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Analyzing your request·
Building your personalized AI workflow
Pro tip
“The best workflows use 3-5 focused tools, not 10 mediocre ones.”
Analyzing your request·
Building your personalized AI workflow
Pro tip
“The best workflows use 3-5 focused tools, not 10 mediocre ones.”
How the tools connect
Curated for this specific workflow - not a generic list
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Collect the main pain points, desired outcomes and the exact words customers use. Note how competitors position themselves so you can differentiate.
Why these tools
Perplexity gives sourced answers quickly, so your messaging rests on facts rather than assumptions.
Expected output
A one-page brief with audience pain points, competitor angles and 10 to 15 useful phrases.
Turn your research into a clear brief covering product, audience, offer, tone and call to action. Ask for a first draft of the piece you need.
Why these tools
Claude writes natural copy and handles detailed briefs well.
Expected output
Three draft variations of your headline and body copy.
Pick the strongest draft, then ask for edits: shorter, punchier, more specific benefits, stronger call to action. Generate alternative headlines for A/B testing.
Why these tools
Iterating in the same conversation keeps context, so each revision gets better.
Expected output
One strong main version plus 5 alternative headlines and calls to action.
Run the copy through a proofreader, fix errors, cut filler and check that the tone matches your brand. Read it aloud once to catch awkward lines.
Why these tools
Grammarly adds a reliable quality check to AI-written text.
Expected output
Error-free, clear copy that is ready to publish.
Place the copy into designed assets for your channel, such as a social post, ad creative or email header, then publish or schedule it.
Why these tools
Canva lets non-designers produce professional visuals in minutes.
Expected output
Finished, on-brand assets ready to post or send.
Good marketing copy starts with understanding your audience, not with a blank page. This workflow has you research first, write with a detailed brief, polish the result and then turn it into visuals. You can finish a first piece in under an hour.
Before you start
Ask Perplexity about your audience's frustrations, what they search for and how competitors describe similar products. Look for repeated phrases in reviews and forums, because customers' own words make strong copy. Save everything in one document.
Example prompt
“I sell project management software for small design agencies. What are the top 5 frustrations these agencies have with managing client work, and how do the top 3 competitors position their products? Quote customer language where possible.”
Pro tip
Ask for review and forum language specifically, since real phrasing converts better than generic marketing speak.
Common mistake
Skipping research and asking the AI to write from a one-line description, which leads to generic copy.
Paste your research into Claude along with a structured brief: product, audience, main benefit, offer, tone, length and call to action. Ask for three distinct angles, such as saving time, reducing stress and winning more clients.
Example prompt
“You are a senior conversion copywriter. Using the research below, write 3 versions of a landing page hero section (headline, subheadline, 2 short bullet benefits, CTA button text). Audience: small design agency owners. Tone: friendly and confident. Avoid buzzwords. Research: [paste notes]”
Pro tip
Ask for different angles, not just rewording, so you can pick the message that resonates most.
Common mistake
Accepting the first draft without checking that claims and numbers are accurate.
Choose the best version and ask Claude to improve specific weaknesses. Request shorter sentences, concrete benefits instead of vague claims and a stronger call to action. Then ask for headline variations to test.
Example prompt
“Take version 2 and make it 30 percent shorter. Replace vague phrases with specific outcomes. Then give me 8 alternative headlines under 10 words each, using different tactics: question, number, bold claim, and curiosity.”
Pro tip
Give feedback like an editor, for example 'too formal' or 'benefit is unclear', for better revisions.
Common mistake
Asking for 'better' with no direction, which produces random changes rather than improvements.
Paste the copy into Grammarly, set the audience and tone goals, and review suggestions one at a time. Keep your brand's personality and reject changes that make it stiff. Verify product names, prices and facts manually.
Example prompt
“Action: In Grammarly, set goals to Audience: General, Formality: Neutral, Tone: Confident and Friendly. Review each suggestion and accept only those improving clarity.”
Pro tip
Read the final copy aloud. If you stumble on a sentence, simplify it.
Common mistake
Accepting every suggestion automatically, which can strip out your brand voice.
Pick a Canva template for your channel and paste in the final copy. Keep text short on images, use your brand colors and fonts, and export in the right size. Then publish or schedule the post, ad or email.
Example prompt
“Action: In Canva, search 'Instagram ad template', use Magic Design with your headline as the prompt, set your brand colors, and resize to Story and Feed formats.”
Pro tip
Make one master design, then resize it for every channel to save time.
Common mistake
Putting too much text on a visual, which hurts readability on mobile.
Pro tips from power users
Frequently asked questions
Will AI-written copy sound robotic?
It can if the brief is vague. Give a clear audience, tone, examples and specific details, then edit the result in your own voice. Claude tends to produce more natural writing than most tools.
Do I need paid plans to follow this workflow?
No. All four tools have free tiers that are enough for getting started. Upgrade only when you hit limits or need features like Canva's Brand Kit.
Can I use this for different types of copy?
Yes. The same process works for ads, landing pages, emails, product descriptions and social posts. Just change the brief to describe the format, length and goal.
How do I keep the copy on brand?
Write a short brand voice description with do's and don'ts, plus sample text, and paste it into every brief. Save it in a document so you can reuse it.
How do I know if the copy works?
Track results such as click-through rate, conversion rate or reply rate. Test two versions against each other and keep the winner.
How to move forward once your workflow is running
Different approaches depending on your priority
What else do you want to build with AI?
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