Writing in the age of AI

We’re all feeling the pressure when it comes to using large language models, and using them well. But luckily, not all curated content needs to morph into AI slop. Pink Shorts Press knows good words and are not afraid to use them. As professional editors, we understand that editing has never been more essential, and we’re grounded in practical knowledge – not tech hype.

Good words have never been more important

Good words have never been more important •

Why do I need it?

  • Learn when to stop prompting and start crafting draft output into something professional, concise, compelling and human.

  • Assess whether content fits with your specific brand voice, strategy and audience.

  • Engage your creativity and critical thinking, and embrace the weird and wonderful in a sea of sameness.

  • Walk away with style guide prompts including what to look for when it comes to hallucinations, US spellings and other editorial issues.

Who is it for?

Professionals across the private and public sector who are implementing AI tools in the workplace and who work with words. This includes communications and marketing teams, but also accountants, administrators, engineers, lawyers, managers – emails and reports are content too.

What is the format?

A customised three-hour workshop, offered in-person or online, delivered by Pink Shorts Press founders and professional editors Margot Lloyd and Emily Hart. It’s a fun half day of professional development and team building, with plenty of interactive exercises and laughs.

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Why us?

We (Margot Lloyd and Emily Hart) have over two decades of combined experience in publishing and marketing. Emily has worked on books with high profile authors such as Malcolm Turnbull, Erin Phillips and Cam Walker, while Margot has focused on literary work, with editing credits on books listed for most of the major literary awards in Australia. Between the two of us we have worked on custom publications with brands such as Philadelphia Cream Cheese, Haigh’s, ABC, the Country Women’s Association, Adelaide Central Market and the National Motor Museum, helping them shape stories from raw ideas to polished prose. Emily also worked at brand voice agency XXVI with clients such as NAB, Telstra and Qantas.

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If you’ve got a bigger story to tell, we also work with businesses and organisations on custom publications. We’d love to work with you to make something special.

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