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Harsh truth: Copy pasting the AI content won't get you any authority. AI isn't bad. I use AI in 99% of my content pieces. But there's an extra step: 'EDITING'. Nobody wants to read the jargons. Nobody connects with general post. People follow people to: Connect with their thoughts Connect with their mindset Understand their Failures Learn from them And that's only possible when: The content is hyper personalized The content is simple and clear. The formatting is done like PRO. Each line is impactful and gives value. AI gives you a super good post. (you need to learn the art of prompts) But you need to add your touch (skills) To make it best. What do you think? Share in the comments below! __ If you are a founder looking to leverage LinkedIn organically or lacking time to write content, DM me premium and I'll help you with a content plan. #personalbrand #linkedinghostwriter #linkedincontent #contentstrategist

Have been silently reading a lot of LinkedIn Posts lately and came to an interesting observation Beneath every LinkedIn post is a band of people who write AI generated comments that even they don't bother reading. Folks, just because there is AI, doesn't mean that you have to use it every single time 😀 Let's focus on Quality for a change? #AiKamQualityZaada #linkedin #content

Linkedin's AI draft writer wrote this and I didn't edit it one bit. 😂 - - - - - - - - - Attention all marketers! 📢 Have you heard about LinkedIn's new AI beta draft feature? 🤖 It's a game-changer for anyone looking to write a LinkedIn post! 🙌 With this new feature, you can easily draft a post and get suggestions on how to improve it. 💡 The AI analyzes your text and suggests ways to make it more engaging and effective. Plus, it also checks your grammar and spelling! 📝 However, it's important to note that the AI can't do everything. It won't write your post for you, but rather it's a tool to help you improve your writing. 🤝 So why should you use it? As a marketer, you know how important it is to write engaging and effective posts. With the AI beta draft, you can take your writing to the next level and stand out on LinkedIn. 🚀 Give it a try and let me know what you think! Have you used the LinkedIn AI beta draft feature? What was your experience like? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇 #LinkedIn #AI #Marketing #WritingTips ----- C- for effort lol. Lots of tools are just skinning the same GPT models in different ways, with the same results. #linkedincontent #gpt #aicontentcreation

Now this is interesting 👀 And I just used it to write a post! So I asked LinkedIn itself to write a LinkedIn post about LinkedIn's AI beta tool. And this is what LinkedIn wrote: "LinkedIn's AI writer is a game-changer for content publishing on the platform. It's a great tool to increase the speed and frequency of posts. However, it's important to be cautious about the quality of content generated. With the ease of publishing, there's a risk of repetitive and unoriginal content flooding our feeds. Let's use this tool wisely and keep our content fresh and engaging! #LinkedIn #AI #ContentPublishing " What do you think about this!?

Have you ever noticed that some LinkedIn posts just don't read quite right? Well, it turns out that those posts might be written by AI. As advanced as AI technology has become, there are still some areas where it falls short. One of those areas is writing engaging and relatable content. Unfortunately, this post is no exception. As an AI-generated post, it's unlikely to receive many likes or engagement. Nonetheless, it's still important to recognize the limitations of AI and the importance of human creativity and connection in content creation. #AI #contentcreation #LinkedIn

Did you know that most creators on LinkedIn nowadays are using AI, and surprisingly, people are OKAY with it? But why? Before the disruption of AI, most LinkedIn writers adhered to very specific guidelines: a professional tone, formal paragraph and email writing formats, no room for sentence formation mistakes, and hook or taglines that were passed down generationally. 🥱 And now, post-AI, we see the same style of content everywhere, making it feel like just another day on LinkedIn. But is this normal? 🙄 So, what's the major missing point here? Or, if you look at the trendiest or most viral posts in the past, what's the differentiator? THE HUMAN TOUCH with FLAWS and RAWNESS!! 😤 People seem to have forgotten to be real or raw on LinkedIn. Everyone wants to hear the true story behind every face and learn from genuine experiences that come from the heart, not just the brain. Also, a fun fact: smart AI users are still some of my favorite people, as they understand the importance of tailoring content. Content is a piece of art that contains EMOTIONS and a REAL TONE, which changes the emphasis of every line that AI lacks. Here's what's wrong with the entire AI content development process: Think + note the HEADLINE and KEYWORDS only >> Ask AI to do its thing >> Post. Here's how content should be executed correctly: Think + write down the ENTIRE CONTENT with actual EMOTIONS and TONE + proofread >> use AI to structure it or proofread again >> tailor the AI-drafted content >> post it. Well, that's all for the very first day of my return to LinkedIn after weekss 🤪 #contentmarketing #contentstrategy #branding #ai #contentcreation

With the increasing use of AI, it's becoming harder and harder to distinguish between human-written and AI-generated content on LinkedIn. LinkedIN even has the ability to "Rewrite with AI" in each new post. So here are some useful tips to help you identify AI-written (or AI-assisted) content. Posts that contain: - The unnecessary use of emojis: 🚀 🔥 etc., - Using a consistent tone and style, lacking the subtle variations in normal speech/writing - Odd use of adjectives or convoluted sentence structures - Lacking personal touch, or subjective experiences - Using a small number (2-4) of hashtags at the bottom of a post - No humor in the post. AI lacks the ability to provide genuine humor and creative flair Ps, no - I did not use the "Rewrite with AI" button :) What tips do you have to identify AI written content?

During my first month at Rank Friendly Inc., Iv'e been learning and researching a ton on how to create better content with #ai. And I don't mean what most people mean when they refer to #AI generated content. Our team has learned how to create high-level, valuable, and #SEO optimized pieces of content so quickly, we can barely keep up with ourselves. But there is one place I would still not recommend writing with #ai (yet), and that is right here, on LinkedIn. And while I see many people doing it (do they think no one can tell 🙄?), here is why NOT to generate LinkedIn Posts with AI: 🌸 LinkedIn is about your personal brand. Unless you trained #AI to speak in your voice (which can be done), then your content will work against you 🌸LinkedIn is about forging connections. Just like you wouldn't send a robot to a meetup, don't try to build relationships with #AI 🌸 It's possible that other readers will straight through it. And it's not great for your reputation. After investing so much in your LinkedIn network and personal brand, don't give it up for some convenance. There are many more opportunities to test #AI