TLDR Marketing

TLDR MARKETING 2023-08-22

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02STRATEGIES & TACTICS

AI ETHICS: HOW MARKETERS SHOULD EMBRACE INNOVATION RESPONSIBLY

AI ethical concerns include misinformation, bias and discrimination, privacy concerns, and lack of accountability. This post tackles 5 steps to mitigate these ethical risks, including setting rules and responsibilities for AI use, maintaining transparency, and ensuring continuous education across teams.

sproutsocial.com7 min read

CHATGPT PROMPTS FOR PAY-PER-CLICK ADS

This post presents ChatGPT prompts to make paid media campaign planning and setup both quicker and easier. It includes prompts for grouping keywords by intent, generating ad copy, finding related keywords, and suggesting audience targeting for social media ads.

practicalecommerce.com4 min read

03RESOURCES & TOOLS

8 NEW GA4 FEATURES YOU ABSOLUTELY CAN’T IGNORE

This article outlines 8 new Google Analytics 4 (GA4) features that app marketers should use. These include a method to identify users opted-out of notifications, an audience builder for Ads, and a more accurate and privacy-safe way to measure app conversions from web campaigns.

marketinginsidergroup.com5 min read

Finding the balance between being ambitious and inspiring while also being practical and achievable can be challenging. This post shares mission and vision statements from 32 companies for inspiration.

blog.hubspot.com18 min read

04MISCELLANEOUS

AI-GENERATED CONTENT: TO LABEL OR NOT TO LABEL?

There are dissenting opinions about disclosing AI use to users. 85% of marketers use AI to produce content. Many policymakers are advocating for AI labeling, while Google says it is not a necessity and it could detract from the user experience.

searchengineland.com5 min read

FROM MAD MEN TO MACHINES? BIG ADVERTISERS SHIFT TO AI

Leading advertisers like Nestle and Unilever are using ChatGPT and DALL-E 2 to write campaign briefs, product descriptions, and social content for their ad campaigns. While the potential for greater speed and reduced expenses is clear, apprehensions with security and copyright risks from AI tools persist.

reuters.com4 min read