info for reading and presenter slides which are cleaner and built for speaking. So if you have a meeting, a class, a pitch, whatever, you can generate a full presentation from your notes. No PowerPoint, no Google Slides template hunting, just click and go. They also added video overviews. The AI will create a short narrated video that summarizes your documents. Think about that for a second. You upload a 50page report and Notebook LM spits out a video that explains the whole thing on mobile too. This works on your phone now. And then you've got mind maps, data tables, audio overviews, quizzes. This thing is turning into a full content creation machine. It's not just a research tool anymore. It's a visual content factory powered by AI. And it's all grounded in your actual sources. So, it's not making stuff up. It's pulling from the documents you gave it. [snorts] Now, real quick, if you're watching this and you're thinking, "Okay, Julian, this is cool, but how do I actually use AI like this to grow my business and get more customers? " That's exactly what the AI profit boardroom is for. It's the best place to learn how to scale your business and save hundreds of hours with AI automation using tools like Notebook LM. I'll drop the link in the description and comments. Check it out.

All right, let me give you some expert tips now because I've been playing with this feature and I've found some things that make a huge difference. Tip one, be specific with your prompts. Don't just pick a style and hit generate. Use that custom prompt box. Tell it the colors you want, the mood, the theme. Say things like bright and bold with large headings or minimal and elegant with lots of white space. The more specific you are, the better the output. Tip two, mix your sources. If you only upload one short paragraph, your infographic will be thin. But if you throw in three or four solid sources, you get a much richer, more detailed visual, more data. It means better visuals out. Simple. Tip three, think about where you're posting it before you generate. If it's for Instagram, go square. If it's for a blog, go landscape. Pinterest pin, go portrait. Match the orientation to the platform. It saves you from having to crop or resize later. Tip four, export the PNG and reuse it everywhere. Put it in your email newsletter. Add it to a blog post. Use it in a client proposal. Throw it into a Slack channel. These visuals are yours. Use them. Tip five. Layer this with other Notebook LM features. Generate an infographic from your notes. Then create a slide deck from the same notes. Then make a video overview. Now you got three different pieces of content from one set of sources. That's how you work smart. That's how you create content without burning out. This is honestly one of the biggest updates Google has made to Notebook LM. It takes something that used to be hard and slow and expensive and makes it instant and easy and beautiful. Whether you're a student trying to make a class project look amazing, a marketer building social content, an educator making lesson materials, or an entrepreneur creating pitch decks, this feature is for you. And it's only going to get better. Google is clearly investing hard in Notebook LM. Every month there's a new feature. Every update makes it more powerful. If you're not using this tool yet, you're leaving so much on the table. Start now is free. It's easy. And after watching this video, you know exactly how to use it. So, here's what I want you to do right now. Go try Notebook LM. Upload some notes, pick a style, generate an infographic, and then come back here and comment what style was your favorite. I want to know.

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