Articles tagged "Media and editorial"

Content marketing AI: How artificial intelligence is changing the game

AI uses computing power and the amassed information on the internet to teach machines to model human-like output. That means marketers can use AI to do things like conceptualize new products, improve SEO, and generate new blog posts, images, and videos.

How to connect Google Sheets to WordPress

Discover how to set up a Google Sheets WordPress integration so you can easily connect these two essential tools.

Generate new content ideas from your meeting transcripts

I use an AI meeting assistant to auto-join every meeting and create a transcript. Then I mine the transcript for content ideas. And that's it—It's an easy process for getting new ideas onto your content calendar. 

How to write a content brief (with template)

Writing a blog post shouldn't be a matter of filling out a template—that's a recipe for disappearing into the internet content landfill. But using a template for a blog post brief is a great way to make sure your writers have all the information they need.

How to use Writer for enterprise generative AI

As a content marketer, I was curious to see how Writer worked, so I dove in and tested it out. Here's what I found.

How to submit a guest post for a blog (with templates)

Out of the gazillion ways you can get your brand in front of new audiences, guest posting is hands down my favorite.

Consolidate creative feedback with MarkUp.io

Mixed up with too many review loops? MarkUp.io centralizes feedback in one place, so you can collaborate and complete projects faster.

6 ways to automate Writesonic with Zapier

Use Zapier to automate your Writesonic workflows and create content even faster.

Automate document outlines with ChatGPT and Zapier

Speed up your content production by using AI and Zapier to automatically create document outlines with ChatGPT.

Write better: The 10 most common writing mistakes you should avoid

A former editor of mine once described wordy article introductions as "throat-clearing," as in, this person doesn't know yet what they're trying to say, so they're hemming and hawing before getting to the point.