Using ChatGPT to Develop Marketing Content

As a marketer, you know that creating high-quality content that resonates with your target audience is key to building brand awareness and driving conversions.

Often, the challenge lies in developing new, creative ideas. That's where ChatGPT comes in. You have probably heard of it.

ChatGPT is an AI language model that can generate high-quality content on any topic. The mistake many run into in using ChatGPT is they are not providing effective prompts that result in on-brand output.

If used correctly, the platform can be a powerful tool for making your content creation process more efficient.

It becomes your “assistant” in developing blog and social media post concepts, crafting storytelling-based website content, and email copy that speaks directly to your target market.

Here are some tips for using ChatGPT to write on-brand, targeted content that resonates with your audience:

Identify and Define Your Target Audience

Before you begin using ChatGPT to generate content, it's important to have a clear understanding of who your target audience is.

Who are you writing for?

What are their interests and preferences?

What problem(s) are you solving for them?

Once you have a clear understanding of your target audience, you can include this audience in your ChatGPT prompts. For example:

  • Instead Of: “Write a blog post on marketing career tips”

  • Write: “Write a blog post on building a career in marketing for Gen Z and Millennial marketers who have less than 5 years experience in a professional role. These marketers often struggle with writing an effective resume, building their networking skills, and staying on top of trends.”

Define Your Brand Voice

Your tone in your marketing copy should reflect your brand's personality and values. When using ChatGPT to generate content, make sure to provide examples of your brand voice so that the AI can generate content that aligns with your brand's communication style.

This looks like feeding the platform with examples of past social media captions you’ve written or blog posts.

  • For example: “Hey Chat, I am going to train you to speak in my brand voice before I ask you to help me to write a blog post for your website. Below are a few examples of past posts I’ve written: [Insert Posts]”

Provide Clear Instructions

When using ChatGPT, it's important to provide clear instructions to ensure that the AI generates content that meets your needs. For example, you can provide prompts that specify the topic, tone, and style of the content. Let’s use the example from an earlier point to illustrate this:

  • Prompt: “Write a blog post on building a career in marketing for Gen Z and Millennial marketers who have less than 5 years experience in a professional role. These marketers often struggle with writing an effective resume, building their networking skills, and staying on top of trends.”

  • ADD: “This blog post should be 500 words. Please optimize this blog post to the SEO keywords “marketing career strategy.” Please also include a call-to-action at the end of the post asking readers to contact me for career coaching opportunities.”

Use ChatGPT as a Foundation

While ChatGPT can generate high-quality content, it's important to remember that it's still an AI and may not always get things perfect.

Before posting a piece of content, refine it to ensure it aligns with your brand voice and story.

Just Keep Practicing

The more you use ChatGPT, the better you will become at guiding the AI to generate content that meets your needs. Keep practicing and refining your approach to get the best results.

What are you waiting for? Give AI a try.


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