AI-Powered Content Creation
“I’m here to show you the tools I actually use, the ones that work.” Rebecca Di Noia
For business owners making their own marketing with no designer, no studio and no budget. On the night you’ll write an AI image prompt that gets you an on-brand picture, turn a handful of stills into a video, make an original music track and a voiceover, and leave with a 4-week plan mapped to your own business.
Save my spot — it’s free
If you’ve said any of these about your own content, this one’s for you.
“Limited budget, limited time.”
I’m doing all of my own marketing on top of running the business, and there’s no budget to hand it to a designer.
“It still wasn’t right.”
I’ve outsourced content before. It cost more than it was worth, and it still didn’t look or sound like us.
“It didn’t sound like me.”
I tried an AI tool once and it spat out something generic that didn’t sound like me at all — I don’t want AI to replace my voice, I just want help.
“I don’t know where to start.”
There are a hundred AI tools out there for images, video, voiceovers, music — I don’t even know where to start, let alone which ones are actually worth using.
You leave with five things.
Bring a laptop or your phone. Rebecca demonstrates each tool on the screen and you follow along on your own business as she goes.
An image prompt that works
How to write one with the four parts that matter — subject, setting, style and the technical details — so you get an on-brand picture in under ten minutes instead of forty generic ones.
Stills turned into video
Take five to ten images and make them into a simple video in CapCut or Canva AI. No editing experience.
An original music track
A royalty-free track or a podcast intro for your brand, made in Suno.ai. Yours to use commercially.
A voiceover without a studio
Either your own cloned voice or one from an AI voice library, over your video or your content.
A 4-week plan for your business
Experiment, create, implement, measure. Written for your business on the night, so your first AI-assisted post goes out the following week.
The difference that decides whether it still sounds like you.
AI-generated is the machine making it. AI-assisted is you making it, faster. The tools are the same — what changes is how much of you goes in.
Images · Video · Music · Voice
Generated
You type one line and the tool makes the whole thing. It is fast, and it comes out sounding like everybody else who typed one line.
Assisted
You bring the idea, the words, the pictures and the brand. The tool does the assembly — the part you would otherwise have paid a designer or a studio for.
Keeping your voice
Where Rebecca draws the line in her own work, across her marketing and her music — and how to tell, looking at a piece of content, which side of it it came from.
Doors open at 6:00. Finished by 8:00.
Doors open
Light food and snacks, and time to meet a few people before it starts.
Why this matters
Why the content you’re making isn’t landing, and the difference between AI-generated and AI-assisted.
Your message
A short exercise: who your customer is, what your brand message is, and where you’ll share it.
The demonstrations
Images, then stills into video, then an original track, then a voiceover. Rebecca builds each one on screen.
Rules, and your 4 weeks
Using AI content commercially — the do’s and don’ts. Then your 4-week plan, and questions until 8:00.
Come if any of these sound like you.
It sits on top of running the business, and there’s no budget to hand it to a designer.
It came out generic, or it never looked consistent from one post to the next.
Any stage, and any size. No prior knowledge of AI is needed for any part of the night.
The session is built around keeping your own voice in the work.
Rebecca Di Noia, Business Advisor, AI Educator & Songwriter
Rebecca is a small business founder and a singer-songwriter, so she has had to work out AI content creation from both sides: building a brand with zero design budget, and using AI tools to write and produce her own music.
She spent nine years as a Business Advisor under the NSW Business Connect program, working with owners who were overwhelmed by tech, short on time and unsure where to start. In her own words: “I’m not here to sell you complexity; I’m here to show you the tools I actually use, the ones that work.”
From someone who has attended her workshop.
“What stood out to me about meeting Rebecca Di Noia, a self-taught AI creator and founder of SOAP AI, was her balance. She taught herself AI and now uses that knowledge to help others learn it in a careful and practical way. What I admired most was her message that AI is not just for young people or tech experts. Anyone can learn it, no matter their age, when they approach it with curiosity, care, and responsibility.”
Grab a spot.
Wednesday 25 November, 6:30–8:00pm
AI-Powered Content Creation. With Rebecca Di Noia at Fairfield City HQ.
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The things people usually ask.
Is it really free?
Yes. It’s free to attend. SWEH runs this workshop series for business owners in Southwest Sydney, and there’s nothing to buy on the night.
Do I need to know anything about AI beforehand?
No. It’s built for people who have never opened one of these tools.
What do I need to bring?
A laptop or your phone, and a notebook. You’ll be opening the tools as Rebecca demonstrates them.
Do I need to pay for the tools she covers?
The session uses tools with free tiers, including CapCut, Canva AI and Suno.ai. Rebecca says on the night where a paid plan makes a difference and where it doesn’t.
Can I use what I make commercially?
Rebecca covers this directly — there’s a section on the do’s and don’ts of using AI content in a business, including what the tools let you own.
Where is it, and where do I park?
Fairfield City HQ, 17 Kenyon Street, Fairfield NSW 2165.
There’s free parking directly opposite the venue.
What time should I get there?
Doors open at 6:00pm, with light food and snacks.
The session runs 6:30 to 8:00.
Will there be photos or a recording?
We usually take photos on the night for SWEH’s socials. If you’d rather not be in them, just tell someone on the SWEH team when you arrive and we’ll keep you out of shot.
What if I book and then can’t make it?
Email us at swehconnect@gmail.com and we’ll release your spot for someone else.
Leave with the tools, and a 4-week plan to use them.
Wednesday 25 November at Fairfield City HQ, 17 Kenyon Street. Doors 6:00pm, session 6:30 to 8:00. Free to attend.
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