Two Years Later: Gen AI, Content Marketing, and What’s Next

Think back to the first cell phones. The earliest models were simple, capable of making calls or sending texts, but not much else. Now, those humble flip phones have transformed into smartphones – powerful tools we sometimes take for granted. We work, communicate, and play on our phones. It’s hard to imagine life without a […]

Real and Relatable: What Does it Mean to be a Writer in the Age of AI?

You’re reading this right now. That makes you a reader. Right. Of course. Whether or not you’ve sat down with a book lately, you’ve probably spent a good amount of time reading. Email, website, texting, social media – most of our primary forms of communication these days are text-based. So, even if you don’t consider […]

Our New Coworker: 6 Non-Writing Roles AI Plays in Content Marketing

I have a confession to make: I work from home, but I don’t work alone. In fact, I haven’t for some time. And I’m not talking about the wonderful team at Version A. I have a new assistant, and its name is AI. Since the public release of ChatGPT and the host of other generative […]

Content Conductors: Improving the Writing Process with Prompt Engineering

Imagine a piece of writing as a song. Each word is a note, arranged in concert with one another to produce a pleasing composition. The writer is the composer and conductor, adding style and fine tuning each performance to the audience’s ear. If traditional writing is a classical overture, then it might be easy to […]

Authenticity in the Age of AI: A Delicate (and Critical) Balancing Act

Authentic. The word has captured the public’s interest – so much so that Merriam-Webster named it 2023’s Word of the Year as many searched for its *true* meaning. Celebrity culture and social media are behind some of the newfound interest, but a driving factor is the rise of generative AI. Merriam-Webster perfectly captured the connection […]

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