GoDaddy has released prompts for small business owners to use in their generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools.
The new Small Business Generative AI Prompt Library contains prompts that can turn tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Bard, and Microsoft’s Bing AI into marketing copywriters, social media experts, and growth hackers. Yes, GoDaddy said in a press release on Friday (April 7).
According to the website, these prompts can help small business owners get information from these generative AI tools about starting a business, increasing sales, marketing their business, making business websites, making business decisions, and customer service. It is intended to be able to obtain
For example, one prompt reads: Prioritize unique, low-cost strategies. ”
GoDaddy’s library includes over 35 prompts, with more to come. According to the release, the company plans to add more features that utilize generative AI.
Geoff Clawson, Vice President of Products, Websites + Marketing at GoDaddy, aims to use the library of prompts to help small business owners harness the power and knowledge that generative AI tools can provide. said that
“This will allow small businesses to accomplish a variety of tasks quickly and easily,” Clawson said in the release. “We solved the mystery of creating effective prompts for small businesses.”
Generative AI is also being leveraged by Chief Financial Officers (CFOs).
A new generation of generative AI tools will provide finance teams with real-time operational data and the time they need to be effective by handling more common finance tasks such as bookkeeping and non-tax audits. Gain back and often improve the accuracy and productivity of their workflows.
Generative pre-trained Transformer (GPT) models and next-generation software tools built on top of them will impact up to half of the tasks required for 19% of jobs in the US, according to a paper by OpenAI researchers There is a possibility.
Jobs that already include a variety of software-driven tasks could face further disruption from AI tools, the paper said.
