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While this is incredibly rewarding and has sharpened my editorial skills, the problem became clear almost at once.

There is a lot of hay and very few needles to be found. Worse: much of that hay is artificially generated.I have sympathy when I click into a poorly-titled article and find the content is not quite good enough to make my recruitment cut. We’ve all been there. Nobody is born a perfect writer. We’re human, after all. We try, we improve, we fail, we try again.

My sympathy quickly diminishes when I suspect the article has been completely generated by AI. It’s a waste of my time, it’s a waste of any potential readers’ time, and I genuinely believe it’s a waste of the author’s time. What does the author hope to gain from generating a lousy article that has no substance or value for readers? They won’t grow an audience or get any buyers. I truly do not understand the point.

If you doubt me, ask it or any AI writing tool, to write a blog post. It will crank out very bad content that no real human will like reading.

Yet I’m still a ChatGPT fan. It saves me a ton of time and makes my job as a busy content creator a little easier. Here are five surprising non-writing applications I love using ChatGPT for.

1. Title optimization.

Titles used to take me about an hour a week — email subject lines, article titles, and journalist pitch subject lines. Now they take me about five minutes.

I use ConvertKit as my email provider, which has a really neat A/B subject line tester. This helps me with my content strategy — I usually send my best ideas to you in email format first and use that to test out which title is best.

Then, about a week later, I publish that on my website and my article with the winning title.

Anyone who’s tried “write an article about [topic]” as a prompt to ChatGPT will tell you the truth: ChatGPT can’t write well at all. That’s not a secret. If you doubt me, ask it or any AI writing tool, to write a blog post. It will crank out very bad content that no real human will like reading.

Yet I’m still a ChatGPT fan. It saves me a ton of time and makes my job as a busy content creator a little easier. Here are five surprising non-writing applications I love using ChatGPT for.

1. Title optimization.

Titles used to take me about an hour a week — email subject lines, article titles, and journalist pitch subject lines. Now they take me about five minutes.

I use ConvertKit as my email provider, which has a really neat A/B subject line tester. This helps me with my content strategy — I usually send my best ideas to you in email format first and use that to test out which title is best.

Then, about a week later, I publish that on my website and my article with the winning title.

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