How to Streamline Content Creation Using AI Prompts

How I create LinkedIn content with AI (without sounding like a cringey robot). I've spent over 50+ hours experimenting with AI content creation tools. From writing full blog posts with GPT4, to generating articles with Claude, to crafting social posts with Jasper, Copy.ai, Rytr, etc. The biggest lesson I’ve learned: 📌 The best content still requires human thought leadership. AI is an incredible tool for content creation. There’s no doubt about that. But - it lacks the original ideas that capture attention and spark sharing. 💡 As a creator myself, this is the process I follow to leverage AI as a tool, while still leading with original human insight: 1/ Have an original idea or observation yourself first. This is the creative spark AI cannot provide. Store this in a content database (I use Notion) 2/ Use AI to help structure and write first draft from your idea. Prompt tools like Anthropic to expand on angles, talking points, and unique perspectives. (think: meeting notes, personal stories, that one thing you’re struggling with right now) 3/ Refine the draft yourself. This is key. Fix any holes in logic. Expand on key points. (most people skip over this part) 4/ Use AI to make the final version easier to read. But stay true to the original human idea. (I use Hemingway to make my posts grade 5 reading level) The result is content with the viral potential of AI, grounded in original, thoughtful human ideas. AI is an incredible tool. But too many people are still using it the wrong way on this platform. Truly good content requires human creativity. Full stop. ✴️ My takeaway: In this wild age of GenAI, personal stories and experiences are the ONLY way to create unique, human content that actually stands out. Combine your own personal stories + AI to create high-impact content. --- If you want to grow on LinkedIn in 2024 but struggle to put out high-quality content consistently, I post 5x per week about how to use AI Automation systems to help scale content processes. 🛎️ P.S. This post was created with the help of my Content Co-pilot AI tool. I spent 10 minutes typing the half-baked idea. Hit “GO”. Spent 20 minutes polishing the draft + building visual. And then hit “Post”. DM me “Co-pilot” if you want to try it for yourself. Have a great rest of the week y’all.

How I cut my content creation time in half. (without cutting on quality.) It wasn't just to post more. But to use time strategically. - Content creation consumes time. - Time spent could be spent elsewhere. For example, in the last 2 weeks, I was off for 10 days in Mexico. I kept my daily schedule. I streamlined my process to keep growing while focusing on other things. 𝟭. Learn how to use AI properly - Get your first ideas or drafts. - Stop using random prompts. - Test, iterate, and then create your own. ChatGPT sounds the same if you use it like everyone else. 𝟮. Content batching - Dedicate days to ideate in bulk. - Create in bulk. - Edit in bulk. I don't do these at the same time. 𝟯. Use templates - I have them ready for me to get filled. - I do Problem-solution or How-to posts. - Everything is intentional and follows a format. 𝟰. Repurposing - Many ways to do it - Change the hook and keep the rest - I take the main message but change the angle Example: 7 myths about LinkedIn → Steps to overcome these 7 myths about LinkedIn 𝟱. Content themes - Helps with consistency and depth. - Every month, I post an update on my analytics. - That's one less post I don't have to think about. Example: - If you have an offer, promote it 1x/week. - Those are 4 posts that are more or less the same. Now, what do you do with that free time? - Engage with people - Get on coffee chats - Go to Mexico These help you focus and free up time. Spend less, achieve more on social. Summary: Streamlining your content creation leads to - more consistent posting - better time management - higher [whatever your goal is] And if you want to take the first steps to make content faster, DM me and we'll get started on your first 30 days of content.

Are 24 hours not enough for you to get your work done? AI tools are the answer. Let me give you three quick hacks to improve your productivity and steal back some time. 1️⃣ Fireflies.ai I have Fireflies set to go to every meeting (virtually), if I miss one or forget a point, it gives me a summary and a video recording. The search the video by text is a huge time saver. My novel use is that I use it to summarize when I transcribe customer case studies. Then I bring them into a word processor and am able to have all the key points. I also am able to pull customer quotes from the transcript easily. 2️⃣ PromptDen by PromptForge I found myself writing my prompts over and over again or saving them in Notion and forgetting about them. I use PromptDen to save my prompts so I can just run them over and over again. I tweak them right in PromptDen so I have them ready. My novel use is that I create prompts for any task I do more than once a week. That's not novel. What I do is create series of prompts so that I can run a workflow. Example ↳ Prompt 1: Write an outline for an article ↳Prompt 2 :Create the article from the outline ↳Prompt 3: Improve the opening (I use a few shot prompt with a couple of examples I like. This helps get rid of the dangling participle that ChatGPT loves to put at the beginning of every paragraph. ↳Prompt 4: Provide a critique of the article (Just for the record these are complex prompts that have been optimized for my style not just the sentence you see here). 3️⃣ Midjourney Describe Describe is the lesser known but equally useful function for Midjourney for trying to create an image from something I see and I like(the one most common is /imagine for creati images). It can look at a prompt and then create four prompts describing the image and create four variations by default. My novel use is that when I see a cool image that I like and want to make a similar one for my blog, newsletter, ad campaign, etc. You can upload the image to Midjourney and then use the /describe function to create four descriptions of the image and then tweak them quickly to your own style. This beats searching endlessly through stock art sites. If you want more tips and tricks like this, subscribe to my weekly newsletter, The Artificially Intelligent Enterprise, Link in comments below 👇