What is Content? A Godly Superpower for Supercharged Outcomes

Summary: Content is a superpower – A God particle that creates the brute strength of a gamma-radiated Hulk, the speed of Flash Gordon, and the devastating destruction of the Infinity Gauntlet. After all! These characters are just pawns of human content creators.
 

Snapshot

  • In the digital world, content has reached a superpower status.
  • An ability indomitable than the heroes of DC and Marvel Universe combined together.
  • Is AI going to wipe out content creators? Hell No! human-generated content will thrive in the future.
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First off! Sorry for the monstrous impertinence! The archaic cliche that ‘content is just a king’ has become too outworn and overused. In the digital world, content is a godly superpower, unlike any other league of superpowers. An ability to create time, space, characters, and worlds to make human existence or experience sublime.

Sadly, only a few leaders, professionals, organizations, or businesses realize its hidden potential. This unique ability lies unfathomed or captivated in many organizations; they miss out on reaching many tangible benefits downstream. On the flip side, organizations or professionals effectively leveraging content are expanding their presence and building momentum.

Why is Good Content an Existential Need?

Good content architecture is no longer a necessity. It is an existential business need. HubSpot State of Marketing Report 2021 believes that 82% of companies now report using content to build momentum.

High-growth organizations are using it to weave their brand stories and generate demand. Content helps them articulate the real value their target audience yearns for. They can demonstrate the complex problems they solve.

Moreover, they are building success stories, spawning their way to reach future customers and drive business growth. The tangible business benefits don’t end there. Good content is a rock-solid use case. Here are some ways to make the best use of its sharpness:

Bolstering Marketing Presence: The success of modern-day marketing heavily hinges on content. Whatever marketing happens on the digital channels is content-driven marketing. It is the vehicle that moves success stories, sales conversations, and transactions taking place on different mediums.

Solving Problems: Successful content writers never view content as text or words. They view content as a problem-solving prowess. An IT solution provider can demonstrate how an iPaaS solution can automate a complex and hybrid ecosystem. Lawyers or accountants can embolden their practice by clearing legal conundrums and clearing doubts. Similarly, a healthcare provider gets the ability to probe into the causes and cure of health issues that hound their patients.

Creating Demand: Demand generation heavily leans on content. It helps newly charted products and services land safely in competitive marketplaces. Good quality content provides all the necessary requirements required for creating demand and sales growth. It creates big-picture thinking, which inversely creates a stellar pull factor for captivating the audience.

Elevating User Experience: Rich content helps weave serendipitous user experience and guides prospects in finding real value. It articulates the design, usability, and functionality of websites, applications, and other technologies. The right content engages the audience, reinforces authority, and creates top-of-the-mind brand recall.

Driving Sales Conversations: Covid-19 shoved most sales conversations to digital platforms. And most organizations today struggle to connect with real-world customers’ needs on digital channels. That’s why good quality content is always atomized with the market needs on the horizon and inter-wires those needs with enterprise values and visions. However, very few writers specialize in employing tools to understand strategic market needs and factoring them into outreach campaigns.

Managing Crisis and Boosting Employee Morale: In times of crisis, an internal and transparent flow of communication is also highly important. Conflicts escalate and snowball to take bad to worse forms. In such scenarios, content in the form of newsletters or CEO speeches can prevent rumors from spiraling out of control and bring back the harmony and stability needed.

AI-Generated Content – Is it the Nemesis of Human-Generated Content

In early March 2023, Microsoft Binge’s Open AI launched its all-new AI-Mercenary Chat GPT3 – (Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer). The mission was to end the dominance of Google’s search engine. As a reactionary response, Google rolled out a new experimental AI service called Bard. Battle lines were drawn, and many claimed that this new league of the conversational AI system would write content creators out of the equation. The dust was yet to settle down when Open AI announced the upgraded Chat GPT4. The achingly intricate labor of generating content now became easy and accessible.

The AI fiasco reverberated one smoldering question: Is this the end of human-generated content? Content Ammo asked the same question to ChatGPT itself [Which AI tools cannot Do]

The chances of AI taking over writers are grim. AI-led content is not a new thing. There are many behemoths leading this realm. Some of them are Jasper.AI, Anyword, Peppertype, etc. It is just the access to responsive writing which is creating the stir.

The content generated by AI tools is palpable and vulnerable to errors. In many cases, it creates misinformation minefields. It must be remembered that search engines are also becoming advanced in parallel. On top of that, tools to arrest machine content have also landed on their heels. Google, for instance, now ranks human-generated and unique content higher in the search rankings. There are several instances where AI tools are cascading many factual and plagiarism errors downstream.

In the long run, this type of content can be penalized and brought down by search engines. Hence, the red flags are shown on the Open.AI platform also.

What is Worrying for Writers? Nothing! Human Generated Content will Thrive with Triumphant Success

Artificial content can never replicate or equal the value or outcome that human-generated content will produce. Doomsday preppers will contend that AI technologies are updating themselves with every input. And they can eliminate mediocre content writing jobs in the coming years. Still, using AI-led tools for organizational or marketing goals can be a risky proportion. It can lead to business-reducing errors. Expert writers will be needed for high-level content at every turn, where marketing or organizational goals are the ulterior motives. AI can use APIs to pull and spin information that already exists, but it cannot create new and unique content.

In a nutshell, AI can spin an episode on Batman. However, it can’t create Christopher Nolan himself. The demand for authentic content creators will increase just like the demand for hand-crafted watches or vintage watches and cruiser bikes.

Final Words
Pointless dystopian(s) might spend restless nights about AI taking the reins in its hands. In contrast, content is still a superpower that AI can never replicate. Because content has more to do with ideas, and it is not just mere text. It is a timeless and boundless superpower – a unique ability to create or destroy time, space, and a new world of opportunities. Despite this fact, content creation is a fraught business, and it requires expertise.

That’s the void that Content Ammo fills. Tell us what you want to do with this newly found superpower and how our content experts can help. Our team will help you awaken and unshackle its hidden potential.

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