As market competition and content output both rise, foreign trade teams need to maintain content quality and launch efficiency with fewer staff, multiple channels, and fast output. AI tools have become essential productivity boosters—choosing the right tools and mastering practical prompts can double efficiency.

Below are market-proven, well-known, and practical tools, along with copy-paste-ready popular prompts and precautions. Finally, we’ll cover how to use these AI tools stably.

1. ChatGPT (OpenAI)

Use cases: Writing website copy, product detail pages, email templates, social media posts, SEO articles, ad copy, video scripts, etc.

With plugins (Browser / Data Analysis), it can integrate data analysis and research functions to form a complete content workflow.

Features

• Widely recognized as the No.1 text output tool, supporting multilingual output and boasting a rich systematic prompt library.
• Enables batch content generation via API to achieve automated production.

Usage Tips

• Make prompts as specific as possible with multi-dimensional additional conditions. For example, for e-commerce copy: “Act as a senior e-commerce copywriter. Write an Amazon product description (including Bullet Points + brief description) for the following product. Then list target users, core selling points, and incorporate keywords and copy style requirements.”
• Pro tip: Generate multiple versions at once by adding this to your prompt: “Please provide 3 versions with different focuses for my selection.” ChatGPT will automatically output from various angles, allowing quick filtering for the most suitable platform or audience.
• The more specific the prompt, the better the result. Save high-quality prompt templates—effective prompts can be reused to build your own AI copy library.

Common Issues & Solutions

• Q1: Why does ChatGPT sometimes “get dumber”?

A: This usually happens when the model detects abnormal user behavior (e.g., frequent region switching, repeated similar requests, unusual login environment), triggering the system’s “dumbing down” protection. Generated content becomes shallow and templated. If you notice this, log out and log back in—preferably with a clean IP to improve performance.

• Q2: How to avoid “dumbing down” again?

Most cases stem from IP issues. Maintain a stable access region without frequent node switching, and avoid sending duplicate prompts at high frequency in a short period.

2. Claude

Claude excels at long-document comprehension, knowledge integration, and logical structured expression. It’s especially suitable for writing foreign trade plans, product whitepapers, project proposals, etc.

Practical Tips

• Specify the “communication language” to avoid mixed Chinese and English output and ensure consistent logic.
• For complex tasks, don’t let it execute directly—first ask Claude to outline steps: “Please sort out the execution steps first; I’ll confirm before you proceed.” This prevents hasty actions or incorrect logic changes.
• For tasks involving code, logic, or key text modifications, add: “Please show changes before modifying; execute only after my approval.” This effectively prevents Claude from adjusting structures or overwriting correct content without permission.
• Finally, remind it: “If you’re unsure about anything, ask first before acting.” This avoids Claude making assumptions or misunderstanding tasks.

Precautions

• Claude is region-sensitive; some areas require a stable IP for normal use.
• It has a relatively high account ban rate. Frequent network environment changes, especially unstable connections, are deemed abnormal activities and increase ban risks. Use a network address matching your registered phone number.

3. Gemini (Google AI)

Google’s Gemini understands text and processes images, videos, and data spreadsheets simultaneously. It’s ideal for marketing teams’ multimodal tasks like content planning, trend analysis, and keyword research.

Features

• Natively integrated with Google Workspace, accessible directly in Gmail, Docs, and Sheets—perfect for internal collaboration in marketing teams.
• Nano version for quick image generation or lightweight tasks; Advanced mode for in-depth strategy and content analysis.

Usage Tips & Practical Advice

• State the task type upfront, e.g., “Act as an SEO strategy consultant and analyze keyword opportunities in the US market.” Gemini will automatically switch to professional analysis mode for more accurate output.
• Gemini has strong semantic understanding. Avoid complex conditional sentences—concise commands work better. For example: “Based on the following image, generate 5 creative copy options for Instagram ads.”

Precautions

• Some features are still being rolled out. Bind a US-region Google account and use a stable IP.
• Enable Incognito mode to prevent sensitive content from being automatically saved to Workspace history.

4. Midjourney

Generates high-quality images from text for ad visuals, product displays, social media graphics, banners, logo concepts, etc.

Supports parameter adjustments for lighting, style, ratio, etc., with fast generation speed and rich details.

Features

• Offers the strongest artistic style and texture, delivering realistic visuals.
• Boasts a large Discord operation community with abundant prompt templates.
• Supports “image prompt” hybrid input—upload reference images for customized styles.

Precautions

• Generated images involving copyright are prohibited from direct commercial use; check license terms first.
• The more specific the prompt, the more controllable the result.
• Recommend post-production layout with Photoshop or Figma.

5. Pomelli (Google AI Marketing Automation Tool)

• Analyzes brand official websites to extract Brand DNA (e.g., tone, colors, style).
• Automatically generates brand-consistent ad materials, social media posts, and image prompts.
• Intelligently recommends launch channels and content formats based on marketing goals (exposure, conversion, remarketing).

Features

• Upload brand materials once to continuously generate multi-platform content (Google Ads, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram).
• Supports brand consistency checks to avoid style fragmentation.

Usage Method

• Upload official website links or brand materials (logo, copy, colors) to generate “Brand DNA.”
• Pomelli outputs: Text + image prompts + recommended launch platforms.

Precautions

• Currently in beta, only available in select regions (North America, Australia, etc.).
• Generated content is tailored for English markets; non-English brands should manually polish later.
• Recommend using with Google Ads or Looker Studio for data feedback analysis.

6.How to Use AI Tools Stably

AI platforms have strict access and risk control rules. They detect behavioral data such as your IP region, device fingerprint, and access frequency. Frequent region switching or sharing public nodes can easily trigger “abnormal access” warnings, leading to model degradation, account freezing, or even login failure.

To use AI tools stably, you need a clean, stable, and independent network environment. Compared to regular shared nodes (prone to contamination, high latency, and chaotic regions), professional IP proxy services offer a purer, more realistic user experience.

Among many proxy brands, IPFoxy is a high-quality proxy service widely used by AI users:

• IPFoxy provides real residential IP resources—purer and more stable, closely mimicking local user environments to effectively reduce AI platform risk control detection.
• Covers major global regions to meet AI access needs. Its real location and exclusive clean network features improve common AI tool issues like disconnections, lag, and timeouts.
• Offers multiple access methods, supporting secure, low-latency access whether you’re calling AI APIs on desktop or logging into tools on mobile.

Summary

With AI’s full penetration in marketing, a complete set of efficient intelligent workflows has been formed—from content creation and visual design to automated marketing. Mastering these AI tools not only significantly boosts foreign trade teams’ execution efficiency but also frees individuals from tedious repetitive work.