Last updated: 9 November 2026
Yes, as a first draft. Check the facts, add real examples, do not paste confidential or personal data into public AI tools, and have a person read and approve everything before it is published.
How to use it well
| Good use | Avoid |
|---|---|
| First drafts, outlines and headlines | Publishing without checking facts |
| Rewriting to improve clarity | Pasting customer details or private pricing |
| Ideas for questions customers ask | Replacing real customer stories and local detail |
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