Putting the 'AI' in campaign
⚡Shrey Joshi
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Artificial intelligence has been used for years in planning marketing campaigns by helping measure and detect customer needs and matching them with the right products.
However, now with generative AI being part of almost every project, the technology allows marketers to utilize it even more in campaign creation. Chalhoub Group's designer fashion outlet, The Deal, recently launched a back-to-school campaign that was entirely generated by AI, from planning to the campaign shoot, using LLM text-to-image generation.
Instead of using models, photographers, and physical locations, AI generated the campaign imagery based on product pictures and text prompts only,What might be the implications of the same now in future Share thoughts !!
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Mather Marker@mather_marker
Efficiency and cost savings in campaigns are great, but we could lose the emotional and unique elements that human involvement provides
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For smaller brands or startups this means more opportunities to create high-quality content without breaking the bank.
AI-generated campaigns could lower costs and speed up production. However, it might make also campaigns feel less personal and more generic.
Creating campaigns is faster and cheaper now. However, we might miss the unique human elements.
Campaigns are becoming more efficient and affordable. Still, there's a risk of loosing the personal and creative aspects that humans bring.
Using AI for entire campaign creation is a fascinating leap. It streamlines the process and cuts down costs on models and photography. I’m curious about how this full impact creativity and the personal touch in future campaigns.
AI-generated campaigns are awesome! This approach could make marketing more efficient and customizable. However, I wonder how well it can capture the emotional and human elements compared to traditional methods
The shift to AI for campaign creation is impressive. It could democratize high quality marketing by making it more accessible and less expensive. But, will it also lead to a homogenization of campaign visuals?
AI-generated campaigns can reduce costs and speed up processes, but I wonder how this will impact the authenticity and personal touch in marketing.
The implication of AI in campaign creation are huge. It might democratize high-quality content production but could also make it harder to stand out in a crowded market
The potential for AI to transform campaign creation is exciting, but it might raise questions about originality and the value of human input in marketing.