The Who Behind the Words, Behind the Videos, Is Going to Be Much More Important

Jay Kanso has been writing on the generative AI stuff and his voice is generally a very good one. He talked about the who behind the content becoming much more important, no matter how you're distributing it. And I think anyone who's created anything knows the feeling of putting out something that even if there's just like a seed of doubt whether or not it's their best work, you don't feel good about it.

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Although content creation and content marketing may be defined differently, they both have the same ultimate goal- to drive traffic and conversion. In this episode, the three co-founders of Omniscient Digital, Allie Decker, David Khim, and Alex Birkett, come together to discuss the ideal ways of content creation and marketing.

As experts in content creation and marketing, the trio share invaluable information and thoughts on the use of internal company influences as opposed to the conventional hiring of external ones. Allie, David, and Alex also weigh into the controversial debate on the impact of content marketers in companies.

This discussion offers insightful information that will propel personal and company growth in content creation. Grab your drink as you enjoy the episode.

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The Creation of Internal Content Marketers
Individuals Vs the Company
Using AI Tools for Content Creation
Can AI Beat Human Writers?
The Vanity Content Measuring Metrics
The Long Term Goal of SEO Content
Dealing with Burnout
Building in public Marketing Technique

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