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  Transform Your Email Marketing: 5 Quick ChatGPT Prompts To 10X Results

  Forbes - Jodie Cook

  Just because you have someone’s email address, doesn’t mean you have their attention. With every email you send, you have to win it from scratch. Securing opens, reads and clicks is no easy task. Professionals receive so many emails each day, yours has to cut through. Get ChatGPT’s help …

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  Doctors Using AI to Automatically Generate Clinical Notes on Patients

  futurism.com - Maggie Harrison Dupré

  "The moment that that first document returns to you, and you see your own words and the patient's own words being reflected directly back to you in a …

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  How to Send Professional Emails

  

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  Master the art of professional email communication! 📧✨ Learn the essential tips for crafting clear, concise, and polished emails that leave a lasting impression. From effective subject lines to a professional sign-off, elevate your email game and enhance your professional communication skills.

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  Use the Pyramid Principle to improve your influence and get design buy-in

  uxdesign.cc - Raquel Piqueras

  A simple technique to structure your emails and get your point across clearly and persuasively. Have you ever struggled to write an email at work that …

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  How to write complete books and novels with AI in minutes using GPT-Author

  geeky-gadgets.com - Julian Horsey

  If you have ever wanted to write a book or novel on a certain subject but have not had the time more skills to carry out the project to your best …

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  6 Skills Writers Need To Hone Amid The AI Boom

  Forbes - Justin Belmont

  Justin Belmont is Founder & CEO of Prose, a leading content marketing agency that has powered 1,000+ brands for over a decade. The emergence of powerful large language models (LLMs) over the past year has already transformed industries—though I'd wager that few have felt the impact more than writers. …