The Harsh Truth: If You’re Not Using AI Yet, You’re Wasting Time
- Savanna Wilmoth

- Jul 31
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 1
Let’s clear this up. You do not need to build a robot or learn how to code. You need tools that help you move faster and stop second guessing everything.
Here is what that looks like:
1. Get unstuck when your brain is tired
If writing content feels like pulling teeth, tools like ChatGPT or Jasper can help you get the first draft going. You still make it sound like you, but you are not stuck staring at a blinking cursor for an hour.
Use it for blog outlines, Instagram captions, emails, or even that awkward “about me” section on your website. Let it give you a structure so you can focus on what you actually want to say.
2. Know what is working without guessing
AI-powered tools like Metricool, Predis, and even built-in analytics on your platforms can help you understand which content is doing the heavy lifting.
No more “I think that reel worked” conversations. These tools break down the engagement, reach, and patterns so you can post with purpose and stop wasting time on content that doesn’t convert.
3. Save time on repeat tasks
Responding to the same client question for the tenth time? Tools like Gmail Smart Reply, Superhuman, or HelpScout can draft your replies for you based on past emails. You tweak, send, and move on.
Even simple tools like Calendly or AI-based project management assistants can eliminate the back-and-forth and give you time back without losing your personal touch.
Why This Matters Right Now
This is not about being trendy. It is about staying relevant in the way people discover, choose, and engage with businesses today.
Search engines like Google are using AI to decide which content shows up first and which gets ignored. Your website, blog posts, and service pages need to be clear, helpful, and structured. That is what Google now favors.
Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook are using AI to control visibility. They push content that performs well based on patterns like watch time, saves, and relevance. AI is deciding what your audience sees—even if they already follow you.
Even your audience is using AI. People are asking ChatGPT to recommend businesses, compare services, or help them make decisions. If your content is not showing up clearly and confidently, you are missing opportunities to get found.
This is not a someday problem. This is what is happening right now.

No, AI Will Not Replace You
But it will absolutely make your work easier if you let it. And if your competitors are using it while you are still writing every post by hand, guess who will have more time to grow and sell.
This is not about automating everything or removing the human side of your brand. It is about using tools that free you up to focus on what actually matters: serving people, solving problems, and growing the business you are working hard to build.
The Bottom Line
AI is not your competition. It is your intern that works fast, never calls in sick, and does not ask for a raise.
Pick one tool. Automate one thing. Let it help you move a little faster, stress a little less, and maybe even take that lunch break you keep skipping.
That is what we are doing at Bloom, and it is working.
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