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How to Build an AI Content Team — by Natalie Lambert
Natalie Lambert is known for driving go-to-market (GTM) success and creating high-impact marketing strategies. To build an AI content team, she’d approach it with a GTM lens—focusing on speed, efficiency, and measurable ROI.
1. Define the Vision and Objectives
Key Goals:
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Speed up content production without sacrificing quality
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Personalize content at scale
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Reduce costs
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Improve SEO and engagement metrics
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Support sales and customer success with AI-generated enablement materials
2. Structure the AI Content Team
Core Roles:
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Head of AI Content (Strategist) | Oversees strategy, tooling, and performance |
| Prompt Engineers | Craft effective prompts for tools like ChatGPT, Jasper, or Writer |
| AI Content Editors | Edit, fact-check, and align AI outputs with brand tone |
| Content Performance Analyst | Measures results, optimizes AI workflows |
| SEO/SME Collaborators | Provide keyword, persona, and industry expertise |
| AI Tools Specialist | Maintains and trains custom AI models (if needed) |
3. Choose the Right AI Tools
Natalie would select tools based on use case:
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General Content Creation: ChatGPT, Jasper, Copy.ai
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SEO + Long-form Content: SurferSEO, Clearscope, MarketMuse
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Content Repurposing: Repurpose.io, Descript
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Brand + Governance: Writer.com (with custom rules and templates)
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Internal Enablement: Notion AI, Scribe, Gong (AI notes and summaries)
4. Create an AI-First Content Workflow
Workflow Example:
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Briefing – Input personas, messaging pillars, tone
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Prompting – Generate first drafts with AI
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Editing – Human editors fact-check and enhance
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SEO Optimization – AI-assisted, guided by SEO specialists
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Publishing – Content is distributed via CMS or social tools
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Analysis – Performance is tracked in real-time
5. Build a Custom Knowledge Base (Optional but Powerful)
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Use RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) to feed your AI brand-specific data
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Host playbooks, case studies, and positioning docs for context-rich output
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Maintain a source of truth to avoid hallucinations and off-brand messages
6. Set Metrics and KPIs
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Content velocity (per week/month)
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Engagement metrics (CTR, time on page, shares)
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SEO rankings and organic traffic growth
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Cost per content asset (vs. traditional methods)
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Sales enablement asset usage by GTM teams
7. Enable Cross-Functional Collaboration
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Partner with Sales, Customer Success, and Product Marketing
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Use AI to rapidly generate tailored messaging for different segments
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Build shared libraries of AI-generated FAQs, battlecards, and case studies
8. Train and Upskill the Team
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Offer prompt engineering training
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Educate editors on how to collaborate with AI
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Create internal guides on brand-safe prompt frameworks
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Hold weekly “AI Office Hours” for experimentation and learning
9. Stay Agile and Iterate
Natalie would lead with experimentation:
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Pilot AI content in a single region or segment
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A/B test human vs. AI content
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Use insights to scale the most effective processes
10. Showcase Wins
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Present data on time saved, traffic gained, and sales impact
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Highlight AI-generated content that drove results
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Build executive buy-in for further AI investments
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Natalie Lambert – Build an AI Content Team
Name of course: Natalie Lambert – Build an AI Content Team
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