This Company's About To Sack Copywriters For AI

I am thinking about changing my copywriting fees. Originally written content - NNN of money, AI generated content - 5 times less. Some may ask why not for free? But it takes time to check a few promts and edit mistakes, not speaking about fact check.

Women are some of the best copywriters because they know how to have an emotional connection with the customer.

It makes sense.

I know from personal experience that it's very difficult for a man to think like a woman...or even understand what she means when she is talking.

Women understand men better than men understand women.

When I was selling in people's homes, I had to sell to appeal to the man (Because I didn't have the skill to do otherwise) and then hoped that it also appealed to the wife.

My wife was talking to me one day, and got a tad miffed because I misunderstood wat she said. I said "Honey. You have to understand that women have several shades of meaning when they speak...that men just don't have". It's literally impossible for me to level up to understand every shade of meaning, every nuance when you speak. You'll have to dumb it down, and just say what you mean...or I will misunderstand what you are saying."

At a marketing conference, I talked to a male copywriter that was explaining to me how to appeal to women. It was obvious that it was going to be beyond me.

AI did not bulldozed a freelance copywriter in that article.


There are a lot of people, including a lot of writers, who think copywriting and writing are the same thing.


This person seems to be one of them.


A copywriter would have positioned themselves so that they would be perceived as indispensable.


AI is replacing the 'copywriters' who write post-type things.


If your writing gets me 2.75% more conversions on my ads/letters than AI, even after I pay you $10000 a piece and AI $0, I'm still using you. I might add AI to the mix, if it converts enough to bring more than what running its content costs, but why would I drop you?


Really, with numbers.


I pay you $10000. I pay $10000 to run your piece. I get $100,000 in sales.


I pay AI $0, pay someone $200 to feed AI info and retrieve and review and $10000 to run AI-produced piece. I get $60,000 in sales, you're golden.


I get $90,000, you and AI are even. Now, I have to decide whether I want to put up with interacting with you (AI, I know, won't be a nuisance).


AI gets me $125,000 in sales, you're toast.


So, the lady in the article could have compiled a list of results she obtained from her copywriting and testimonials and gone fishing in a different pond.


There are people who hire copywriters to write them an About page and they have no inkling that the About page can be used to convert, so they're going to pay little.


Than, you have the ones who do understand that the About page is more than just a few words that say what the site is about. They're willing to pay more.


And, then, there are the people who want salemanship in print, the whole thing.


The copywriters catering to the last group are the safest from AI.

Neato metaphor for way unecessary females to have thuh babes tweezahed outta thuh very wombholes.

Let us glide more gleefully toward an interaction between hearts & flesh an' glorious enhancementstuffs so's we don't gotta become parta A-holecentral.