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Pulse Check: Practical AI Integration: How to Get Started — Part 1

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About this episode

Welcome to a new Pulse Check series from Enrollify. In this series, Practical AI Integration: How to Get Started, host Brian Piper will provide actionable framework for how to start unlocking the power of AI. In this first episode, Brian dives deep into the potential of Custom GPTs in higher education. With a focus on improving workflow efficiency, brand consistency, and content strategy, Brian breaks down how custom GPTs—miniature AI tools trained on specific institutional data—are revolutionizing the way higher ed teams approach marketing, SEO, and student engagement. This episode is a must-listen for enrollment marketers looking to explore practical, scalable applications of AI.

Check out Brian's Podcast, AI for U: https://www.enrollify.org/podcasts/ai-for-u


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