Everywhere you turn people are talking about AI and ChatGPT. It’s becoming almost as inescapable as MMMBop in the 90s. Unfortunately, MMMBop finally fizzled and became the one-hit wonder we remember so well. But our gut tells us AI in digital marketing will be sticking around for much longer.
It can be a bit alarming when thinking about the meteoric rise of ChatGPT since December, but don’t freak out just yet. It’s ok to fear what we don’t understand. It’s human nature. What we shouldn’t do is curl up in a ball and start yelling, ‘The robots are coming!’
As marketers we should be embracing this technology and studying how AI in digital marketing, as a new tool, can help all of us be more efficient. So, we’ve done some exploring and experimenting ourselves in order to bring you the most applicable tips on how to navigate ChatGPT and other AI resources.
These are easy to follow and we hope you can take these and run with them, but of course to go along with all the positive ways to use AI there are things you shouldn’t do as well. Here are a few tips for how NOT to use this breakthrough technology, so if you’ve made it this far keep going!
We can’t stress enough how important it is NOT to copy and paste the content directly from ChatGPT without reviewing it and making it your own. Remember Google will still penalize AI copy because their goal is to present the best user experience. Information or content written directly from a bot isn’t something that screams high quality content.
To help remember what’s important when writing content for your website or other online publications, we have an acronym we love to keep in front of us. E.E.A.T. This stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. These are the elements that Google looks for within online content, so stick to what you know while providing value and the Google gods will ultimately reward you.
If you’d like to take a deeper dive into these Do’s & Don’ts of AI in digital marketing, check out our recent podcast.