From disorganized writer to content machine
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Hi Reader, Iāve worked with several talented editors over the years. I worked with a few editors when I was a journalist. One of these editors threatened to fire me because I missed my news deadlines. He was right to do so! As a young journo, I was shockingly disorganized. Another taught me the importance of brevity. A maxim best expressed like this: āI didnāt have time to write you a short email so I wrote a long one instead.ā As an indie author, I spent thousands on editors for my books. I discovered an author should never edit all of their drafts without help. Whether youāre writing books, social media content or working for a clientā¦ Working with an editor is a great way to improve your skills and earn more. Their feedback can also help you smash the publish button faster. The problem? Not every creator can afford to hire an editor. Enter AI. AI is the editorial assistant every content creator needs. And no, I donāt mean firing up ChatGPT and plugging in a basic prompt. I spent several hours writing and creating an editorial bot for my business. Now, it checks my writing and points out mistakes. It helps me repurpose content for social media, too. That frees me to work with clients and focus on creative projects (and not gaming algos). You can easily create a bot like thisā¦ and dramatically cut down the time you spend editing. Thatās a neat way of growing your business with content. Next week, Iām running a workshop youāll like: The AI Repurposer Workshop: Plan your Next 90 Days of High-Performing Content in 90 Minutes. It takes place on Wednesday, 4th September at 1500 GMT+1 / 1000 EST. Iāll run the workshop and send out a recording to ticketholders. Iāll show you my exact process and give you an editorial bot you can use for your content strategy. āRegister now.ā Write on, Bryan Collins |