Queen Bee Marketing AI

26/08/2026

24/07/2026

It starts with a shark attack. Not what I expected from a book about Facebook.

Careless People, Sarah Wynn-Williams. Brilliantly written. Surprisingly funny. Three chapters in and I’m hooked.

She joined believing Facebook could genuinely improve lives. Then the Christchurch earthquake hit her hometown and for a few days it was exactly that. A lifeline.

Are we making the same mistake with AI?

Happy days,
Celia 🧡

29/04/2026

24/04/2026

This image doesn’t exist…

Have we officially crossed a line with AI-generated images? I think so.

We are moving (fast) from interesting visual → to usable business assets.
From one-off experiments → to repeatable content production.

👇 ChatGPT Images 2.0 - my prompt:

“A high-end professional portrait of a confident female AI strategist standing in a modern, softly lit workspace, London skyline subtly visible through large windows. She is dressed in smart casual attire with bold colours, natural and elegant. Around her, semi-transparent holographic layers of data, marketing dashboards, and AI workflows are gently floating, integrated into the environment (not overpowering). The lighting is cinematic and warm, with a premium editorial photography style. Ultra-realistic, sharp focus, shallow depth of field, 85mm lens look, soft shadows, refined colour grading. The overall mood is intelligent, calm, and authoritative, not sci-fi, but “future-ready business”. No exaggerated effects. Use my photo and that of my dog.”

Have a play and let me know how it goes!

02/04/2026

AI will stifle creativity, they said. Then artists like Kelly Boesch started building entirely new visual worlds.

The real issue was never AI. It was boring use of AI.

Human imagination first. AI as collaborator. That is where things get interesting.

Have a look at Kelly's fascinating creations:
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