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Started at AOL in '94 and watched the world change and change...Author of Content Marketing Strategies For Dummies and 25+ other marketing books

New York Katılım Ağustos 2008
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diamondsf@diamondsf·
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Prompt engineering was a transitional skill. It mattered because it was the only mechanism we had to give models enough context to perform better. Elaborate prompts compensated for limited interfaces. That's changed. Projects let you upload knowledge files and maintain persistent context. Skills let you encode repeatable processes the model can invoke. Context graphs map the relationships between all the pieces needed for a task. Meanwhile, the models themselves improved at parsing complex instructions. You can write conditional logic—"if the user asks for X, do this; if Y, do that"—and they handle the routing. Clarity matters more than ever. But the elaborate prompt engineering frameworks from 2023? Most of that complexity got absorbed into better tooling and smarter models. If you want to stay current, spend time on: Skills: How to encode a repeatable process the model can execute consistently. Context graphs: Understanding all the dependent pieces that go into completing a task and how they relate. Think of it like knowing all the ingredients in a recipe, how much of each, and when each gets used. The shift is from crafting elaborate single prompts to architecting the context around the work.
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diamondsf@diamondsf·
AI in marketing is: - Your unfair advantage. - The game-changer you need. - The gap your competitors will miss. Adapt now or play catch-up forever.
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"Content marketing is too slow." Says the marketers who are too slow to adopt content marketing.
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