What Is ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot made by OpenAI. It can engage in conversation, solve complex problems, and generate human-like text based on your inputs (known as prompts).

Like this:

The prompt is "how do I ask my boss for a raise?" and ChatGPT's response is a step by step guide.

ChatGPT can answer questions, remember context during a conversation, improve its output based on your feedback, and help you accomplish different tasks, including:

  • Writing emails
  • Summarizing reports
  • Analyzing data
  • Writing code
  • Brainstorming ideas 

Users on the paid plans can also use the tool to generate images:

"Can you generate an image of a cat loafing?" is the prompt and the response is an AI-generated image of a cat snuggling in a blanket with its eyes closed.

As of the time of publication, ChatGPT users can access four models of GPT-4, each with different capabilities:

  • ChatGPT-4o: The current iteration of GPT-4 and OpenAI’s fastest, most intelligent model. It’s likely the model most users interact with automatically and is suitable for complex tasks like generating detailed reports or coding. You can use this model for free, with usage limits.
  • ChatGPT-4o with canvas: Lets users work with a split view, where one side is for chatting and the other side is for highlighting sections for ChatGPT to focus on or revise. This makes it handy for rewriting specific sections of text or debugging code.
  • ChatGPT-4o Mini: A lighter version of GPT-4, designed to provide faster outputs without using the full capacity of the regular GPT-4 model. It’s ideal for simple, everyday tasks like generating lists or answering questions.
  • ChatGPT-4 (legacy model): The initial version of GPT-4 that OpenAI released. It’s more powerful and capable than the previous model (GPT-3.5), with better reasoning and problem-solving skills. But OpenAI is phasing it out as it releases newer versions of GPT-4.

On September 12, 2024, OpenAI released a new series of models, code-named Strawberry (but officially called o1). 

o1 preview and o1 mini options shown in the model drop down menu

OpenAI’s o1-preview and o1-mini are designed to “spend more time thinking” about your request before responding. Because of this, o1-preview is slower than other GPT-4 models.

Both o1-preview and o1-mini are great for solving complex problems in math, coding, and science. 

Here’s an example of o1-preview in action:

"Which came first? The chicken or the egg?" ChatGPT o1 preview thought for 5 seconds and then wrote a response with a logic explanation

The o1-mini model is also useful for writing and debugging complex code. It’s faster and “80% cheaper than o1-preview,” according to OpenAI. Although that doesn’t always mean you’ll get an answer in less time.

"Show me an example of you debugging code" is the prompt. ChatGPT o1 mini thought for 6 seconds then showed a step by step demonstration

Paid users can access this model for tasks that require complex reasoning, but not broad world knowledge.

Further reading: 15 Benefits of ChatGPT (+8 Disadvantages)

How Does ChatGPT Work?

ChatGPT works by interpreting your input, referencing its training, and generating a relevant response. On the spot.

How ChatGPT works: the user enters an input, the input is analyzed, identifies entities and intent, then ChatGPT responds

Let’s break down the process:

As a large language model (LLM), ChatGPT has been trained on vast amounts of data—like books, articles, websites, and more. 

OpenAI trained GPT-3 on approximately 45TB of compressed plain text. For context, one TB of storage can hold about 6.5 million document pages, like PDFs and presentations. The GPT-4 models were trained on even larger, more diverse datasets. Including images and audio.

During training, the model learns patterns in language. Like grammar, facts, and how different concepts relate to each other. 

This helps it understand what you’re asking. And come up with relevant responses by predicting the sequence of words that most likely follow each other. 

How You Interact with ChatGPT

Unlike traditional chatbots that rely on pre-programmed answers, ChatGPT generates new responses on the fly based on what it has learned. This makes it a great example of generative AI.

Let’s say you want to learn more about the geography of the U.S. So you ask ChatGPT, “How many states are there in the United States?” This is called your prompt

ChatGPT uses the information it was provided and what it was taught during training to respond, “There are 50 states in the United States.”

prompt and response

GPT-4 models also use “Memory” to remember details from previous interactions and provide more personalized responses over time:

memory updated label above the response with the option to manage memories when you hover over the label

If you want to delete a memory, hover over “Memory updated” and click “Manage memories.” Then, select the memory you want ChatGPT to “forget” and click the trash can icon:

Memories include information about scenarios like target audience, information about your business or situations.

If you want to experiment with prompts without the model remembering irrelevant details, consider using the “Temporary Chats” feature. This way, the model won’t retain any information after the session ends.

the model drop down menu shows the option to toggle temporary chat

8 Examples of How You Can Use ChatGPT

ChatGPT can do a lot. It can help you with personal tasks, like understanding a complicated subject and solving math problems. And even professional tasks, like writing an email to your boss or marketing your business.

Here are eight real-world examples of what ChatGPT is used for:

1. Writing Messages

One practical use case of ChatGPT is helping you craft different types of messages. Like a professional email, a casual text, or even a tricky customer response. 

Here are some examples:

Writing a Professional Email

Let’s say you need help drafting a polite email to decline a job offer. 

You can start with a prompt like: 

“Can you help me write a polite email declining a job offer, but also leaving the door open for future opportunities?”

ChatGPT might respond with something like this:

ChatGPT's response is "Dear [Hiring Manager's Name],I want to express my gratitude for the opportunity to join [Company Name] and for the time and effort you dedicated to my interview process. After careful consideration, I’ve decided to decline the offer at this time. This was not an easy decision, as I hold [Company Name] and the team in high regard, and I’m genuinely impressed by the work you’re doing.While I am unable to accept the position, I am very interested in staying in touch and hope that we may have an opportunity to work together in the future. I’d be delighted to keep an eye on any roles that might be a strong fit down the road or contribute to [Company’s area of interest or goals] in another way.Thank you again for your kind offer and for the chance to get to know such a dedicated and talented group of people. I look forward to crossing paths in the future.Warm regards,[Your Name]"

This draft might be a great starting point. But what if you want to add more details?

In that case, you can refine your prompt and give ChatGPT some more information to use. Something like:

“Add a sentence thanking them for the positive interview experience and their time. And mention that they can always reach back out to me through LinkedIn.”

ChatGPT will then revise its output: 

The lines added are "I truly appreciated the positive interview experience and the chance to learn more about the team and [Company Name]'s inspiring mission." and "Please feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn."

Don’t like the tone? You can ask it to revise the message even further:

Response is updated with a warmer tone, which reads "Dear [Hiring Manager's Name],I wanted to reach out and thank you sincerely for the opportunity to join [Company Name]. I truly enjoyed our conversations, and I’m grateful for the time and effort you and the team invested in the interview process. It was wonderful to learn more about the inspiring work you’re doing and to meet such dedicated people.After giving it a lot of thought, I’ve decided to decline the offer at this time. This wasn’t an easy decision, as I have a great deal of respect for [Company Name] and the vision you’re pursuing.Though I’m unable to accept this position, I would love to stay in touch and explore any future opportunities that might be a great fit. Please feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn—I’d be delighted to keep an eye on ways I might contribute down the road.Thank you again for this opportunity and for such a positive interview experience. I hope our paths cross again in the future!Warm regards,[Your Name]"

Writing a Casual Text Message 

Let’s say you’re planning to meet up with a friend for a birthday lunch. But something unexpected comes up and you have to reschedule. You can ask ChatGPT to help you draft a quick, friendly text message.

You could say something like: 

“Write a short text message to my friend, apologizing for canceling our lunch plans. Keep the tone light and suggest a new time in the first week of November.”

The response is "Hey [Friend's Name]! I’m so sorry for having to cancel our lunch plans – life threw me a little curveball. Let’s definitely reschedule! How about we catch up in the first week of November? Let me know what day works best for you, and lunch is on me this time! 😊"

If you want to adjust the message to sound more casual, you could refine your prompt. And say: 

“Make it sound a bit more relaxed and add a quick apology.”

The revised response is "Hey [Friend's Name]! So sorry to bail on our lunch plans – really didn’t mean to flake on you! How about we try again in the first week of November? Let me know what works for you, and I’ll bring the snacks! 😄"

Responding to a Tricky Customer

Imagine you’re a customer service agent at a B2B manufacturing company. A customer has complained about a delay in their order, and you want to acknowledge their frustration while reassuring them that their issue is being addressed.

You could ask ChatGPT to:

“Write an email response to a customer who’s upset about a delay in their order. Acknowledge their frustration, explain the delay (which was due to unforeseen circumstances), and reassure them that the issue is being resolved.”

The response is "Subject: Update on Your OrderDear [Customer’s Name],Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concerns. I completely understand your frustration with the delay in receiving your order, and I apologize for the inconvenience this has caused.Unfortunately, unforeseen circumstances have affected our usual delivery timeline, which we know is disappointing and frustrating. Please know that we are actively addressing the issue to ensure your order is fulfilled as quickly as possible.Our team is working hard to resolve the delay, and we anticipate that your order should be on its way shortly. We will update you as soon as it ships, and you’ll receive tracking details for your convenience.Thank you for your patience and understanding during this time. We value your business and are committed to making this right. If you have any further questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out.Warm regards,[Your Full Name][Your Position]"

Want to soften the tone or adjust the level of formality? You could tweak your prompt:

The prompt says "soften the tone and make it more customer-friendly." The response says "Subject: Update on Your OrderHi [Customer’s Name],I’m so sorry for the delay with your order and completely understand how frustrating it must be to wait longer than expected. We truly value your patience and want to assure you that we’re on top of it.Due to some unexpected circumstances, there was a delay in our usual timeline, but please rest assured that our team is actively working to get your order on its way to you as quickly as possible. We’re committed to keeping you updated and will send over tracking details just as soon as your order ships.Thank you again for your patience and understanding. If there’s anything else I can help with in the meantime, please feel free to reach out—I’m here to help.Warmly,[Your Full Name][Your Position]"

AI-generated content isn’t always perfect. But ChatGPT can give you a starting point to help you speed up the overall process. 

2. Marketing Your Business

Whether you’re a solopreneur trying to break into the industry or you run a large team at an established organization, you can use ChatGPT for marketing. It can help you brainstorm ways to improve your SEO, enhance the quality of your writing, and even develop buyer personas.

Here’s how:

Brainstorming 

ChatGPT can help you get creatively unstuck. Especially if you’re specific with your prompts.

For example, if you’re launching a new product, you might ask:

“What are 10 creative social media strategies to promote a new organic skincare line targeted at millennials?”

ChatGPT will respond with a list of ideas like:

The response includes ideas like Before and After Challenges, user generated content, and more, descriptions of each included

If the ideas aren’t detailed enough, refine your prompt by adding more specifics:

The prompt adds "My audience are millennial women who are very health-conscious. My monthly budget is only $1,000. Ideally, my focus is on Instagram stories and TikToks." The response is updated with ideas like weekly mini-tutorials, collaborate with micro-influencers, and more.

You can also use ChatGPT to come up with engaging SEO headlines to boost your articles in search results:

The prompt says "Can you help me brainstorm 10 SEO-friendly headlines for a blog post about the benefits of remote work, targeting the keywords “remote work benefits”?" The response says "Here are 10 SEO-friendly headlines that target the keywords "remote work benefits":"Top 10 Remote Work Benefits You Can’t Ignore""Why Remote Work Benefits Both Employers and Employees"" and more

And to brainstorm ideas for a seasonal marketing campaign for your small business:

The prompt says "Give me 10 content ideas for blog posts promoting my local artisan bakery's upcoming Valentine's Day campaign." The response give ideas like valentines day pairings, unique desserts to impress your sweetheart, and more

If you need to create more content for your business’s marketing strategy, the ContentShake AI app uses both ChatGPT’s capabilities and Semrush’s powerful SEO data to help you brainstorm, write, and optimize content. Both for social media and long-form articles.

Simply open the tool, head to the “Generate article using ideas” section, and click “My own idea.” Enter an idea (perhaps one ChatGPT came up with during your brainstorming session).

Then click “Generate article.” 

The unique valentine's day desserts to impress your sweetheart headline is entered into ContentShake AI tool

Next, customize your article by selecting your audience, entering an article title, setting a word count, and entering target keywords if you have them. Or let ContentShake AI automatically suggest some keywords for you.

When you’re ready, click “Create article.”

Create article button highlighted

Once the tool creates your draft, scroll down to the “Customize article” section, and click “Go to editor” to make changes to the text. This is where you can add your own experience and expertise to the draft.

customize article option highlighted with text preview on the left

From here, select “Improvements” from the right-hand panel for a list of SEO, readability, and tone recommendations. 

The article's score is 74% with improvements listed

Remember: AI content isn’t guaranteed to be completely original. Since it can sometimes generate phrases or structures similar to existing content due to patterns in its training data. 

Always check your text for plagiarism before publishing to avoid any potential issues with duplicate content or copyright violations. 

When you’re ready, click “Publish.”

publish options include wordpress, send to google docs, share with read only access, or to enhance your content on any platform

You can publish the article directly to your WordPress site, export it to Google Docs, or share a view-only link with your team.

Creating Buyer Personas

Buyer personas (also called consumer or customer profiles) are detailed descriptions of your ideal customer. These personas can include demographics, interests, buying behaviors, and pain points. 

Like this:

buyer persona template

Buyer personas help you better understand the people most likely to buy from you. So you can sell to them more easily.

Start by providing ChatGPT with specific details about your customers to generate accurate, detailed buyer personas.

For example, you can adapt the following prompt to your ideal customer: 

“Help me create a customer persona for my online personal training program. It should be for a 30- to 35-year-old busy professional who wants to stay fit but struggles with time management and prefers flexible workout routines.”

ChatGPT might respond with something like:

The response says "Name: Alex ParkerAge: 32Occupation: Mid-Level Marketing ManagerDemographics:Location: Urban, often in large metropolitan areasIncome: Mid-to-high level, enough disposable income for professional services like personal trainingEducation: College-educated, career-focused" and details this persona's goals, challenges, motivations, communication preferences, and brand preferences

If the initial persona isn’t detailed enough, refine it by asking more specific questions. 

For example, ask ChatGPT to add more details about your buyer’s pain points and how they impact their choice of fitness programs:

The response dives deeper into pain points such as unpredictable work hours and mental exhaustion.

Use this persona as a reference point and compare it to real-world data to validate it. Conduct surveys, review customer feedback, or analyze user behavior data (like your website analytics or social media insights) to validate or refine the persona.

Then, use these personas to match what your business offers with what your customers want or need.

3. Improving Your Writing

You can also use ChatGPT to rephrase and rewrite existing text. This is especially useful when you experience writer’s block. 

Let’s say you have a piece of text that’s too complex. And you want it to use simpler language while retaining the original meaning. 

You could use a prompt like: 

“Pretend you’re an experienced, professional editor in the B2B SaaS industry. 

Rephrase the following sentence to make it simpler and easier to understand while retaining the original message: [insert sentence].”

The response says "Because the company’s revenue has dropped significantly, it’s now essential to reassess current strategies to improve performance going forward."

You can also ask ChatGPT to change the style, tone, and even length of your text. For example:

The prompt says "Can you rewrite this to make it under 15 words and more lighthearted? “At our establishment, we pride ourselves on offering a wide variety of carefully curated, artisanal products sourced from only the finest local suppliers, ensuring that every item meets the highest standards of quality. We believe that our commitment to excellence is what sets us apart from competitors.” The response says ""Discover our handpicked local treats – crafted with care and unmatched quality, just for you!"

4. Learning About a New Topic

ChatGPT can simplify tough concepts, answer specific questions, and give you a tailored explanation. It’s like having your own personal tutor.

Because sometimes, researching a topic on your own isn’t enough to fully understand it. Or maybe it’s too complex, so even reading more doesn’t clear things up. 

For example, you can ask ChatGPT to explain data science to you:

The prompt says "What is data science?" The response says "Data science is an interdisciplinary field that combines techniques from statistics, computer science, mathematics, and domain expertise to extract meaningful insights and knowledge from data. At its core, data science involves collecting, cleaning, and analyzing data, then building models and algorithms to make predictions, find patterns, or derive conclusions that help with decision-making." Then, it breaks down the key components in data science.

If it’s still too complex, ask it to break down the concept into simpler terms. And explain it to you as if you were 10 (or even 5) years old. This prompt makes ChatGPT explain topics using simple language and analogies:

The prompt says "explain it to me like I'm 10." The response says "Imagine you have a big box of LEGO bricks, all different colors, shapes, and sizes. Now, let’s say your job is to find something cool to build with these LEGOs, like a spaceship or a castle, but there are so many pieces that it’s hard to know where to start.Data science is a bit like figuring out what to build with your LEGOs. First, you sort through all the pieces to see what you have (this is like "collecting" data). Then, you pick out the bricks you need, making sure they’re all clean and ready to go (this is "cleaning" the data).Next, you might try different combinations of the pieces, seeing which ones fit together to make something amazing (this is like "analyzing" data and "building models"). Once you have your final spaceship or castle, you show it off to your friends and tell them why it’s cool (this is like "sharing insights").So, in short, data science is sorting through lots of information (like LEGO bricks), putting it together in interesting ways, and then using it to learn or make decisions. Scientists and companies do this with data instead of LEGOs to figure out things like the best time to plant flowers, what movies people might like, or how to make cars safer!"

If the explanation is too vague, or you want it to be a certain length, you can readjust your prompt:

The prompt says "It’s still too vague. Simplify your explanation in 2 sentences." The response says "Data science is like solving a mystery with clues—where the clues are bits of information (data) that help us figure out answers to questions. Scientists look at lots of data, put pieces together, and use it to make smart guesses or predictions, like a detective figuring out what happened."

5. Translating Text in (Almost) Any Language

ChatGPT can translate text between languages, helping users communicate across language barriers. It’s useful for translating emails, short documents, or quick conversations.

Here’s an example:

The prompt says "Translate this phrase in French, Italian, and Spanish: Subscribe to our newsletter to get 10% off your next purchase." The response says "Here are the translations:French: Abonnez-vous à notre newsletter pour obtenir 10 % de réduction sur votre prochain achat.Italian: Iscriviti alla nostra newsletter per ottenere uno sconto del 10% sul tuo prossimo acquisto.Spanish: Suscríbete a nuestro boletín para obtener un 10% de descuento en tu próxima compra."

ChatGPT-4o can even translate expressions by understanding their meaning and finding equivalent expressions in other languages. Instead of just translating them word for word. (This is useful for SEO localization, where straight translations aren’t enough.)

Like this:

The prompt says "How do you say “Actions speak louder than words” in Italian?" The response says "In Italian, "Actions speak louder than words" is translated as:"Le azioni parlano più delle parole."

6. Analyzing Data

ChatGPT can help simplify data analysis. Which is especially useful for those who may not have a technical background, but also for anyone that wants to save time while still getting important insights.

While it’s not a replacement for specialized data analysis software, it can help you:

  • Break down complex data
  • Identify trends
  • Make sense of information without diving into complex coding or tools

Imagine you have a dataset of sales figures from the past three months. And you want a quick overview of any trends or patterns.

You could enter a prompt like:

“Help me identify any trends in my sales data for the past three months. Here are the figures: [Insert figures].” 

ChatGPT might even suggest some follow-up questions you can ask it to help you understand your data better. Like “Any advice to boost growth further?” 

ChatGPT visualized the data and offers two suggested follow up questions.

Click on the follow-up prompt to continue the conversation.

The response says things like leverage customer insights, optimize promotions and offers, and more

If you need more specific information, like the percentage growth, you can refine your prompt.

The prompt says "Calculate the percentage growth from June to August." The response says "The percentage growth from June to August is approximately 33.33%. This substantial increase over just three months highlights strong growth momentum."

If you have more complex data, like an Excel spreadsheet, upload that data directly to ChatGPT for analysis. The model can help you identify key points or extract information from the dataset.

The prompt says "I’ve uploaded an Excel file with sales data for each week this year. Give me an overview of which season had the highest sales and by how much." The response says "The season with the highest sales this year was Fall, with a total of 465 units sold. Fall outperformed the next highest season by 50 units."

Want to ensure ChatGPT has actually understood your data?

Ask it to read the contents of your data file and describe its contents to you. This way, you’re sure it understands the data correctly and doesn’t base the analysis on incorrect or incomplete information.

An excel file is uploaded with the prompt "Read this data set and describe its contents." The response says "The dataset contains two columns: "Month" and "Sales (Units)." Each row represents monthly sales data, with values for each month of the year showing the number of units sold. This data is likely intended to track or analyze monthly sales performance across the year."

Remember: OpenAI can use what you enter into ChatGPT to train its models. So you should never enter confidential information. 

To make sure OpenAI can’t use the information you include in your prompts for training its models, turn off chat history within the app. From the ChatGPT interface, click on your profile icon, and navigate to settings.

Settings option shown in the menu

Navigate to the “Data controls” tab, and click “Improve the model for everyone.”

Switch off the toggle switch next to “Improve the model for everyone” to turn off model improvement. Click “Done” when you’re ready.

navigate to data controls and toggle off "improve the model for everyone"

7. Creating Images

Even if you don’t think of yourself as much of a designer, you can still bring your ideas to life by simply describing them to ChatGPT. This use case is particularly helpful for brainstorming or creating visual references quickly.

To generate images using ChatGPT 4 models, outline what you want in as much detail as possible. Your request then triggers OpenAI’s DALL·E. This is an AI model specifically designed for image generation.

For example, you could enter a prompt like: 

“Generate an image of a sunset over a mountain range with vibrant colors, in the style of Monet.”

The response is a colorful image of a mountain range at sunset with warm and cool toned colors

If you want to modify the image, just revise the prompt. 

The prompt says "Generate the sunset using cooler tones like purple or blue." The response is an image with cool tones only and the mountain range is slightly different than the original as well.

There are some limitations with using ChatGPT for image generation. 

For example, it’s not ideal for anything that requires precise text. Like logos or designs with clear writing. It often produces garbled characters instead of clean typography. 

Like this:

The prompt says "Generate a poster for my standup comedy show. Have the text: "Come enjoy some comedy" front and center, then add a list of names at the bottom. The names include: John Doe, Jane Doe, and Puppy" The image shows a misspelled poster that is placed in a frame on a desk with a microphone stand off to the side.

Sometimes ChatGPT might refuse to generate certain images. For example if you ask it to make an image of a copyrighted character. Like Dobby the Elf:

The prompt adds Dobby the Elf to the request and the response is "I couldn’t generate the poster as requested due to our content policy. Let me know if you'd like help with alternative design ideas or adjustments to make it work!"

8. Solving Math Problems 

You can use ChatGPT 4 models for basic calculations. Like simple arithmetic, algebra, and geometry problems. 

For example, you can ask ChatGPT 4 to solve a basic equation: 

The prompt says "Solve for x: 3x + 5 = 20" The response gives step by step logic then says "So, x=5"

If your problem is more complex or requires multi-step thinking, use ChatGPT o1-preview. 

Here’s an example of us asking ChatGPT o1-preview to solve an advanced mathematical problem:

A very complicated math problem is entered as a prompt. The response is a way to solve the problem, step by step with formulas

The o1-preview model thought through the problem for 173 seconds, solved the problem step by step, and gave an accurate response. Here’s how its thought process might look:

The process includes pulling together dimensions, focusing on containment, breaking down the problem, and more

ChatGPT Limitations and Ethical Concerns 

Now, let’s look at some of ChatGPT’s shortcomings:

  • Accuracy: ChatGPT sometimes provides incorrect or outdated information. It learns from a vast amount of data, but it doesn’t verify the responses it generates. To avoid inadvertently spreading false information and risking your reputation, always vet AI-generated content.
  • Bias: ChatGPT may reflect societal biases from the data it was trained on, possibly reinforcing stereotypes or presenting biased views. In areas like law or hiring, AI tools could unintentionally amplify discrimination or bias. In schools, it might give biased answers to sensitive topics like history, race, or gender.
  • Lack of common sense: While ChatGPT can mimic human-like text, it often lacks logical reasoning that humans naturally possess. It doesn’t “think” like humans do and can’t always provide contextually accurate solutions for complex problems.
  • Environmental concerns: Training and running large AI models like ChatGPT requires significant resources, which contribute to global carbon emissions.
  • Misinformation and manipulation: AI models like ChatGPT can be used to generate misleading or harmful content. This raises concerns about its role in spreading misinformation or being used for unethical purposes. Like generating fake news or deepfakes.

These limitations mean you should use ChatGPT mindfully. And critically evaluate responses you get from ChatGPT. Especially in situations requiring up-to-date or unbiased information.

While AI still requires human supervision, ChatGPT and other AI tools can make building and growing your business easier. They can generate human-like text, answer questions, write code, analyze data, and help you brainstorm ideas.

But there are AI options that extend beyond that to significantly boost your productivity for marketing tasks. Like writing blog posts and creating social content. 

For example:

  • ContentShake AI helps you write high-ranking blog content, find topic ideas, and even create social media posts based on your unique brand voice
  • AI Writing Assistant provides 70+ AI-powered tools that create content for different mediums in more than 25 languages

Start exploring the power of AI with a free Semrush account.

This post was updated in 2024. Excerpts from the original article by Carlos Silva may remain.

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