Okay, this surprised me.
I’ve been testing Muse AI from Meta, and instead of just asking it random questions, I gave my Muse, Flint, a REAL task from one of my businesses.
I asked it to research the pain points and bottlenecks of my target audience for Prep For You Services.
Then I asked it to turn that research into a content strategy.
It gave me audience insights, content ideas, captions, sample graphics, and even recommendations on how to position the content.
This is what excites me about where AI is going.
It’s becoming less about “Ask AI a question” and more about “Give AI a role inside your business.”
I’m still testing Flint to see what else it can do, especially when it comes to growing a business organically.
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