An Author’s Assistant: How AI Tools Help Draft Marketing Content

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Welcome back to my series on AI and its use in book marketing. In last week’s blog, I posted an introduction to using AI in book marketing, specifically, how AI can provide audience insights. (If you missed it, you can read it here.) This time, I want to review how AI tools help draft marketing content. I’m not advocating you use AI to write everything with a simple button push. Instead, I’m focusing on how AI can help authors save time and improve their marketing writing.

My past blogs discussed the importance of consistent outreach to your readers. Published authors should send routine newsletters, emails, and social posts to keep their readers engaged. However, most authors aren’t happy to devote time to marketing, especially after publishing their book. Many authors have another book they want to work on, and writing marketing content can make that more challenging.

Here are the top 5 ways AI tools can help a published author draft marketing content.

When we think of AI writing assistants, the first tools that likely come to mind are those that help with grammar and spell checks—tools that have become virtually indispensable today. However, modern AI writing technologies go far beyond correcting grammar and spelling. They offer style and tone guidance, suggest more engaging vocabulary, detect plagiarism, and can even generate creative content.

Correcting Grammar and Spelling

AI tools like Grammarly and Ginger have set new standards for checking grammar and spelling. These intelligent platforms spot errors, offer corrections and provide explanations to help improve an author’s language skills over time.

By pointing out redundancies, suggesting vocabulary improvements, and ensuring grammatical accuracy, AI writing assistants can elevate the quality of writing. AI writing assistants ensure that the manuscript is grammatically flawless and stylistically exceptional.

Style and Tone Guidance

In addition to catching errors, AI-driven writing assistants now provide style recommendations and tone analysis. Tools like Hemingway Editor can make your writing more concise and easier to read by highlighting complex sentences and suggesting simpler alternatives. Similarly, tools like Grammarly’s tone detector can provide insights into how your writing might sound to readers, assisting in maintaining consistency in tone throughout the manuscript.

These tools significantly improve efficiency. Instant error detection and correction, along with style and tonal guidance, can drastically reduce the time spent on revisions, allowing authors to focus more on the essence of their storytelling.

Enhancing Vocabulary

Though often underappreciated, AI-driven writing assistants double as learning tools. By providing real-time feedback and explanations, they assist in honing an author’s language skills.

AI writing assistants contribute significantly to vocabulary enhancement. Thesaurus-aided suggestions can elevate the quality of language used, helping to diversify an author’s literary palette. They encourage continual learning and growth, helping authors become better communicators.

Preventing Plagiarism

Plagiarism can be an unintended consequence for authors who draw inspiration from various sources. Tools like Grammarly‘s plagiarism checker compare your content against millions of web pages, ensuring your work remains unique.

Content Generation

One of the most exciting advancements in AI writing technology is generating creative content. Services like OpenAI’s GPT-3 can produce everything from poetry to prose, inspiring authors or even assisting in overcoming writer’s block.

However, as AI-generated content becomes more prevalent, it is vital to maintain originality and the author’s unique voice. Some authors find generative AI helpful by providing an idea, not necessarily the writing.

The Road Ahead
While the current implications of AI in the writing process are immense, we’re only scratching the surface. AI has the potential to revolutionize the drafting process further in the future. As AI technologies evolve, I’ll need to post updates to this blog soon.

Join me for the next blog, The Art of AI-Enhanced Editing, as I look deeper into the world of AI and explore how this cutting-edge technology can streamline the editing process, making it less daunting and more rewarding.

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Elizabeth Javor Marketing Professional who teaches authors how AI tools can help marketing.
StealthWriter AI can help with marketing efforts

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