I post a lot here on Twitter - at least four times a day. Some people think I spend a lot of time crafting content and coming up with topics to talk about. But in reality, I don't spend much time creating the entire backlog of my tweets and posting them. So here's my secret... AI + automation. But using AI is easy. The real challenge lies in using it to create content that is relevant, true to your experience, and doesn't lose your originality and tone of voice. Here’s my exact step-by-step process for doing that - please bookmark it and save it so you can save time when creating your own: Step 1. Take note of your ramblings. I take lots of notes throughout the week - whenever I have an interesting thought, I save it somewhere handy. I don't pay attention to any punctuation or formatting in any of my notes - the goal is simply to get the thoughts out of my head and onto the screen. I rarely spend more than 30 seconds max writing each note. In fact, I write some of my notes so fast, that you may thin someone illiterate wrote them. (Just look at the gif below if you don't believe me) Again, the goal is simply to get my thoughts into the screen. Step 2. Feed everything to GPT. This is where AI comes in to do what it does best. I come up with the original ideas of what to write about, and it edits, formats, and polishes for me. GPT is my personal editor, and it will handle the formatting, tone and coherence of my ramblings. All of my notes will go through a custom prompt optimized to spit out tweets in my style of writing, and the end result is something that I would be proud to publish. Step 3. Automate Publishing. By now I have somewhere between 21-28 tweets ready to be published. Then I simply pass it on to my automated tweeting tool to bulk upload and schedule. I personally use @postcron to bulk upload all of my tweets and automate. This step rarely takes me more than five minutes. And there it is, a week's worth of original and engaging content in very little time. Of course, there is still ample room for improvement in my process. For instance, I also write a lot of long-form content for other platforms. And as anyone who is in the content marketing game knows, repurposing content is a must. So since I come up with lots of long from content already, I plan on creating an optimized AI agent to repurpose my long form content into tweets (without degrading their quality, of course). Let's see how it goes. Whenever I have something worth showing, I will show it here. Liked my process? Follow for more practical tips for using AI.