You can also feed the AI a prompt

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I asked it to create an email ( words). Then I asked for a LinkedIn post ( characters). Then I asked for a blog post ( words). This blog article is a result of that AI chat. Of course, I have edited it heavily to make sure it doesn’t sound like AI. But by starting with the transcript, the output was already very conversational. The AI helps to organize your thoughts coherently and emulate a human writing voice.  to describe your brand style and voice. For example, I asked it to take a conversational tone, friendly but authoritative. I asked it to


address the audience in second person (that’s you!) and to Afghanistan WhatsApp Number mimic my tone from the transcript. You then go through and edit the draft to add character and your voice. But the hard work of getting a first draft is done. Schedule Thought Leadership Interviews Conducting interviews with clients, prospects or thought leaders in your industry is another excellent way to develop content without coming up with original ideas yourself. You can share these on LinkedIn, tagging the person you interviewed. That will help increase the reach of your post. Reaching out to





respected experts lets you tap into their knowledge. And most people are flattered to be asked to share their insight. To do this, come up with - questions to start a conversation. Then book a conversation with your speaker and record the call. Ask them the questions and engage in a dialogue to dig deeper. The interviews will produce the starting point for TONS of educational content featuring influential voices, which you can then repurpose and splice into multiple formats. And the cool thing is that your personal brand gets associated with those influencers. I also use this as a way to restart conversations with prospects who are ghosting me. I teach a workshop on how to do this.