I was talking to a copywriter yesterday and, of course, the conversation turned to AI.
In answer to my asking whether he felt threatened by it, he said no. He serves a niche market of clients, writes in his own unique voice and is confident that AI can’t and won’t replace him for now.
I agree with one caveat…I don’t think AI will replace the human voice or touch for a very long time, if ever.
The best way to look at it is, in my opinion, as a co-creator, a valuable tool which, if used in the right way, can serve us rather than threaten us.
This is pretty much the stance I take in my teaching too. I firmly believe we need to embrace AI because, quite frankly, we have no other choice.
With that in mind, I’m sharing some resources with you this week to help you do just that.
Let’s start with content marketing and how AI can be your best content creation buddy:
https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/ai-in-content-marketing
Then there’s this to help you understand the benefits of AI in content marketing:
And four ways to use AI in your content marketing with examples:
With five ways to power it up with AI:
https://storychief.io/blog/power-up-content-marketing-with-ai
Along with eight ways real businesses are using AI for their content creation and marketing:
https://zapier.com/blog/ai-content-creation/
As for AI content generators you can use, here are fifteen of the best:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/top-10-best-free-ai-content-generator-tools-2022-eric-darnell
Along with the ten best available for nada:
And a whole bunch more AI tools you can use in your marketing at no cost:
https://www.profitbooks.net/chatgpt-and-other-free-ai-marketing-tools/
Talking of tools, your TED talk this week is about an astonishing new open source neurotech tool that could help us all control our worlds with just our minds:
