Ever typed “write an email” into ChatGPT and cringed at the result? Yeah, me too.

In this episode of Kids, Chaos & Killer Campaigns, I’m sharing 10 tried-and-true AI prompts that actually work—saving you time on everything from emails and LinkedIn posts to bedtime stories and client briefs.

Whether you're a marketer balancing inboxes and snack time or just trying to get through your campaign list without burning out, these prompts are for real life—and real results.

Here’s what you’ll get:
The exact follow-up email prompt I use that replaces “Just checking in” forever
A post-worthy prompt that turns bullet points into scroll-stopping LinkedIn content
My go-to bedtime story generator when I'm traveling (yes, really)
Bonus tip: How to organize and reuse your favorite prompts like a pro

Tune in if you:

• Want to save hours every week with AI
• Are building content while balancing chaos (aka kids, meetings, and rewarming your coffee)
• Need a smarter way to stay creative without starting from scratch

AI isn’t here to do your job—it’s here to lighten your load. Let’s make it work for you.

How do you make your audience feel truly seen—and not just served a templated “Hi, {First Name}”? In this episode of Kids, Chaos, and Killer Campaigns, Eden Reid explores the real meaning of personalization in marketing.

With stories from the snack-time trenches and tips from the B2B frontlines, you’ll learn:

• Why relevance beats recognition every time
• How to build personas your team will actually use
• The difference between personalization that clicks and personalization that creeps
• Tactical wins across email, LinkedIn, websites, and ads
• How to segment smarter—by role, lifecycle stage, and behavior
• The one-question rule to test whether your message is “human enough”

You’ll walk away with actionable strategies (and relatable parenting metaphors) to sharpen your segmentation, simplify your message, and increase ROI—without sacrificing authenticity.

👶 Snack-packing moms and spreadsheet-loving marketers alike, this one’s for you.

🔗 Subscribe, review, and share it with a marketing friend who could use a little personalization in their life.

Being a marketer and a mom isn’t a balancing act—it’s a full-blown juggling routine. In this episode of Kids, Chaos, & Killer Campaigns, Eden Reid dives into what it really means to build and rely on your village—at home, at work, and everywhere in between. From yogurt-covered kitchen cabinets to last-minute workday rescues, Eden shares personal stories and actionable tips for identifying lifelines, setting boundaries, and staying connected while traveling for work.

Whether you're working remote with toddlers or navigating office life and school pickups, this episode is your reminder: you're not meant to do it all alone—and your village matters more than any productivity app.

Takeaways:

• How to identify and lean on your support system
• Tips for creating healthy work/family boundaries
• Why your professional network counts as your village
• Rituals to stay connected while traveling for work

Challenge this week: Text someone in your village, thank them, and ask how you can support them too.