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AI for Writing: The No-BS Guide to Leveling Up
Stop Dreaming, Start Doing
Amann & Sabahudin Murtic
March 22, 2024
Hey, AI friend! Welcome back!
Today’s Case Study: How To Write With AI
Look, most content advice is fluffy BS. Too many gurus promise AI will write your content for you while you chill on a beach.
That's a damn lie. AI can be a powerful tool, but it ain't magic.
"The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra." - Jimmy Johnson
Today’s lineup
Busting the AI Hype: Discover 3 Key Benefits Where AI Shines (and Where It Doesn't).
Get Tactical: Your 2-Step AI Starter Kit
1 Question for you
More Help & Expert Insights + Bonus Section
Busting the AI Hype
Stop Wasting Your Damn Time!
"The truth about AI: It's a powerful tool, not a magic wand."
Sure, AI can plow through research or organize data faster than you can blink.
But if you feed it crap, you'll get crap back. It's a tool, not a brain replacement. Think of it as hiring a research assistant – you still gotta guide them and craft the final masterpiece.
Let's be real: the AI content space is a confusing mess. There are too many shiny tools and not enough actionable advice.
If you're feeling overwhelmed and frustrated, you're not alone. This newsletter is your antidote to the BS.
Key Benefits: Where AI Shines (And Where It Doesn't)
1. Save Time & Brainpower:
AI can slay mind-numbing tasks like research summaries and data analysis. But, it's up to YOU to make sense of it and give it a human touch.
2. Kickstart Your Creativity:
AI can be your idea machine, but don't become a slave to its suggestions. The goal is to jumpstart your OWN brilliant thinking.
3. Upgrade Your Polish:
Typos and clunky writing make you look unprofessional. AI proofreaders are helpful, but they can't replace your unique voice and style.
The “AI Case Study” Reality Check
AI won't magically turn you into a content superstar. It's a tool, and a powerful one when used strategically. Do your homework, find proven tools, and master them to level up your content game.
Get Tactical: Your AI Starter Kit
Step 1: Identify Your #1 Content Nightmare
Is it the endless research rabbit hole?
Staring at a blank screen with zero ideas?
Feeling like your writing is boring and lifeless?
Step 2: Find Your AI Match
Taming the Research Beast:
Elicit: It's like your kinda-smart intern. Ask it to break down crap research, but don't expect a damn masterpiece. Good when you're brain-dead. (Free to try, then pay up if you're hooked)
TLDR This: Get the damn point without wasting your time on fluff. (Good for skimming, not for stealing ideas, genius, it is free with limits)
Perplexity AI: Think of it as a search engine on steroids. It
promises to find exactly what you need using fancy AI. (But hey, don't ditch Google just yet.) Here's the real talk: It can be a time-saver for finding research, but double-check everything before using it as your golden source."
Busting Idea Block:
Rytr: Stuck on a headline? This bad boy spits out options faster than you can say 'writer's block'. (But remember, a catchy headline ain't worth crap if your content sucks.)
Copy.ai: Brain totally fried? Toss in a few keywords and watch this thing generate ideas. (Don't get lazy, though. It's a starting point, not a replacement for your own damn brain.)
Step 3: Polish your prose
Grammarly: Your ruthless editing assistant. Miss a typo? It'll find it. Cringey sentences? It'll call you out. (Don't get too dependent, though – it ain't gonna fix bad writing.)
ProWritingAid: It's like Grammarly on steroids. Makes you sound smarter, not just grammatically correct. But remember, fancy words don't replace good ideas.
The “AI Case Study” Conclusion
Stop chasing every damn AI writing gimmick. Pick ONE tool that fixes your biggest writing weakness and master the hell out of it.
Paid upgrades? Only if they're actually making your life easier.
1 Question for you 🤔
If an AI tool could perfectly mimic your writing style, would your content still stand out?
More Help & Expert Insights
Celeste's got some basic AI tips, which are good for total newbies. Just remember, a cheatsheet won't magically make you a content king. But hey, if you've been living under a rock, this might get you started.
Look, Luke knows his LinkedIn formatting. But will fancy posts fix bad content? Hell no. Still, if your posts look like a hot mess, this guide might help you not look like an amateur.
Celeste's hyping up those time savings... let's be real, it takes time to learn to use ChatGPT well. But if you're drowning in content tasks, it's worth exploring... just manage your expectations.
Infinite ideas' is a tall order, Jake. But hey, if you're feeling stuck, this might spark some creativity. Just remember, good ideas still take work.
Anna offers a lot with the 'ultimate' title. Could have some useful SEO tips, but don't ditch your keyword research skills just yet.
AI can help, but writing something people want to share is still on YOU. Florian has some great writing tips, you can stay longer on his profile.
Sami seems to know his stuff. These copywriting tips are solid, with or without AI. Worth a read, for sure.
Luke's got a shortcut for churning out content fast. Could be handy in a pinch, but don't expect award-winning stuff.
Storytelling with AI... interesting angle. If you struggle with narratives, Luke's approach might help get the ball rolling.
Audrey's likely got good sales sense. This could offer a basic starting point, but remember, convincing people to buy takes more than AI magic.
Smart question! Sabahudin's on to something... AI writing can be bland. This could have some tips for keeping your voice strong, even when using AI tools. Worth checking out, especially if your content starts to feel a bit... robotic.
Dickie's promising to fix those weak openings of yours. If you struggle to grab attention, these tips might be worth a look. But hey, no magic bullet's gonna make up for bad ideas.
Dickie's promising to speed up your writing. Could be worth a look if you're the type who wastes hours getting started. But remember, efficiency ain't gonna fix bad ideas.
The “AI Case Study” Conclusion
Did any of these experts make you rethink your AI game?
It's not about blindly following trends. Find the people who challenge you to use these tools SMARTER not just more often.
Follow these guys, they are amazing.
BONUS RESOURCES |
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The best newsletters
Luke's hitting on something important here... too much AI can make your writing sound robotic. If you need a creativity boost, this newsletter might be worth skimming. But remember, the best ideas still come from your own damn brain.
Alright folks, this 'Start Writing with AI' newsletter is... surprisingly decent. It seems like they actually know what they're talking about. If you're looking for solid AI writing guidance, this could be a good resource. Just don't become a mindless robot following their every tip
Our favorite AI tool for this week
AI Cowriter -
This is tool is super useful when you are not getting idea what to write. It’s autosuggestion feature will help you brainstroming the ideas and content
A must reccommend tool. [FREE]
Our Rating - 4.2/5
Wonder AI
This is a chrome extension. It will activate anywhere you write. This tool can be used to refine or rewrite the existing content or post. It helps to rewrite the content in different styles and format. [FREEMIUM]
Our Rating - 3.8/5
Hypotenuse Al
Hypotenuse AI is an writing Assistant and text genrator that enables user to turn a few keyword into orginal insightful article, social media copy easily and quickly. [PAID]
Our Rating - 4.5/5
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That's it for this week!
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See you next week!
Cheers, Your AI Case Study Team
P.S.
Dreamers, keep dreaming. This is for the ones ready who takes action. 🩷
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