Examples of Storytelling Preparatory Work with
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2025 10:37 am
A long, well-founded blog article about storytelling is not enough for you? You want to see concrete examples? Who doesn't? And since it's so easy to ask ChatGPT3.5 - the free version of ChatGPT (as of 09/23) - yourself, we have two examples for you. Have fun!
“Healthy Smiles, Happy Lives” – ChatGPT vs. Dental Practice
What are the USPs of a dental practice? And what could a website pitch for them be?
We asked ChatGPT for a dentist pitch.
Here are his answers.
Watch AI Pitch
“Where careers protect roofs” – ChatGPT vs. roofers
What are the USPs of a roofing company? And what could a armenia telegram screening career page for it look like?
We asked ChatGPT about a roofing career site
and here are his answers.
View AI landing page
While ChatGPT has good "ideas" for both questions , the main problems are very similar: The generative AI draws on seemingly random USPs and only when you ask is it made clear that you should think about it yourself. These generic USPs naturally lead to generic landing pages , although they do provide some good inspiration . In addition, the artificial intelligence tries to use wordplay and stylistic devices , but sometimes misses the mark.
A small AI robot is at a loss, indicated by three question marks and head scratching.
As you can see, I can make spelling mistakes, errors in syntax and semantics. Although I am designed to generate texts of a high quality, I am not error-free and can occasionally produce incorrect or unclear formulations.
“Healthy Smiles, Happy Lives” – ChatGPT vs. Dental Practice
What are the USPs of a dental practice? And what could a website pitch for them be?
We asked ChatGPT for a dentist pitch.
Here are his answers.
Watch AI Pitch
“Where careers protect roofs” – ChatGPT vs. roofers
What are the USPs of a roofing company? And what could a armenia telegram screening career page for it look like?
We asked ChatGPT about a roofing career site
and here are his answers.
View AI landing page
While ChatGPT has good "ideas" for both questions , the main problems are very similar: The generative AI draws on seemingly random USPs and only when you ask is it made clear that you should think about it yourself. These generic USPs naturally lead to generic landing pages , although they do provide some good inspiration . In addition, the artificial intelligence tries to use wordplay and stylistic devices , but sometimes misses the mark.
A small AI robot is at a loss, indicated by three question marks and head scratching.
As you can see, I can make spelling mistakes, errors in syntax and semantics. Although I am designed to generate texts of a high quality, I am not error-free and can occasionally produce incorrect or unclear formulations.