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AI marketing without losing your brand's voice
The problem is not that the copy is bad. It is that it is good in a generic way: correct, polished, and identical to every competitor.
Practical notes on AI in the workplace, written from the training room, not from a press release.
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The problem is not that the copy is bad. It is that it is good in a generic way: correct, polished, and identical to every competitor.
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The only test that matters is an angry customer. A system that handles one well is fit to deploy; one that answers with automated warmth doubles the anger.
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Not a list of tools. Teachers do not lack tools. They lack a decision: what is allowed in my classroom, and how will I know it helped?
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Not by asking it to "plan me a lesson", which gives you a generic lesson unlike your class. The whole difference is what you tell it before you ask.
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The line is not between using it and not. The line is between understanding what you submitted and not, and you know which side you are on before any professor does.
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One line separates it from every other assistant: it answers only from the files you uploaded. That solves the invented-reference problem at the root.
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The panel saw forty projects this year, and thirty were "an app that calls ChatGPT". What distinguishes you is not the model but the question.
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Five days, one twenty-minute task each. No paid account, no technical background, and nobody's permission required.
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Not a theory lesson. Pick one task you repeat every week and we will turn it into something that runs itself before your coffee goes cold.
Fifteen minutes to understand what your team does and what you want to change. If training is not the right answer, I will say so.
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