How do you avoid the 'uncanny valley' feeling in your marketing content when using GenAI?
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1) use genAI to get ideas
2) write a flow/bullet points/core ideas yourself
3) ask GenAI to write the text from those
4) reread and manually edit, often no more than 5-15% is enough if 2) is good.
Note: I found that GenAI works quite well in 3) when teh input for 2) is an existing ebook or brochure.
Image:
- Avoid people in the image
- Meta image gen is better than Copilot/Dall-E when you do need people.