So much has happened since my last post in 2009. I can't believe I let this slip for so long. But I am back, with many experiences that I'd like to share. Here's just one thing that's on my mind today.
In April 2013, I started Spacebar - a content marketing agency - with just one employee. Today, we are 9 people in office and I hope to grow larger. We have gotten thus far with no real sales team. It's now time to get aggressive with sales and increase market share. Our initial competitors were freelancers. Now, we have started competing with other small agencies. The future is Artificial Intelligence.
Yes, AI is the future of content writing.
In January, I had a video call with a sales guy from Oz Content. Their product gives interesting research points to create new content. This means that the content writer need not have in-depth business knowledge to create insightful articles. The automated research gives the writer context and connections. Big data is in play here. However, a writer is still needed to write the article.
Wordsmith by Automated Insights has taken this further, creating reports that explain metrics being measured by marketing teams and even develop charts. In probably 5 years, we are gonna be looking at a lot more content being automated.
Somewhere down the line, Spacebar might be headed in that direction too, developing a mix of automated and human-created content. In the meanwhile, its time for sales, sales, sales.
In April 2013, I started Spacebar - a content marketing agency - with just one employee. Today, we are 9 people in office and I hope to grow larger. We have gotten thus far with no real sales team. It's now time to get aggressive with sales and increase market share. Our initial competitors were freelancers. Now, we have started competing with other small agencies. The future is Artificial Intelligence.
Yes, AI is the future of content writing.
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| This is not what I mean by automated writing (Source - franck calzada on youtube) |
In January, I had a video call with a sales guy from Oz Content. Their product gives interesting research points to create new content. This means that the content writer need not have in-depth business knowledge to create insightful articles. The automated research gives the writer context and connections. Big data is in play here. However, a writer is still needed to write the article.
Wordsmith by Automated Insights has taken this further, creating reports that explain metrics being measured by marketing teams and even develop charts. In probably 5 years, we are gonna be looking at a lot more content being automated.
Somewhere down the line, Spacebar might be headed in that direction too, developing a mix of automated and human-created content. In the meanwhile, its time for sales, sales, sales.
