Will marketing managers be replaced by AI?
In practice, the only people likely to be replaced by these new tools are those whose jobs are entirely on producing something to order.
In practice, the only people likely to be replaced by these new tools are those whose jobs are entirely on producing something to order.
If you’re interested in what’s happening, I’d recommend watching the videos on the announcement page here.
Somehow I don’t think those of us who manage search advertising will be letting go of control and oversight for a while yet.
Instead of trying to find out if we’re out of a job, we should be investigating if generative AI can help us be better at it.
Despite the big developments going on in the IT sector, search engine optimisation is going to be as important as ever for a long time yet.
Although most of us are still waiting for access, here’s what we know about Adobe’s entry to the generative AI market so far.
Some important new AI-based services have been announced in the past few days, from Microsoft, Google and Adobe.
The best emails are planned carefully before a word is written. The problem is, very few actually get the benefit of such consideration.
B2B marketing is getting worse at integrating its software systems, whereas consumer marketing is managing to improve the situation.
ChatGPT and the like are quite suitable to use as a time-saver and an ideas generator (just like an inexperienced external writer!)
Will Google penalise us for filling up our websites with low-quality, machine-generated articles? I think the answer is yes and no.
I’ve written a fair bit about the text side of generative AI, but it’s worth looking at what it can do with images too.
Rob Lennon, a commenter on generative AI, recently claimed that “ChatGPT and its competitors will upend digital marketing this year”
I’m genuinely convinced now that this is a technological development as significant as the printing press or the internet.
Increasingly, people want to find out how to do something, and that’s where ChatGPT can already provide better answers than a search engine.
Let’s see if we can use ChatGPT to help create better articles with real SEO potential for our websites, and faster too.
You want ChatGPT to write something, but in a particular style. How do you define this style? It turns out, you can just ask.
If we have our product photographed in an odd way, it’s going to make search engine image recognition a lot harder.
It’s quite possible nobody knows more about AI than Google. The company is just choosing not to deploy that expertise in full yet.
There is some excellent analysis on AI being written almost daily, some of it by humans. It’s something that will affect all of us.
For now, I’d only use these tools on projects which we might traditionally have given to an inexperienced external writer.
One piece of low-hanging fruit for artificial intelligence is almost certainly going to be in search engine optimisation.
I may use AI to write a blog post in the next few days. See if you notice. Or then again, maybe I won’t. Who’ll know?
Images are appearing with greater frequency in Google search results, including now on desktop. Here’s how to make the most of this.
Here’s why, when someone says to us: “Get us to the top position on Google”, the only answer should be: “First, we need the best information”.
Search engines are probably at the leading edge of how artificial intelligence and machine learning is being used, in any application.