How To Use ChatGPT To Write Your Brand's Story

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  • AI Tool Of The Day 🛠️ - Seamlessly add AI to your workflow

  • AI Content Tip Of The Day🖋️ - Get ChatGPT to craft your brand’s story

  • AI News For Content Creators đź“° - The controversial generative fiction tool

  • Viral Bits From The Web 🍬 - Post-apocalyptic Midjourney images take Reddit by storm

AI Tool Of The Day 🛠️

Bearly AI - An all-in-one tool that seamlessly adds AI to your workflow. Reading, writing, and content creation - all one shortcut away.

Available on Windows or as a Chrome extension.

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AI Content Tip Of The Day đź–‹ď¸Ź

How To Use ChatGPT To Write Your “StoryBrand”

The "StoryBrand" framework emphasizes storytelling in marketing.

It encourages businesses, brands, and creators to position themselves as the "guide" in their customer/audience's stories.

Here's how I use ChatGPT to generate a StoryBrand framework to guide my marketing decisions:

First, the 7 elements of a StoryBrand framework:

• Character (Customer)

• Problem

• Guide (Business)

• Plan

• Call to Action

• Vision of Success

• Potential Failure

Why does it work?

Because it makes customers the hero of their story and guides them toward a CTA.

What I want from ChatGPT is a "StoryBrand cheat sheet" for my business.

Something I can glance at before I make any marketing decisions.

Here's what I want to generate. I've used a gardening email newsletter business as an example:

The ChatGPT prompt template I use to generate a cheat sheet like this is below.

It'll trigger ChatGPT to ask you a series of questions, teasing the required information out of you as though it were a hired marketer.

You'll generate a StoryBrand cheat sheet for your business, no matter what it may be.

The Prompt Template 🤖:

"I’m a business owner - I run a [insert business here]. Your role is that of an experienced marketer. 

I want you to create a StoryBrand framework for my business to help guide future marketing decisions. 

As you know, the framework consists of seven key elements, including a character (the customer), a problem they face, a guide (the business), a plan to solve the problem, a call to action, a clear vision of success, and potential failure if the customer doesn't take action. 

Please gather the relevant information from me by asking a series of questions one by one. 

Be sure to ask the questions one by one - please don’t give me a list of questions to answer at once. 

Then, please present my business’ StoryBrand in the form of a table, using the data you collect with your questions.”

This is extremely valuable.

Positioning your offers gets easier when your business is seen as a "guide" that helps customers/readers navigate their challenges and achieve success.

The framework helps businesses clearly communicate their USP and target audience by structuring the messaging within a story format.

AI Story Of The Day đź“° 

An editor at The Verge tried out Sudowrite's controversial “Story Engine”, a generative fiction tool for writing novels.

The tool can help writers break writer's block and generate text.

The editor generated a 22,500-word novella using Story Engine in a day and a half.

The final product was created by hitting a "Generate" button, with the AI generating every final line.

The editor rewrote the summaries and story beats, but none of the pen-to-paper prose.

Read their full opinion piece here.

Viral Bits From The Web 🍬 

  • Children’s books reimagined as ironic Hollywood hits by a Midjourney-savvy Reddit user. (Link)

  • Ever wonder what the Taj Mahal, Eiffel Tower, and Great Wall Of China would look like after an apocalypse? (Link)

And that’s all for today!

See you tomorrow 🙂 

Misya, The Pen Pivot