"Ask ChatGPT: 'Based on what you know of me, draw a picture of what you think my life currently looks like.'"
This prompt, currently trending on Instagram with over 30k in engagement, immediately caught my attention—not just for its creativity but for its marketing potential. The marketer in me couldn't help but think about the endless possibilities for leveraging such organic interaction to upsell products, services, or even ideas.
Is ChatGPT becoming your new diary? Or perhaps an unexpected source of educational insights, like "How to Use AI for Personal Growth" As the foundation for a relatable content driven campaign—"How I Use AI to for my personal growth."
Curious, I quickly visited ChatGPT’s page to see how they were capitalizing on this trend. To my surprise, they weren’t. Instead, it was business as usual, with a post titled "A Student’s Guide to Writing with ChatGPT."
This made me wonder: at what point does a trend become too good to skip? Do content calendars limit brand agility?
For brands, creators, and marketers alike, the decision to engage with a trend can be a fine balance between relevance and strategy. What do you think—should brands seize more viral moments, or is it sometimes better to stick to the game plan?
Proofread by yours truly, ChatGPT.
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