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Jon Rittenberg
Business Development at Incredibuild
Jon Rittenberg is a highly skilled professional with a strong background in business development, sales, content operations, and project management across various reputable organizations.
He specializes in turbocharging compilation, tests, and compute-intensive workloads through effective distribution of processes, utilizing idle CPUs in the local network or the cloud.
Jon holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing from the University of Maryland, where he excelled with a GPA of 3.8. He also attended Sharon High School for his earlier education.
Throughout his career, Jon has held key roles such as Business Development Specialist at Incredibuild, Inside Sales Manager at Segmanta, Content Operations Manager at TikTok, Assistant Project Manager at GoPro, and Programming Coordinator at Discovery Inc.
Highlights
Quick win for b2b Founders on social: turning customer FAQs into posts:
Why do this?
- Adds direct value to your customers and prospects in your audience
- Shows that you are in touch with their needs
- Can be completed in under 10 minutes
- Can use different post formats i.e. list, carousel, or video to keep things fresh
Here's how:
- Choose a frequently asked question by your prospects, customers, or partners
- Choose a format to answer the question: try starting with a straight narrative or list post (see below example)
- Write the post (should take no more than 10 minutes)
- Publish and repeat weekly (add a recurring task 'FAQ post' to your calendar for every Tuesday
Advanced: Mix in other formats like how-to's, case studies, blogs, videos, etc.
Example: Dave Gerhardt 5️⃣

How Wiz's marketing team leverages ChatGPT to turn employees into advocates:
First, it starts with the ideal prompt:
- Your company name & industry
- Your target audience
- The task
- Your voice & tone
- Past examples
- Confirmation
Example:
We are {company}, an {industry} startup.
Our target audience includes {persona 1}, {persona 2}, {persona 3}.
I'm going to send you something that is related to {company}. I want you to write {task}.
We want the result to be {specific instructions / voice & tone}.
For example, here are {successful results from the past}: {references}
ChatGPT, are you ready to get the topic and background information about the topic that I want you to write my current requested {task} about? (If so, please ask me to send them you).
From there, they look for repetitive requests to build a prompt library available to employees.
Tom Orbach, Wiz's VP of Growth, notes that the secret to winning adoption in the team is that no one has to edit the prompt to use it. Prompts should be 'copy/paste' and let chat GPT ask the questions for more detail.
