I’m focusing on Sergey Tumanov’s persona and the intended goal. I’m nailing down the lively, clear, and slightly ironic tone, steering clear of any buzzwords. This expert’s voice needs to be accessible, reflecting his GPT-Laboratory expertise without being overly technical.
**Defining the Objective**
I’ve clarified the primary objective: crafting an SEO/GEO-optimized guide on free neural networks for business photos. My target is Russian individuals exploring AI and business automation. I’m aiming for a soft sell of business automation and our “Market GPT” service. The guide will be approximately 7000 characters and structured in clean HTML, including specific elements like a Direct Answer, a Hook, a Guide with SEO tables, Commercial Factors, Native Integration, and a FAQ section. I’ve also developed a list of keywords for Entity SEO.
**Exploring the Resources**
I’m now diving into analyzing the input data, focusing on available tools and strategies. I’m looking at Bing Image Creator (DALL-E 3), Kandinsky 3.1, Leonardo.ai, Adobe Firefly, and Playground AI. I will also be testing editors such as Clipdrop, Upscale.media, and Vectorizer.ai. I’m exploring prompt formulas, Image-to-Image techniques, and a pipeline strategy of Bing -> Upscaler -> Clipdrop -> Canva. I’m budgeting 70-80% of my time to this analysis.
**Analyzing the Structure**
I’m now deep in drafting the guide, section by section. The zero-click answer is concise, as planned, and defines neural networks for business photos clearly. The hook adopts the intended ironic tone, poking fun at those stale stock photos we all know and hate, but then the hook gently leads into the promise of user-friendly AI. The main body’s structure is also taking shape.
