Feb 13 (edited) in Tools
How do you incorporate AI in your marketing activity?
Today, a funny thing happened at work.
I was on a call with , and a partner joked about how half of the audience is AI 😅. We're not afraid that AI will take our jobs (we're smart people - just to set things straight from the start🤣); we even let it learn from us. 🦸
It gives us, in return, the best meeting notes, takeaways with links to the dedicated sections from the recording, easy integration with other tools (e.g., Hubspot, G-Suite, Teams, Zoom), and the next steps laid out in an easy-to-follow to-do list, transcripts of our talk, and a follow-up email.
All for free. 😎
It helped me focus better and have more meaningful discussions with my clients (I remember how fragmented my calls were because I needed to stop & ensure I noted down everything essential🫣).
If you haven't explored them yet, here are my best AI Meeting Assistants:
- Bubbles, I've learned about it from , and I love that it understands Romanian so well 🫶
- Fathom, I've learned about it from , and I like the takeaways, the upcoming call notification, and the easy integration with Hubspot & G-suite.
Bonus - my Grammarly pal ensures I write like a native English speaker and helps me improve my vocabulary. And ofc, chatGPT (I won't link anything here for obvious reasons 🫠), with whom I always have respectful talks (saying "please," "thanks," and "you did an awesome job here" ✌️) when it helps me shorten the copy I provide for my clients for the X platform. I H-A-T-E-D this tedious task before AI.
That's about it. My almighty AI tech stack 😅. I'm genuinely looking to expand my toolbox, so note in the comments what your preferred tools are.
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How do you incorporate AI in your marketing activity?
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