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Check out N8N and Flowise! Both let you build AI agents and workflows without too much hassle. N8N is great for automation, and Flowise is solid for AI-driven decision-making. Worth playing around with!

Oh nice, thank you.
ps - removed the post in channel, we try not to duplicate too much here, hope that's ok 🙂

Looking for recommendations on a designer that can help a few personal creative projects - updating linkedin banners, newsletters, ebooks, etc.

@Kevin Lau - Are you specifically looking for AI-driven design tools, or just great design tools in general? If it’s AI, LinkGenie and Visme’s AI Newsletter Generator are good picks.

sorry meant for this to be a separate post unrelated to AI - looking for a graphic designer

Thanks for this thread @Mary Green (Owner CMAweekly)! A topic I love!

AI has become so integrated into my day that I don’t even think of my interactions as “prompts” anymore - just conversations with a strategist, (who also likes to work at weird hours haha)

And over the last few months, I've shifted from using AI to write or do things, and more to stress test or improve initial work.

Go-to format:

“Act as a [persona] doing [task], under these constraints…”
EG - act as a skeptical CMO at an F1000 reviewing this 1 pager. It needs to capture attention fast and...

It’s been especially useful for any content where I have multiple personas, and maybe need to understand how to tailor a message so it resonates across someone technical, non-technical, of a specific persona, etc

Also, I've found I get better responses in just being conversational (eg, are you sure that's right? how else could this be approached?) works well, and I've grown to prefer interacting with voice for that, as its faster and a little more natural - even though it does feel weird!

I thought this post from the director of brand at Wiz was a super interesting idea on how to use AI for blog graphics.

Ty @Jeff Reekers I like your ideas. I need to include these more in my day.

And Ty @Cara Peterson I have to try that.

My graphics came out real bad, but I think if your branding is less techy it may work!

Other than that, I made a GPT for responding publicly to reviews, it's "trained" to respond in a way that is aligned with our brand voice, address concerns, highlight our strengths, and be approachable. I use chatGPT a lot when writing our customer newsletter to condense things if the blurb is too long, and my favorite (as someone who is a very dry texter) "Make this message sound more friendly"