Content Management Made Easy: AI Tips and Key Industry News"
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In today’s edition:
How much time could you save by systemizing and automating your content management??
If building an automated content management system from scratch feels daunting, you’re in the right place.
Find the Gaps
Before automating your content creation process, take stock of your existing content and workflows with a content audit to identify your most popular and effective content types.
Next, look for any gaps or inefficiencies in your current production process.
Then, based on what you find, select tools and platforms to fill those gaps. Examples of tools you might need are a content management platform, automation tools like Zapier, AI writing assistants, and image generation tools.
How to Train an AI Assistant to Perform Your Content Workflows
Thinking of using AI to help you perform time-consuming, repetitive tasks so you can focus on higher-level, creative work that requires critical thinking and emotional intelligence?
Train Your AI Assistant and Create a Library of Useful Prompts
The goal is to develop prompts that generate results you can use in your work, with minimal editing required. When you discover a prompt that works well, save it in a spreadsheet or document, categorized by topic or use case for easy access.?
Give Your AI Feedback
If you asked the AI to write a product description for a new sneaker your company is launching and the output doesn't mention key selling points, say:
"This description gets a 6/10. You covered the basics of the shoe's style and color options but didn't highlight the unique value propositions that really set it apart. Please try again, and this time make sure to mention:
Learn What Your AI Assistant Needs From You
Don't say, "Write a press release for the launch of this new shoe."
Do say, "I need you to write a press release announcing the launch of our new shoe. Ask me any additional questions you have about the shoe, the launch plan, our target audience, or our overall goals. I'll provide the answers."
The AI will follow up with questions like:
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Treat AI Like Any Other Assistant
As you collect effective prompts, you can automate entire workflows tailored to specific needs.
Imagine you run a YouTube channel where you regularly publish interviews with subject matter experts. Manually turning each recorded interview into a polished piece of content is time-consuming.?
But, if you connect your AI assistant to other parts of your tech stack, it can automate almost the entire process from start to finish.
Here's how it might work:
You could build similar workflows to:
Today's advice is provided with insights from Igor Pogany, a featured guest on the AI Explored podcast.
Meta Updates AI Policies: Meta is updating its approach to AI-generated and manipulated media across its platforms. The company is introducing an "AI info" label for a wide range of content, replacing the previous "Made with AI" label. Meta started labelling organic AI-generated content in May 2024 and will stop removing content solely based on its manipulated video policy in July. Source: Meta
Meta’s EU Ads Model: European Union antitrust regulators have charged Meta for violating the Digital Markets Act with its "pay or consent" advertising model for Facebook and Instagram in Europe. Source: Reuters
Apple Expands Fee on Meta Ads Purchases: Apple is extending its 30% fee on Facebook and Instagram ad purchases via iOS devices globally starting July 1. Source: Search Engine Land?
Snap’s New Features: Snapchat has introduced new features for its Snapchat+ subscription service. These include customizable houses on Snap Map, pets appearing with Bitmojis in chats, and ultra-short expiration times for Snaps and Stories. For all users, Snapchat added a live "Mirror" in Bitmoji Builder for more accurate avatars and new AI-powered Lenses like "My 5-Year Old Self." Source: Snapchat
TikTok’s Genie: TikTok has filed a United States trademark for "Genie," an AI chatbot capable of simulating conversations and generating human-like text and speech. Source: Semafor
X’s Preview of Ads Analytics: X has announced a preview of its upcoming next-generation Ad Analytics platform. The new interface is designed to be fast and intuitive, allowing businesses to view all important metrics quickly. Source: Sid Rao via X
YouTube Updates: YouTube’s policy training for third-party content violators is now available. Additionally, the platform is beginning to roll out Handles in 75 languages, including English. Lastly, YouTube is introducing a new card in the studio dashboard on desktop to display key shopping info about channel performance and quick access to YouTube Shopping. Source: YouTube
YouTube’s Removal of AI-Generated Content: YouTube has introduced a policy allowing users to request the removal of AI-generated content featuring their likenesses. The policy considers factors like disclosure of synthetic content, realism, and potential for parody. Users must typically file claims themselves, with some exceptions. Video owners have 48 hours to respond before YouTube reviews the complaint. Acceptable resolutions include full removal, blurring faces, or removing personal information from metadata. Source: Engadget
Conclusion
In this edition of Marketing Times, we've explored key developments shaping the digital landscape. From leveraging AI assistants to streamline content workflows to the evolving policies of major platforms like YouTube and Meta concerning AI-generated content and advertising fees, the industry continues to adapt. Stay informed about these changes as they influence digital marketing strategies and consumer engagement. Keep innovating and adjusting your approach to stay ahead in the dynamic world of marketing.
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