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Read this if you're worried about being replaced by AI
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If you’re worried about being replaced by AI then I have a solution for you. But it wasn’t always this way. Let me explain… Being a dumb guy with a bad neck tattoo ain’t exactly the best place to start for a new career. Especially writing online for a living… …Add that to the fact that I went full time as a writer the same time ChatGPT 3.5 was released… And you get a recipe for disaster right? Wrong. Because despite everyone and their mother telling me I’d be replaced. I’ve managed to earn mid 6 figures over the past 2 years, grown an email list of 8,000+ subscribers, got 1,150+ repeat customers, and 70,000+ followers. …Not too shabby. But this email isn't about me. It’s about you. Because no one should have to struggle with the amount of anxiety I went through starting out as an entrepreneur, worried about the robots stealing my gig…And leaving me on the streets. un fact: That never happened. So how did I (someone who was never formally educated in writing, and was just an electrician a 3 years ago) manage to not only survive but thrive in the age of AI? Simple but not easy… It all starts with the big problem with AI that no one is talking about: The great trust recession. Of course AI helps you write, brainstorm, and execute faster than ever before. But what if I told you that if you use AI wrong you’ll lose all of the credibility and trust you’ve worked so hard to gain? If you don’t believe me, check out this study by the University of Minnesota: “42% of readers who saw an AI disclosure said they were less likely to trust the story” This study suggests AI labels come with a “trust tax”. So it’s time to look in the mirror and ask yourself: “Is your writing and marketing carrying an AI trust tax without you realizing it?” Maybe the adverbs, shyte metaphors, and clunky sentence flows are just telling your readers that you’re outsourcing your thoughts, experiences, or worse… …Offers to a robot? That’s why this week, I'm going to show you my “human code” style of writing that gets insane engagement from email and social media every day. Like this: So you can be the most trustworthy voice in your market and have an audience of die hard customers (even if you’re competing against AI). It's easier thank you think Catch ya soon, -Parker |
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