Howdy Reader!

Apologies, it's been a hot minute since you've gotten one of my Tuesday/Wednesday emails. I've had my head down getting ready for Social Media Marketing World next week in Anaheim. If you're going to be there, hit reply and let me know. I'd love to grab a coffee and chat.

My talk is titled "AI-Powered Image Creation: Create Professional Visuals in Minutes," and here's one thing I keep noticing as I put it together. Even with AI video exploding on socials, the craft of creating great images isn't going anywhere. The tools will keep changing (they always do), but the way we come up with ideas for images? That part is sticking around.

Which brings me to a question I want to hear from you on. What's your biggest struggle with creating images with AI? Is it making them look different from everybody else's? Do your AI images always have that AI "look" baked in? Are you trying to get more artistic, but the results feel flat? What's the real headache?

Hit reply and let me know. Seriously, I'm all ears. If I hear a theme come up over and over, I want to make sure to include it in the presentation.

And if enough of you raise your hand, I'd be more than happy to share the recording after the event, or even do a special live Q&A where I run the presentation online for folks who couldn't be in Anaheim. Just reply and tell me you're interested.

See you around the interwebs,

-Jeff

P.S. Whether it's AI images, AI video, or something else entirely, tell me the creative struggle that's slowing you down right now. Your answer might literally shape what I teach on that stage.