Generative AI-led content strategy — Joe Bare // The Parking Spot

Joe Bare, SEO Manager at The Parking Spot, talks about emerging trends in content management through strategy. Generative AI has simplified content generation significantly. However, given the abundance of AI-generated content, how can one differentiate and make their content stand out in today's landscape? Today, Joe discusses generative AI-led content.
About the speaker

Joe Bare

Twibi

 is a little camera shy

Joe is SEO Manager at The Parking Spot

Show Notes

  • 02:52
    The Parking Spots content strategy and generative AI
    The Parking Spot uses AI for outlining and error detection in JSON scripts and HTML code. To differentiate its content from AI-generated content, The Parking Spot plans to adhere to Google's E-E-A-T guidelines and leverage structured data.
  • 06:39
    Differentiating AI generated content from human written content
    Both Google and readers can likely distinguish AI-generated content from human-written content. At the moment, AI cannot replicate the distinct voices found in human-written pieces, though it will eventually be able to do so.
  • 09:05
    Generative AI and the rise of LLM prompt engineers
    Generative AI is ideal for repetitive tasks such as condensing articles, generating headlines and meta descriptions, extracting FAQs, etc. As a result, writers and editors are transitioning to becoming LLM prompt engineers.
  • 10:26
    Buying AI products for business efficiency
    The Parking Spot benefits from ChatGPT for tasks like adding an image array to JSON code or debugging a failing JSON schema script. Products that offer these functionalities and the ability to extract and insert schema into an article would be well received by the market.
  • 12:03
    Navigating the path to transformative changes with AI
    AI shows great promise with numerous intriguing ideas and substantial investments. Yet, it may take a few years for transformative changes to materialize in generative AI.
  • 13:21
    The vast potential and uncertain future of AI
    AI is a powerful and general tool, comparable to the significance of the Internet's emergence. While its future trajectory is unclear, its current capabilities are remarkable.

Quotes

  • "A year ago at this time, I don't think any of us were thinking about LLMs, or generative AI as part of our content strategy. Now, it's part of our content strategy." -Joe Bare, SEO Manager, The Parking Spot

  • "To stand out in a world of generative AI content, I'll be sticking with Google's E-E-A-T guidelines and structured data." -Joe Bare, SEO Manager, The Parking Spot

  • "Repetitive tasks like condensing an article, extracting FAQs, creating a thumbnail or an abstract, those are terrific uses of generative AI." -Joe Bare, SEO Manager, The Parking Spot

  • "AI is a terrific tool. It's a general tool, which we have not seen since the advent of the Internet itself. So, I think it's probably that big." -Joe Bare, SEO Manager, The Parking Spot

About the speaker

Joe Bare

Twibi

 is a little camera shy

Joe is SEO Manager at The Parking Spot

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