Thematic route
Prompts and content operations
Prompts, flows, controls and reuse of sources to produce more solid, not more uniform, content.
Here the prompt is not a magic formula but a process component. The path explains how to organize sources, roles, reviews, quality criteria and automations to produce more solid content without multiplying useless output.
- Published guides
- 01
- On the way
- 25
Who it is for
Content teams, agencies and organizations that want to introduce AI into production while maintaining quality, sources and accountability.
Guiding questions
- When is a prompt enough and when is a workflow needed?
- How do you control sources and hallucinations?
- How do you measure the quality, time and cost of the process?
Where to start
Guides already available.
Forthcoming insights
The plan is not a list. It's a sequence.
First I publish the pages that build the foundations of the path; then I add tools, comparisons and specific cases.
- 056Priority 1How to build a marketing prompt library
- 060Priority 1How to understand which prompt to use for each strategic phase
- 064Priority 1How to design a prompt with success criteria
- 065Priority 1How to test a prompt with a grading rubric
- 066Priority 1How to build a tone of voice that can be used by AI
- 071Priority 1How to use an AI to criticize the work of another AI
- 072Priority 1How to reduce hallucinations and unverified claims
- 080Priority 1When not to use artificial intelligence in marketing
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