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Seven reworks in ten AI copywriting orders: the author switched four models without success, then fixed it with a five-line brief
Author @Bengz168 says that in his first two months of AI copywriting orders, seven out of ten came back for revisions. He blamed model instability and tried four models with no improvement. After reading more than 60 chat logs he concluded he had never written down who the copy was for, and now fills in a five-line brief before the model writes.
The story
The author writes that in his first two months of taking AI copywriting orders, seven of ten needed rework, to the point that he dreaded opening client messages. He assumed the model was unstable and switched between four models, with no improvement.
After going through more than 60 chat logs, he realised he had never stated who each piece was written for. He turned the lessons into a table and template that he passed on to people who took orders later. The table has five lines: audience, tone, banned words, length, and one sample. He now fills in those five lines before letting the model write. Fees, client types and the model names are not given.
Source excerpt
头两个月接AI文案，10单里7单返工，我返到怕开消息。 一直怪模型不稳，换了…
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- What was delivered
Client copywriting delivered with AI, plus a five-line brief template used before each job.
- Customers
Copywriting clients; their industry or identity is not stated.
Lessons and acquisition
Not disclosed.
Costs, risks and open questions
Seven of ten early orders needed rework; switching models did not fix it. Fees, clients and the four models are not named. Figures are the author’s own account and were not independently verified.
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