First of all, writing is itself a technology. If this notion makes little sense then here is some suggested reading: https://rishu.blog/2023/01/16/ai-teaching/ & https://rishu.blog/2022/05/19/to-pimp-a-butterfly-towards-new-literacy-studies-rap-as-oral-literature/
If the iPhone stopped innovating then we’d be over it before Outkast was outcast.
What I’m trying to say is that as a writer I get bogged down with the same contracts and jobs over and over again and I was looking to work on something totally different and went to chatgpt for some help.
After some noodling I knew I wanted to write more copy but as a 360 for a product launch; sort of a mock-trial of copywriting standards in B2B & B2C markets.
Above is the link to the entire chat so feel free to look through at my own prompts and how I landed with such a clear/concise plan for writing.
This layout and plan would be so relevant to any editor/writer/marketer/product manager/graphic designer. It would essentially get you a step ahead of all other copywriters out there since you’d know what every section of writing will need. B2C needs empathetic, eye-catching copy that relates to customers, while B2B requires you to be efficient and accurate in all writing and projections.
I unfortunately have not had the time to get into all of these wonderful ideas and plans but I do hope this can help writers out there find prompts that’ll help them tide over times of unrest and vacancy.
Happy writing!
