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Boxed2Built
Contributor 2
8 days ago

Using Claude API and Facebook/Instgram API For Social posting

Curious if anyone else here has implemented API's into their websites. I just figured out how to enable Claude API and Facebook/Instgram API's to automaticall generate instagram/facebook descriptions, alt tags, and hashtags by clicking a button. Then I can click another button to uplaod directly to FB and IG. It's made my image gallery uploads and social uploads to my IG and FB pages a breeze. Huge game changer! I even have my stats in my site now and can comment on posts and DM's all through my site without having to go into my social platforms anymore. 

If anyone would like help with this, please let me know, would be glad to walk you through it.

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6 Replies

  • MTLcontractors's avatar
    MTLcontractors
    Verified Community Coach
    1 day ago

    People follow you on social for you, not for the volume/searchability of the posts. 

    I think AI is helpful but if AI generates the bulk of the content, there's no value input.

    In your case, using it up help speed up tags etc is a decent use case. I haven't tried it yet, but following to see what other people say.

  • Homeownership's avatar
    Homeownership
    Contributor 5
    2 days ago

    One thing AI has done well is help small businesses compete with larger companies. It gives solo operators access to tools that used to require a marketing team.

    • QueenBee1111's avatar
      QueenBee1111
      Contributor 3
      2 days ago

      It definitely can open doors and access for the small guys, which is great! I just get discouraged when I see it replacing artists and the creative side of business, you can tell who's using it and has less overall effort as well. 

  • DropZoneCleanUp's avatar
    DropZoneCleanUp
    Contributor 2
    2 days ago

    We use AI also but sparingly. I definitely use it to edit some things and see a couple different versions of the way things are written. But, I agree with QueenBee1111​ well I do use AI to edit pictures remove items from the background or foreground we don't want or maybe make them a little brighter. And sometimes even add a watermark. I try to make everything genuine. We use GoHighLevel and it pretty much tracks everything you want it to and integrates everything together. And it feels more genuine than using an AI to do it. I do have an AI that scans my email and lets me know when something is important but that's internal not external stuff.

    • QueenBee1111's avatar
      QueenBee1111
      Contributor 3
      2 days ago

      I love the way you've implemented AI in your business for the internal but not external tasks/responsibilities! That is a great perspective and guideline to use, I think if you're going to use AI it's best to use for streamlining the basics, menial and repetitive tasks. Keep the creative exactly that - creative! Thanks for your insight.

  • QueenBee1111's avatar
    QueenBee1111
    Contributor 3
    5 days ago

    I’ve personally been avoiding the use of AI in my business, seeing the huge influx of backlash from people on social media. Seems a lot of folks are actually seeking out businesses that specifically don’t use it in their advertising/marketing or other sales channels.