@championswimmer Brilliant read. The point about people debating and killing bad ideas in the bud need to be said out more often. I see a lot of features now being built only because it's supposedly easier with AI? To what end?
Absolutely, I’m still trying to understand the user workflow they mapped for this.
For higher-ticket purchases, users usually want comparison and reviews before buying. For lower-ticket items, folks prefer adding multiple items to a cart and browsing around.
Not sure SERPs naturally satisfy either behavior yet.
It’s wild how many people are building products for no one right now just because they can. Building what people want is becoming so much more important than it ever has been.
So prompt engineers learned English is imprecise for coding and started using stricter syntax. I wonder how long it will take before they come full circle and land back at programming languages again.
@tomfgoodwin Thank you for putting it plainly. The real job of ads is to build desire and create memory. MAKE them interested, like you said, is marketing.
@law_ninja We test how candidates improve AI-generated ad copies, video scripts, & content drafts. Can they inject brand voice, sharper hooks & relatability?
My favourite sniff test is can they weave in their personal experiences? Real human voice is still the ultimate differentiator.