Let’s talk about the ChatGPT giveaways. 👀 AI is an incredible tool. I use it, you probably use it, and if you’re in the content world, it can save hours. But there’s a difference between using AI to support your ideas… and letting it write like you’re drafting an internal memo for a Fortune 500. 😂 Here are some common signs that scream “ChatGPT wrote this” (and how to avoid them): - Cringe transitions: If your post starts with “The brutal truth?” or “What’s the catch?” 🙄. Would you actually say that in a conversation? If not, rewrite it in your voice. - Corporate buzzwords: “Leverage,” “facilitate,” “synergy,” “impactful”, these words are everywhere in AI-generated text. But they often flatten your message and make you sound like an old c-level, not a creator. - Alliteration overload: ChatGPT loves a good trio: “innovative, intuitive, inspiring.” It looks polished… but sounds generic. Instead, break the pattern and say something you would say. - Vocabulary time travel: No one ...