[Email Marketing] How about using AI to write the email?
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Faceless Men
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Yeah, you can use AI to write your emails.
But your emails are gonna be same as 100s of others who use AI to write bland emails.
But your emails are gonna be same as 100s of others who use AI to write bland emails.
prcreditadm
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BFW9000
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Look up AIPRM for ChatGPT on Google.
It is a prompt database that integrates with your ChatGPT and lets you create all kinds of things with a few clicks.
They have many email marketing prompts available there.
It works as a Chrome Extension so you need to use that browser for it to work.
It is a prompt database that integrates with your ChatGPT and lets you create all kinds of things with a few clicks.
They have many email marketing prompts available there.
It works as a Chrome Extension so you need to use that browser for it to work.
HouseofDragons
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you can get help from chatgpt
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Ofcourse, don't sleep on it. Digital marketing agencies are utilizing AI to write emails
DrOppenheimer
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Yh write with AI and clean it up yourself
kritikaAmalik
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Been thinking about this too since I started doing email campaigns for my small business last month but now started using AI tools for email writing last week, but I am still not sure if they can actually improve conversions.
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You can do that. Remember to provide clear and scientific requirements, and refer to other successful emails for guidance.
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I wouldn't write an email message to my supporters. I can just update them with a truth bomb. lol "here is what is happening recently with regards to the website you subbed to. Here is what is planned. Here is what you also might find useful" thats really all I look for in a newsletter, sending or reciving, and I have to make sure at all times I know better about my industries from exerpaince, than a genrealised ai using a reguritated thounsands of users experiacens to give fuzzy network data.
Its my job to be better than ai, knowing about what I'm working on. Ai needs to stay your slave, and not be your master, otherwise, you don't know what fundementals are, with regards to everything. You jsut asssume the different approcaches used by ai are valid, and good every time, thats just wrong. With ai the grass can be greener on the same side than you just looked a moment ago. Or it can be bare, lol
Its my job to be better than ai, knowing about what I'm working on. Ai needs to stay your slave, and not be your master, otherwise, you don't know what fundementals are, with regards to everything. You jsut asssume the different approcaches used by ai are valid, and good every time, thats just wrong. With ai the grass can be greener on the same side than you just looked a moment ago. Or it can be bare, lol
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i ve tested using ai to write emails and honestly, it can work but it’s not magic. you still need to tweak the tone and personalize it, otherwise it sounds too generic and people wont engage. ai is great for saving time and getting drafts, but the real resultss come when you add your own voice and know your audience well. so don’t expect ai to do all the heavy lifting
but its definitely a useful tool in the toolkit.
but its definitely a useful tool in the toolkit.
rajputmohitmr1
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you can use ai like chatgpt and deep fake and gemni ai for emaiil writing and they have command to which type of email you want write like formal or personal, proffessional
Rightpaths
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Email marketing sales copy generated by AI is nowadays quite appealing. Just manually edit for fact checking.
cremedelacreme
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Please please please, avoid using AI to write your emails.
Just use AI to fill in some very small gaps, like maybe a soft personalization.
Overall, nowadays, people on email just want something that can capture their attention immediately. It's much better, in my opinion, to just have a very, very concise message (less than 40 characters) and just use that message without other fluff, introductions, or bloated context.
In my personal opinion, the shorter the better, and if you have a more templatized message (human-made), this will allow you to A/B test much more effectively, try out different messages, and kill the ones that underperform over time.
Rankings Daily
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Yeah if you just copy paste whatever chatgpt spits out its going to bomb. @Faceless Men is right, it just sounds like everyone else and people spot it instantly.
i tried using gpt4 for a bulk cold campaign last month. the only way i got decent reply rates was prompting it to write like a busy person sending a quick email from their iphone. no greetings, no "hope this finds you well" garbage. just a raw one-sentence pitch.
use it to get ideas or angles, but you still gotta clean it up yourself otherwise you're just burning your domains.
i tried using gpt4 for a bulk cold campaign last month. the only way i got decent reply rates was prompting it to write like a busy person sending a quick email from their iphone. no greetings, no "hope this finds you well" garbage. just a raw one-sentence pitch.
use it to get ideas or angles, but you still gotta clean it up yourself otherwise you're just burning your domains.
Crypto Man
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yeah works fine for first drafts, just rewrite the hooks yourself or it reads stiff
SMM Junction
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AI is good for skeletons, not finished emails. Feed it your offer, target, angle, 2-3 old emails that converted, then make it rewrite in same style... otherwise it gives you that clean corporate crap nobody clicks. I use it mostly for subject line batches and different openings, then manually dirty it up a bit so it sounds less like every other GPT email.
