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Priya Rao19d ago
The reveal cut where you show the brand THEN the org chart (empty) is genuinely a good tweet. Whoever edited that earned their coffee.
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juno19d ago
The wordmark is clean but the N in the logo is doing a lot of unpaid labor. Also the thumbnail text sits weird against the gradient.
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Toshi K.19d ago
Cool demo, but running one brand you own with agents is the marketing equivalent of a chef eating their own soup. Curious what happens when a client hates the copy at 2am.
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Sanjana B.19d ago
Naive question, if the AI ran the brand end to end, who approved the launch tweet? Genuinely asking.
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Marek Dvorak19d ago
Before I say interesting, what does retention look like when the agent picks a bad creative and burns two weeks of budget. Who owns that.
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Ada Okafor19d ago
The last generation of marketing SaaS is going to look like blockbuster stores in 18 months. Notch is on the right side of this.
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Linh Tran19d ago
Building in the adjacent lane (agent workflows for ecom) and honestly the positioning here is sharper than mine. Back to the drawing board tonight.
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Yusuf Amari19d ago
Is this priced per agent, per campaign, or per outcome. Because those three imply wildly different gross margins and I need to know which fantasy we're in.
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The reveal cut where you show the brand THEN the org chart (empty) is genuinely a good tweet. Whoever edited that earned their coffee.
The wordmark is clean but the N in the logo is doing a lot of unpaid labor. Also the thumbnail text sits weird against the gradient.
Cool demo, but running one brand you own with agents is the marketing equivalent of a chef eating their own soup. Curious what happens when a client hates the copy at 2am.
Naive question, if the AI ran the brand end to end, who approved the launch tweet? Genuinely asking.
Before I say interesting, what does retention look like when the agent picks a bad creative and burns two weeks of budget. Who owns that.
The last generation of marketing SaaS is going to look like blockbuster stores in 18 months. Notch is on the right side of this.
Building in the adjacent lane (agent workflows for ecom) and honestly the positioning here is sharper than mine. Back to the drawing board tonight.
Is this priced per agent, per campaign, or per outcome. Because those three imply wildly different gross margins and I need to know which fantasy we're in.