Work I Loved: A campaign selling ginger ale
This is the third in a series of musings about work I’ve done that I loved, and what I loved about it. This is totally not self-indulgent, moderately self-promotional blather …
Would/Wouldn’ts and Have/Haven’ts, or, What My Feelings About Diegetic Music Taught Me About ChatGPT
So, I get uncomfortable watching actors, as their character, sing onscreen. I think it’s like the whole musical theater thing of, “When you’re too emotional to talk, you sing, and …
Three times violating brand standards worked out (and one time it should have)
An inherent part of my job as an ad creative is to adhere to brand standards. The brand is important, and you can’t go all willy-nilly with the branding and …
Creativity cage match: The human brain vs. ChatGPT
So. In a previous post, I addressed the question of whether it matters if content was written by ChatGPT and came up with the bold, definitive answer of “sometimes no, …
Work I Loved: A video for a children’s home
A couple of months ago, I shared an article I’d written that I’d enjoyed working on so much I felt compelled to talk about it. And lucky for me, that’s …
Is ChatGPT cheating? And other boring questions
First off, this is y’all’s fault. I didn’t even want to keep talking about ChatGPT. I wrote one satirical LinkedIn post making fun of all the “how to clock ChatGPT” …
Work I Loved: This one article about a passionate HIV researcher
So, yeah, I ran across an article I wrote a while ago, and re-reading it over (like you do) I found myself thinking about how much I enjoyed writing it …
Brand persona, personality, cohesion, and Justin
So, here’s the thing about brands: We talk about brands having a face and a voice. We talk about trying to build relationships and trust. We talk about growing a …
Who’s Afraid of AI Copywriting?
I’m a freelance copywriter. I’m an in-house copywriter. All of my moneymaking endeavors, in fact, are writing-related. And now a fancy new AI has emerged that writes, I gotta say, …
Embracing non-toxic neutrality
This one’s for the people who’ve been called “negative.” It’s for the wearers of Resting Bitch Face. It’s for the ones with a naturally deadpan delivery that sometimes confuses people …