[FAQ]

Hey,

I’ve been playing around with some AI tools to help speed up my content creation workflow for X, and the potential seems huge. However, I’m a bit wary of my content starting to sound robotic or generic. I don’t want to lose my personal voice.

For those of you who are using AI effectively, what are your best practices? How do you use it as a tool without it taking over? I’m thinking about things like idea generation, drafting, and maybe even creating images. Just want to make sure I’m using it the smart way.

Thanks!

[Jeff Bullas]

This is a forward-thinking question that gets to the core of modern content creation.

Short Answer: The best practice is to use AI as a creative assistant for ideation and initial drafting, never as the final creator, ensuring a human always provides the strategic oversight and authentic voice.

Let’s break down how to apply AI strategically to specific content formats without compromising your brand.

The most effective way to leverage AI is by assigning it specific pre-production tasks for each content type. First, for your text-based content, you can use AI to brainstorm a dozen different hooks for a thread or to summarise complex information into bullet points, which you then craft into your own unique voice. Second, for visual content, AI image generators can be prompted to create unique backgrounds or conceptual art for your posts, but a human must always perform the final curation to ensure brand alignment and quality. Finally, when creating video content, AI can generate script outlines or suggest talking points, significantly cutting down on preparation time before you, the creator, step in front of the camera to deliver it with genuine personality. The most damaging practice is to automate content generation and posting completely, as this invariably leads to generic, error-prone content that will quickly alienate your audience.

Cheers,

Jeff

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