S1:E6 Don’t Let the Robot do the writing. When to use AI in your Business


Meet your Season One Co-Host: Caitie Cupples

Caitie is a copywriter who bravely volunteered to be the first cohost and come with me in my messy journey to launch a podcast without overthinking it (too much).


In a very hot topic right now, Caitie and I discuss when it's appropriate to use AI in your business and when you might want to stick with your human brain.

As tempting as it may be, it’s better to struggle through the writing process than let AI take over. The human element is why people hire you, and that isn’t what shows up when you let AI take the wheel.

While there are always nuances, it’s better to use your own mind. “But all that being said, there's still a lot that you miss out on when you let the robot do the writing.”



During our episode, Caitie has her soapbox moment where she talks about why it’s not a good idea to use AI to write your copy.

“I would rather read your maybe messy, maybe disjointed thoughts than like a perfectly organized, optimized email from a robot.” - Caitie

We talk about the affordability of AI vs. a professional copywriter and how to overcome those challenges. One tip is to ask your bot to prompt you, but not to provide examples. This would allow you to not start from a blank page but also not be influenced by the examples written by AI.

This is a new evolution and we reserve the right to change our minds at any point on AI!

Want to join the conversation? DM Erin and Caitie on Instagram with your thoughts!



CHAPTERS

  • 00:30 The Evolving Conversation on AI Copywriting

  • 03:12 Navigating the Nuances of AI in Copywriting

  • 06:00 The Importance of Authenticity in Copy

  • 08:50 Overcoming Creative Blocks with AI

  • 11:45 The Balance Between AI Assistance and Human Creativity

  • 14:19 Privacy Concerns and the Future of AI in Business


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I’m your host, Erin!

Systems pro, avid fiction reader, and new Portugal resident

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