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KI in der Unternehmenskommunikation: So verstehen wir endlich, was die Zielgruppen wirklich denken – oder auch nicht

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KI in der Unternehmenskommunikation: So verstehen wir endlich, was die Zielgruppen wirklich denken – oder auch nicht

🚨 Breaking: KI rettet Marketing-Manager vor Langeweile und Excel-Hölle! 🚨 Am 19.11.2025 um 11:00 Uhr (Online-Event, also im Pyjama erlaubt) erklärt Kristin Mohr, wie man mit ChatGPT endlich rausfindet, was Kunden wirklich wollen. Statt Kaffeekränzchen gibt’s Tools, die Newsletter so personalisieren, dass selbst Oma Gisela denkt „Boah, die checken mich!“ 💻✨ #KIistcoming #MarketingWTF

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