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Artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay! A lot of marketers are using AI to quickly generate content.
As a client (or prospect) you may be wondering if I use Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools when writing content. And if so, how do I use them?
Here’s my AI policy:
As a client (or prospect) you may be wondering if I use Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools when writing content. And if so, how do I use them?
Here’s my AI policy:
Enhancing, not replacing the human touch.
AI is a handy tool. But it doesn’t replace the human experiences (and emotions) that copywriters like me draw from.
Anyone can use AI tools to write, but it takes real skill to make the results meaningful. You’ve got to know your audience inside and out, like what makes them tick. Then you’ve got to be able to guide AI to give you exactly what you need, know which prompts to use, and what information is worth keeping or discarding.
The point is, these tools are great, but they’re not magic. It’s all about knowing how to work with the tool, not just using it.
That’s where I come in.
With 25+ years in marketing and copywriting, I have a proven track record for creating clear and effective content. I use this combined knowledge to guide AI with the right prompts to deliver results.
Anyone can use AI tools to write, but it takes real skill to make the results meaningful. You’ve got to know your audience inside and out, like what makes them tick. Then you’ve got to be able to guide AI to give you exactly what you need, know which prompts to use, and what information is worth keeping or discarding.
The point is, these tools are great, but they’re not magic. It’s all about knowing how to work with the tool, not just using it.
That’s where I come in.
With 25+ years in marketing and copywriting, I have a proven track record for creating clear and effective content. I use this combined knowledge to guide AI with the right prompts to deliver results.
How I use AI:
I specialize in writing content that is engaging and original. To do this, I handle the important thinking and writing myself.
I use AI as a writer’s assistant. For example, I might ask AI to:
Bottom line: I’m always the human writer in charge. Regardless of how I use AI tools, my work for you will always be original, leaning on my 25+ years of experience in creating high-quality, engaging content. Guaranteed.
I use AI as a writer’s assistant. For example, I might ask AI to:
- Extract key points: Pull out the most important bits from interview transcripts.
- Summarize content: Recap articles, web pages, or videos.
- Research: Explore topics and help me find credible sources.
- Offer market insights: Provide insights into target markets and their motivations.
- Generate ideas: Brainstorm content topics.
- Give examples: Suggest relevant examples and stories.
- Review drafts: Recommend improvements to drafts.
- Proofread: Check for typos, grammar, and other errors.
- Provide customer POV: Evaluate how persuasive copy is from a customer perspective.
- Suggest SEO keywords: Identify relevant keywords to improve search engine rankings.
Bottom line: I’m always the human writer in charge. Regardless of how I use AI tools, my work for you will always be original, leaning on my 25+ years of experience in creating high-quality, engaging content. Guaranteed.
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