This story was featured in MARKETING Weekender – Issue 362
And written entirely by ChatGPT. All I did was be a little clever with prompts, subheaded the output and try to provide revealing pockets of relevant information for the industry.
An industry survey by Fishbowl of nearly 4500 Professionals shows that 37% of the total adoption of ChatGPT has been by the Marketing and Advertising industry, the highest amongst most industries.
Much has been written about this AI phenomenon, good and bad, but the best way to appreciate it is to experience it yourself.
As an intelligent chatbot, it can provide excellent customer service. We’ve all gotten frustrated with the basic automated CS chatbot answers, so ChatGPT could provide something more than that – an instantly accessible bot that can answer your questions in an intelligent, informed manner.
As a creative AI, it also has huge potential for boosting smaller creative tasks. Email subject lines are a case in point. AI has already had great success in producing engaging subject lines.

According to OpenAI, ChatGPT can also write computer programs, compose music, write poetry, create stories, write essays, emulate a Linux computer system, simulate entire chat room conversations, play games like tic-tac-toe….
Jenna Tiffany, author of Marketing Strategy, says, “In order for ChatGPT to reach its full potential for marketers, it has to be adopted in a strategic manner. What we must not do is flock to it purely because it’s new and exciting without first stopping to think about how it can fit in with (and enhance) our existing strategies.”

ChatGPT Impacting Marketing
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