Most AI tools produce generic brand content because they have no brand-specific context to draw from. They default to the mathematical average of their training data and produce output any competitor could replicate with the same prompt. Using AI in marketing without producing generic content requires a context layer built from a precise strategic narrative, one that gives the AI a deep understanding of the brand’s ICP, its differentiators, and the story that makes it different from every competitor in the market. Woden built StoryEngine specifically to solve this problem, using the StoryKernel and StoryGuide as the context layer that transforms every AI output from something generic into something uniquely the brand’s own.
Miles Fortner
A Growth Marketing Manager with a sharp eye for ROI and an even sharper eye for 1940s Noir. When Miles isn't optimizing campaigns, he’s likely tracking global headlines or clocking laps in the pool.