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What is your favorite Ai to use for creating advertisements?

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Hey Everybody! I’m pretty new to ai but i have been experimenting to create flyers and social media posts to bring attention to some of my lenders loan products. I was wondering what ones do you all like to use? It still takes me a pretty long time to create a flyer lol, even with using Adobes Ai or canva’s…Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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My two cents.  AI is great for graphics.  Don't use it to write text.

Too many people are using AI to write posts.  It is easy to open up a post and in two seconds you see the same AI crap.  It is usually very short bullet points followed by a sentence telling us what the lesson was.

The moment I see that format, I close the post without reading it.  I make a mental note that the author was too lazy to think deeply about the messages they want to send out into the world. 

Do I want to do business with someone who takes short cuts?  No.

And the lesson is, I am either an old curmudgeon or maybe on the cutting edge of a changing landscape.

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