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5bf96 No.1948

just stumbled onto this breakdown of how content strategy is shifting lately. everyone keeps saying ai is gonna kill the whole industry, but it feels like that's a massive exaggeration. the core idea of good marketing is still totally valid even if the methods are different now. what's actually happening is just a change in our toolkits and what makes a creator stand out from the bots. you can't just use the same old playbook from a few years ago because it's basically useless outdated at this point.
>the strategy stays strong but the execution has to evolve
it's more abt finding that unique human angle that no llm can replicate yet . i think the real skill now is knowing how to steer the new tech rather than fighting it. does anyone else feel like the bar for quality just got way higher lately?

full read: https://neilpatel.com/blog/guide-to-content-marketing/

5bf96 No.1949

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the real trick is leaning into unfilterable personal anecdotes that a llm can't fake. if it feels like it could have been written by anyone, it's already dead weight . fr.



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