Chat to Create

There is a new much easier way to create a first draft. Just using your voice or typing in a prompt springs Denada into action. Here we explore a covered it a couple different ways to use it.

Four Ways to Chat

• Type in your request: You can give Denada brief or detailed instructions. For a simple request, try "Create a new email to remind users of our upcoming webinar." For more detail, try "Create a new email reminder for our upcoming webinar on June 18th at 2 EST about software changes and our latest release, version 10." If Denada needs more information, it will ask.

• Use your voice: No typing necessary. Click the microphone and speak your request. Denada's dictation engine is surprisingly accurate, and you can correct it if needed.

• Paste in a creative brief: Denada can read and comprehend briefs quickly. Paste yours in to kickstart the process. Background information and past performance data are helpful.

• Tell Denada to summarize a webpage:  Tell Denada to create an email based on a webpage. For example, "Hey Denada, go to this webpage [www.urlgoeshere.com] and create a new email from it."

Tips for Using Chat

• The Side Drawer: Open the left side drawer anytime to see your template and images. This is helpful if you want to direct Denada to use a specific block or image. For example, "Create a new email and start with the Hero centered block."

• Searching in Chat: Search all your past chats anytime.

• Regenerate: If you want Denada to try again, click the three dots next to its last response and select "Regenerate."

• Giving Denada Feedback: Tell Denada how it's doing. For example, "That looks great... now can you..." or "That's not what I had in mind; can you recreate it, but this time make it more..."

• Get Help Anytime: If you're stuck, click the yellow chat bubbles in the lower-left corner to ask questions.

Summary

Chatting or prompting is the new way to create. Unleash your vision in just a few sentences. Experiment and explore what Denada can create for you.