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CEO at InboxArmy. Award-winning email marketing veteran with 20 years of marketing experience and renowned expertise in email marketing strategy and content marketing.

Prompt engineers and "tile" creators. That's where we're headed in terms of AI and email marketing. I'm up in Park City this week at MediaPost's Email Insider Summit, and the topic du jour is AI. One of my takeaways from Day 1 is that with AI in the mix, email design and content will shift from full email builds to content blocks initially designed by humans and modified, optimized, and placed by AI. I don't disagree. What it means is that email marketers and their content/creative teams are going to need to build a library of content to power and train AI tools. This may not be news to most people, but AI without proper training, content to pull from, or proper prompts won't be scalable. So, when I say we're headed to the age of prompt engineers and "tile" creators, this is what I mean. We're going to be building content block by block and leveraging generative AI to write content and make decisions based off prompts. It won't be overnight, but a shift is coming. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below. #inboxarmy #emailmarketing #ai #emaildesign #mpeis

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Massimo Arrigoni

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Agreed Scott! Some will be static (e.g. curated story telling for a specific segment), others dynamic (e.g. recommended products for that person, within that segment). Lots of impact at various levels. And the assets used in those blocks (copy, images, etc.) could also be created leveraging AI in some cases.

David Baker

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Yep!

Derek Fox

Founder & Chief Research Officer @ midsail research

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Agreed!

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