Melanie GormanFounder, Crownsville Media · SEO and website expert for mental health businesses

Don't let the fear of a blank page hold you back! 📝💥

27 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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In this short video, Melanie Gorman, founder of Crownsville Media—a SEO and content agency serving therapists, helpers, and healers—explains how to effectively incorporate ChatGPT into the content creation workflow. She recommends using ChatGPT as a brainstorming partner to overcome the fear of a blank page and generate fresh ideas. After gathering AI‑generated concepts, she advises transferring them to a personal document and writing the final article yourself to preserve originality and authenticity. While praising ChatGPT’s ability to spark creativity, she cautions against letting the AI write the entire piece, as it can diminish the unique voice of the writer.

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So how should you use ChatGPT? I'll tell you. I'm Melanie Gorman and I run Crownsville Media. It's an SEO company. We do content creation for therapists and helpers and healers. So lots and lots of people want to know, should I use ChatGPT? And the answer is yes for brainstorming. ChatGPT is a fantastic tool to help you access your creativity. And anyone that's ever sat down and stared at a blank page knows how hard it can be to figure out what to say, right? So if you put your ideas into ChatGPT and you use it as almost almost like a writing partner. What will happen is you will get ideas back. The trick is to then make them your own. So once you have your brainstorming done and you've collected the ideas and you feel stimulated and interested and you've found something to write about, pull that into your own Google Doc or Word doc and write your own article. Don't let ChatGPT write for you. It loses its originality when it happens that way. So trust me, you want to use it for brainstorming, but you want to also know when to stop.