What about ChatGPT?
Tanya Williams Chief of Everything
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You might have heard about this called ChatGPT and all the hype that surrounds it.
Everyone is talking about…. (I’d rather be talking about Jimmy Choo’s but heck I can jump on board and have some water cooler convo with you)
There is a bunch of speculation about what it means for content writers and marketers. Does it replace people? Will it take jobs? Will robots take over the world?
CALM DOWN!
Let’s start with what it is.
ChatGPT, is full Chat Generative Pre-training Transformer,?software that allows a user to ask it questions using conversational, or natural, language.
What the?
Yeh let’s try again in a way you understand.
It enables users to ask questions or tell a story, and the bot will respond with relevant, natural-sounding answers and topics. It is designed to simulate a human conversation, creating a natural engagement with the bot. (that make’s a bit more sense)
I see it as a handy little tool to help kickstart the creative process. Good for researching, maybe giving you a starting point and providing a foundation for content and topics.
But it is NOT the holy grail. It does not replace your copywriter, your marketing specialist, your blog writers, or your IT peeps…. You should not copy and paste what you find. You need to take this GPT foundation and build on it, adding your own frame of reference, knowledge, and personality.
I did a little experiment to share an example.
This is what I told Chat to do
“Write a post for LinkedIn about adding personality to your content”
This was the response ….
"In today's digital age, where information is readily available, it can be challenging to stand out from the crowd. Adding personality to your content can be a game changer and make your brand more relatable and memorable.
Here are some tips to infuse your content with personality:
1.???Know your audience: Understanding your target audience will help you create content that resonates with them and makes them feel understood.
2.???Be authentic: Let your personality shine through by being true to yourself and not trying to be someone you're not.
3.???Use humor: Humor can be a powerful tool to engage your audience and make your content more memorable. Just make sure it's appropriate and in line with your brand.
4.???Share stories: People love stories, and sharing your own experiences can help build a connection with your audience.
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5.???Experiment with tone: The tone you use in your content can greatly impact how it's received. Try experimenting with different tones to see what resonates with your audience.
By incorporating these tips into your content, you can make it more engaging and memorable, and help your brand stand out in the digital world. #Personality #ContentMarketing #Branding"
A bit dry and not written to suit my personality or style, and totally lacks personalisation but it’s a starting point so, I quickly tweaked it to this.
Tanya version
In our want-it-now world, standing out from the herd is essential. Adding personality to your content can be a game changer and make your brand more relatable and memorable. You need to add the sparkle!
Here are some simple ways to add some personality:
1.???Know your people: If you know your target audience then creating content that resonates with them and makes them feel understood is going to hit the mark.
2.???Be authentically you: People buy people (you already know that) so you need to make sure your personality sparkles and shines. If you try to be someone you're not, your audience knows.
3.???Make them laugh: a bit of humor is a powerful way to engage your perfect-fit clients and to be memorable.
4.???Share real stories: think about the stories that have resonated with you. The same applies to your target audience. Stories help to build a connection with your audience so they can relate to you.
5.???Tone is everything: The tone you use in your content can greatly impact how it's received. Is it sassy, corporate, blokey, or funny ... ? Write your content in a way that reflects your personality.
Your brand is a reflection of your personality and your content is an extension of that.?Be you, create connections and make sure you are remembered. That is what will make your brand stand out in this ridiculously overcrowded digital world.
Now you can spend more time to personalise further. This was a quick experience to show you how it works and why you need to add your own knowledge and twist to it. (apart from the fact there would be a lot of the same content being published)
The key is to be as specific as possible when using it. eg: create a 60 second video script in an 80's theme that has a playful tone
I will share more on this cool little tool in the future but in the meantime, have a play around with it and be sure to be super specific when you ask it questions. The more specific you are, the better the quality of the response you get
Now go has some fun and report back.
Tanya
P.S. Recently I spoke about adding personality to your marketing. I am going through a brand refresh and the website is getting an overhaul. Here is an example of how to do a fun holding page …… with loads of sparkle! Click to uncover... ??
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1 年Firstly, I would also prefer to be talking about Jimmy Choo's ?? . Secondly, I also think it has it's place. I've used it to generate ideas and then tweaked it to my style and advice. It's got to be better than looking at a blank page for hours!
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1 年Thank you ??
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1 年Hi Tanya Williams Chief of Everything, yes I've been on and had a play too! Agree you would never copy and paste word for word, I see it as a creative kickstart for inspiration when you are stuck for words. What are your thoughts on the privacy of ChatGPT? Quite conscious of the information going in so am careful what I ask it.