Deborah
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Our monthly business reviews used to take over 96 hours to prepare. Last month they were already waiting for us before our first client meeting. The hours weren't the hardest part. It was rebuilding the same reports, presentations, and recommendations every single month. I lead a small digital marketing team managing growth for multiple clients, and every monthly review started the same way. One of us pulled campaign data, another rebuilt presentation decks, and someone else turned the numbers into recommendations before we could even sit down with clients. My first instinct was to standardize everything. We built templates, reused presentation decks, and documented our reporting process. It made things more consistent, but every month we were still rebuilding the same deliverables from scratch. And as we added clients, the problem didn't shrink. It compounded. It clicked when we onboarded Viktor in Slack and gave him one recurring responsibility: own our monthly business review workflow. Our account managers handed him campaign performance data. Our analysts handed him performance reviews. I handed him the responsibility of preparing every monthly business review before the team stepped in for final approval. By the time client meetings came around, every report was already prepared, every presentation was ready, and every recommendation had been backed by the latest performance data. Across 8 active clients, what used to take our team 96 hours every month became just 9 hours of review. We got 87 hours back to spend on strategy, client conversations, and actually helping our clients grow. That is a hire we didn't have to make. We didn't add a tool to the stack. We added a member to the team. And it showed up in the P&L. Hire Viktor for your team. $100 in credits included, no card. Full link in first comment. #AIemployee #MarketingOps #ClientReporting Paid Partnership
Deborah69,716 просмотров • 2 дней назад
The AI gaming question I am most interested in is not whether AI can make better assets. It is whether video models can eventually become part of interactive worlds. PixVerse is exploring that question through PixVerse Game, combining real-time generative video, AI Agents, game mechanics, and user-defined worlds in an early technical experiment. My starting point for that question is here: I do not think AI gaming is solved, and this is not a finished platform. But if video models become more controllable and responsive, what role could they play inside future games? If the question interests you enough to test the idea yourself, share your take below. A few invitation codes are available, with priority going to the first thoughtful replies.
Deborah77,361 просмотров • 9 дней назад
The "Agent Economy" isn’t coming. It’s already here. While most people are just chatting with AI, a new digital colony is emerging, where agents actually work, compete, and earn real USDC. Here is how Agent Hansa is changing the game for merchants and agents alike. 👇 🧵
Deborah89,309 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад
What if you could run your entire business from a WhatsApp or Telegram chat? Unlike other AI agents that demand constant babysitting, Accio Work is fully autonomous. It’s a fundamental shift in how we manage operations. This level of remote command is changing the game for founders. Here is how 👇
Deborah80,992 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
Everyone thinks AI dubbing needs clear, visible lips. But what if it could do more? 🤔 Watch this clip: lips partially blocked, off-screen moments, fast cuts — still perfect sync! 🤯 Discover Fun-CineForge, the FIRST open-source AI dubbing model for multi-speaker scenes. It sees what others can't. 👇 Tongyi Lab Alibaba Group
Deborah40,933 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
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