Professionals in digital marketing and SEO are looking for certain aspects of the development of artificial intelligence (AI). Microsoft company has come up with a solution for marketers. Frank X. Shaw, chief communications officer at Microsoft, discusses 5 Bing prompts for helping marketers. The prompts were focused on: preparation for media interviews, images of media coverage, ideas for social media posts, headline ideas, and FAQ ideas.
AI-powered Bing has demonstrated outstanding results when helping with jobs requiring creative communication. Now these five prompts can help you become more comfortable with the new Bing and improve your writing, says Frank X. Shaw.
1. Bing can give users summaries of media coverage so they can assess the effect of news articles and keep up with the latest trends.
2. Users may utilize the AI-powered Bing conversation as a brainstorming tool to come up with original and interesting social media material. Shaw provides the following questions to help people come up with copywriting concepts for social media posts: Write a LinkedIn post for the given topics, create tweets, or write a LinkedIn post for the given topic.
3. Bing can help create multiple headline variations for blog posts or other content, saving time and energy.
4. Users may create pertinent and interesting FAQs for the content using Bing, which will enhance user experience and support SEO efforts.
5. The new AI-powered Bing lets users create interview questions. If Bing is aware of the applicant, one might ask it for possible interview questions based on the applicant's online material
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