Yes if you know how to use it properly - it speeds up the workload.

I feel most comfortable creating content for: Marketing, Communications & Sales Teams – This is my zone. I naturally speak the language of brand, story, and engagement. I know how to craft messaging that moves people, and I’ve built campaigns that resonate emotionally and perform strategically. Product Managers & Startup Founders – I thrive in visionary, fast-paced environments. I understand how to turn big ideas into clear, actionable content that speaks to both user value and business goals—because I do that daily in my own brand. These audiences align with how I think, lead, and create. I don’t just understand their needs—I live them.

HOOK #1 (Relatable, punchy, and scroll-stopping): “POV: You’re 5 hours into building a deck… and your AI tool finishes it in 5 minutes.” (Cut to me sipping coffee, watching AI build slides while I do nothing) This works because it’s instantly relatable (we’ve all been buried under decks, docs, or spreadsheets), and the time-savings shock factor pulls people in. Content Strategy Behind It: Quick-cut visual demo: Split-screen of "manual vs. AI"—one side stressed, the other chilling while the AI works. Industry spin-offs: Marketing edition: “AI just wrote 30 ad angles before I even opened Google Docs.” Finance edition: “Budget analysis in 0.3 seconds? Yeah, AI’s my new analyst.” Legal edition: “This AI just formatted my contract while I microwaved lunch.” Venture capital edition: “Startup pitch deck in less time than it takes to say ‘raise round.’” Smart captioning: “You’re not lazy. You’re just not using the right tools yet.  #AITool #ProductivityHack” Comments strategy: I’d fuel engagement by asking: “What’s the one task you’d LOVE to automate instantly? Drop it below 👇” Then reply to those comments with follow-up TikToks using the tool in real time. That builds trust and shows off versatility.