A Text Book Case Study for E-commerce Content Creation

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by Mark W. Gaffney

An article entitled, How Artificial Intelligence is Helping Optimize E-commerce Content, provides the following insights, "While complete automation of the product content creation process is difficult, automating certain aspects of this process such as partial attribute filling, product classification, image processing and quality checks can be implemented. "

It appears powerful tools are in process of being created to help writers who develop social media content monetize their website or blog. Does paid commercial social media advertising allow content creators access to AI content optimization features?

My freelance article entitled, CBS Star Trek Discovery: An Imaginative Visionary Docudrama, may be consider a text book case study for E-commerce content creation. My freelance article can potentially created new markets for the 2012 book, Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus: The Classic Guide to Understanding the Opposite Sex, currently sold by Amazon. My liberal use of the term docudrama in a forward thinking critique of science fiction has direct implications pertaining to an accelerating rate of scientific and technological progress resulting in disruptive social changes in society.

The key for success in social media content optimization is intelligent placement on social media platforms to reach the appropriate target audience who have an interest in said subject matter. When writing for a large population comprised of millions of internet users Artificial Intelligence can be a very helpful tool to (1) gauge public reactions to social media content, and (2) immediately alter placement strategy to reach the most appropriate target audience.

Artificial intelligence may eventually eliminate "spam". A quick modificaton of content by AI content agents may be very helpful in perking interest about certain issues or subjects among subgroup populations of internet users who normally would vehemently reject said content. An ability to quickly modify content to make content more understandable or user friendly to different subgroup populations of internet social media users may be helpful to expand into new markets.

Wael Ghonim makes an interesting observation in his Ted Talk entitled, Let's design social media that drives real change. According to Wael Ghonim, "We tend to only communicate with people that we agree with, and thanks to social media, we can mute, un-follow and block everybody else."