The other day, I was listening to a great podcast while out walking the dog. (It was Ben Tossel on Creator Lab, in case you’re wondering.) During the chat, I heard a snippet about how Ben started his no-code community, Makerpad, that I wanted to reference in an article I was writing. When I got back

Remember content mills/content farms? Of course you do. You might have worked for one. Or even run your own mill in days gone by. Content marketing and content mills go way back. Just as low-quality, efficiently produced fast fashion has come to dominate most people’s wardrobes, content mills have had a similarly outsized impact on

tome, dubbed the PowerPoint killer, uses AI to reinvent presentations. It’s had an impressive start to life after reaching 1m users in just 134 days. But just how good is it? We decided it was tome to put it to the test.

Content mills dominated the industry for decades with their low-cost, high-volume, s*** quality model. So, will the rise of AI-generated content replace or revolutionize content mills? It seems the latter. Here’s why.

Podcasts contain fantastic nuggets of information. However, it’s virtually impossible to keep track of who said what, when, and to use these insights in your own marketing when relying on spoken word alone. That’s why you need to transcribe your podcasts. Here’s how.

We dig into the question on every copywriter’s lips: will AI take our jobs? Learn which types of writers are most at risk of being replaced, what AI does better than people, and where humble humanoids can still add value.

Today, AI is everywhere – and in case you hadn’t noticed, it’s taking over marketing too. Join us as we take a deep dive into how AI is transforming marketing, explaining its top use cases and providing actionable tips to help you become an AI-powered marketer.