36 min
Ep 36 How AI can make you a content marketing machine with Suzette Bailey Upon Arrival | Events & Incentives with Adelaine Ng
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It sounds too good to be true that AI (Artificial Intelligence) can write your content marketing for you. This can be a godsend for small business owners and solopreneurs who are fully aware that visibility is a key part of what builds the know, like and trust factor... but often struggle making the time to create that content.
Suzette Bailey is the CEO and Co-Founder of SimpleMarketing.AI and CEO of Sensory7. Although a bioscience graduate who built a successful multi-million dollar Australian IT company, she found herself struggling when she tried to start a small business. That's when she found her opportunity to fill a market gap helping startups to create content using AI.
Quotes From Episode
"The first reaction (I often get about AI is) that fear factor. But I cut through that by actually getting them to understand and aligning it with the way they work... And then once they start to think of it from that perspective, it doesn't seem so scary anymore."
"AI is the future. We can stick our head in the sand and think it's not going to come... but it is. We already find that it's part of our lives, even if we don't want it to be. And I think part of it is about embracing it and finding out how it can be used well as opposed to trying to deny it, because I think ultimately that's when people can use it unethically without you knowing."
-Suzette Bailey
Don't miss:
-How AI is part of everyday life and you may not even know it
-How Suzette's business idea was born from growing big to small
-What AI can and can't do for your content marketing (but it can do heaps!)
-AI's Got Talent but can it sing?
-Ethical considerations of using AI
-What AI creators are working on to make your work life even more efficient and futurstic
Simple Marketing's website:
simplemarketing.ai
Suzette's recommended AI for creating video:
Vidnami.com
Connect with Suzette Bailey:
LinkedIn
Clubhouse: @suzettebailey
Connect with Adelaine:
Email: uponarrivalpodcast@gmail.com
It sounds too good to be true that AI (Artificial Intelligence) can write your content marketing for you. This can be a godsend for small business owners and solopreneurs who are fully aware that visibility is a key part of what builds the know, like and trust factor... but often struggle making the time to create that content.
Suzette Bailey is the CEO and Co-Founder of SimpleMarketing.AI and CEO of Sensory7. Although a bioscience graduate who built a successful multi-million dollar Australian IT company, she found herself struggling when she tried to start a small business. That's when she found her opportunity to fill a market gap helping startups to create content using AI.
Quotes From Episode
"The first reaction (I often get about AI is) that fear factor. But I cut through that by actually getting them to understand and aligning it with the way they work... And then once they start to think of it from that perspective, it doesn't seem so scary anymore."
"AI is the future. We can stick our head in the sand and think it's not going to come... but it is. We already find that it's part of our lives, even if we don't want it to be. And I think part of it is about embracing it and finding out how it can be used well as opposed to trying to deny it, because I think ultimately that's when people can use it unethically without you knowing."
-Suzette Bailey
Don't miss:
-How AI is part of everyday life and you may not even know it
-How Suzette's business idea was born from growing big to small
-What AI can and can't do for your content marketing (but it can do heaps!)
-AI's Got Talent but can it sing?
-Ethical considerations of using AI
-What AI creators are working on to make your work life even more efficient and futurstic
Simple Marketing's website:
simplemarketing.ai
Suzette's recommended AI for creating video:
Vidnami.com
Connect with Suzette Bailey:
LinkedIn
Clubhouse: @suzettebailey
Connect with Adelaine:
Email: uponarrivalpodcast@gmail.com
36 min