About 200 hours
A GivingTuesday campaign used to take our agency about 200 hours. With one clear story and AI doing the production, a small team can build it in two weeks.
A two-week GivingTuesday planTell us who’s on your team and pick the jobs that repeat. See what AI could take off your desks in a year, across the whole team. Your numbers, not ours.
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About 200 hours
A GivingTuesday campaign used to take our agency about 200 hours. With one clear story and AI doing the production, a small team can build it in two weeks.
A two-week GivingTuesday plan91 assets, eight hours
Colleen built a full year-end campaign of 91 assets for an If Possible customer in eight hours, working alone, with AI. It only worked because the brand, the case for support and the organization’s AI brain were already in place. Eight hours got the campaign to third base. The customer’s team still refines it and chooses what to use.
How she built itNobody I work with got less busy after AI. The teams who feel the difference chose ahead of time what the reclaimed hours were for.
Small, repeatable habits that help you save time with AI and add up to a full afternoon back, every week.
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