My soul is burning, and my brain got owl sound, {{first_name|Bro}}.
Whenever I see everyone on the internet having the same description and the same scripts, I just wanna dig my grave and wanna bury myself.
But my job as a marketer is to make these deadly AI garbage products into best-selling and shiny purple cows in the market.
And that's exactly what I did for one of my subscribers, when he asked:
"Ashu, I have a digital product related to the fitness topic. I did use some AI here and there to help me write it. If you have the time, please take a look at my current product page. Well, I am not very active on working on newer products due to the upcoming exams (10th boards).
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What do you suggest I should work on from here? If you have any suggestions, feel free to let me know.
I also was thinking of working on some real skills alongside these projects. I did try to help my friend with cold calling, it did feel natural somehow, but I don't think it was very good. What would you suggest I work on?"
First, when I looked at his product, the visual is good, but it's not following the colour psychology, which doesn’t make me stay on the page for a while.
Second, the description: 100% AI (So have to handwrite)
Third, the product: From the first line, it's all ShItTy AI.
(It’s so terrible that the guy who is getting 2 to 3 different courses from different creators in the same niche is getting all the same content, and he's gonna give neutral feedback on any of them.)
So, purely handwrite and add some personality cause it doesn't have any soul.
And I am not against using AI, but generating content from 100% AI is bad.
You can take paragraph ideas and information, but not your personal tone and human voice, which I said millions of times in my emails.
So, be a smart human, not a shitty robot.
-AshuRex
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