How to Use Free A.I. Tools to Make Your Marketing Easier (Even If You’re Not Tech-Savvy)

1. Stop Guessing Who Your Customers Are

One of the hardest parts of running a business is figuring out who actually wants what you’re offering. A.I. tools can help you understand what your audience cares about and how to talk to them in a way that connects.

🧠 Simple ways to use A.I. to find your people:

• Use ChatGPT to ask: “Who would be interested in my product/service?”

• Look at comments, messages, and reviews—then use ChatGPT to summarize what people are saying

• Ask ChatGPT to help you write a customer profile (ex: “Describe a 50-year-old woman who wants to earn income from home”)

📌 Free Tool: chat.openai.com

2. Let A.I. Help You Write Posts and Emails

We’ve all stared at a blank screen trying to write something clever for Facebook or an email… and ended up walking away frustrated. But A.I. tools like ChatGPT can help you write your content from scratch, even if writing isn’t your thing.

✍️ Try this:

• Ask ChatGPT: “Write a short Facebook post about my new digital product that helps women start an online business.”

• Tell it: “Make it sound friendly, simple, and helpful.”

• Copy, paste, tweak, done.

📌 Bonus Tip: Use Canva to add your text to a beautiful image or design (drag and drop—super easy).

📌 Free Tool: www.canva.com

3. Make Your Marketing Feel More Personal (Without Doing Extra Work)

People are more likely to buy from you when it feels like you get them. A.I. can help you write messages and create offers that feel personal—without you spending all day doing it one by one.

🤖 Easy personalization ideas:

• Use ChatGPT to create multiple email subject lines based on different interests (ex: “For women who love DIY” vs. “For moms who want to work from home”)

• Let Canva help you create versions of the same graphic, but with different messages for different groups

• Use the free tool MailerLite or Systeme.io to send emails automatically based on what people click on

📌 Tip: Start with ONE email. Don’t overthink it. You can grow from there.

4. Know What Will Work Before You Post It

This part is pure magic. A.I. tools can now give you feedback before you post or launch something—so you can improve it in advance. No more wasting time on posts that flop.

🧪 Try this:

• Ask ChatGPT: “Is this a good Instagram caption?” Paste it in. Then say, “Make it better for women in their 50s.”

• Use Canva’s Magic Write to improve your wording, headlines, or titles

• Use A/B testing (if you’re more advanced) to try two versions of a post and see which one people respond to

  📌 Keep it simple: Start by just asking ChatGPT for better ways to say something.

5. Automate the Things You Forget (So You Don’t Burn Out)

If you’re tired of remembering everything—when to post, when to email, when to follow up—let A.I. take care of it for you. You can set things up once and let them run on their own.

🛠️ How to use A.I. to stay on track:

• Use ChatGPT to help create a weekly content plan

• Use Canva Pro (or free) to schedule posts ahead of time

• Use a free email tool (like Systeme.io) to send a welcome email when someone signs up for your freebie

• Let Custom GPTS (aka FunBots) help walk people through your business offer like a virtual assistant

📌 Don’t overcomplicate it. One step at a time is the secret sauce.

🎯 Final Thoughts: You’re Not Too Old, and It’s Not Too Late

Don’t let all this “tech talk” scare you off. You don’t have to understand everything—just enough to get started. A.I. isn’t here to replace you. It’s here to help you. Think of it like having a smart helper who works 24/7 without needing coffee or a vacation.

💬 Here’s your first step: Ask ChatGPT: “Help me write a Facebook post that introduces my business to women over 50 who want to make money online.”

Then copy, paste, and post it. That’s it. You’re in the game. 👊

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