If you asked whether technology could replace marketing a few decades ago, most would look at you like you hit your head on concrete. Now, it’s no more a question but an issue that’s sparking industry-wide debate.
A writer at heart, Meghan Keaney Anderson has centered her career around content creation. So, when pivoting her career into the world of generative AI, which could supposedly replace writers, she received one resounding question from peers: Why?
To use ChatGPT or not to use ChatGPT? Is that really the question anymore?
Experimentation is central to making evidence-based decisions, and this is where A/B testing has always shined.
HubSpot’s 2024 State of Marketing Report found that marketers save around 2.5 hours per day with AI. Further, 60% of marketers see AI tools as helpful assistants in their jobs.
Is AI taking over jobs in 2024?
There’s no debate that when it comes to succeeding in digital content, mastering SEO is a must. When I first became a content writer, most of the advice I received was about keywords, backlinks, relevancy, and improving user experience.
The first thing I do every weekday morning is tell my Amazon Alexa to turn off my alarm. In other words, the very first interaction of my day is with artificial intelligence (AI) — kind of surreal now that I write it.
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In a Mint Mobile commercial, Ryan Reynolds reads from a script written entirely by ChatGPT. His prompt was simple (include a joke, curse word, mention the holiday promo in his voice), but he calls the results “compelling” but also “mildly terrifying.”