If your AI stack has 14 tools in it you don't have a stack, you have a subscription problem. Here's the 5 things my agency actually runs on.
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Right so I get this question every single week and I always know what people are hoping I say. They want one tool. One magic thing they install tonight and by Friday they're a different person. It's 5 things. Most of them are boring. Two of them are older than half of you. For a quick context. I am…
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If your AI stack has 14 tools in it you don't have a stack, you have a subscription problem. Here's the 5 things my agency actually runs on.
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