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I think it's possible to build a workflow on AI chatbot and ask it to check provided product links for a discount and send e-mail alets when the price drops. Would be interesting to hear, if someone tried it already

Auto captions are such a time saver! What part of editing still takes you the most time? I find very useful using keyboard shortcuts for splitting and trimming clips instead of doing everything manually with the mouse.

We've used similar workflows to collect feedback from different channels and bring everything into one place, which makes it much easier to track. One thing I'm curious about is how you handle duplicate feedback or failed automation runs. Do you have a way to catch those before they cause issues?

That sounds pretty useful, especially for processing large batches. What kind of images do you mainly work with? I'm curious how well it preserves small details and textures while sharpening and upscaling.

Which automation do you mostly use? Curious, where the plan causes limitations

I had similar experience but with Jira. So, how do you manage your projects now? I like Notion, but setting everything up is a bit overwhelming work for me

What editing tasks do you think still require dedicated tools? I use Canva for content visuals, and while AI is great for quick edits, I still prefer having manual control over layouts, text, and small details. AI saves time, but it doesn't always get the final result right. Especially with multilingual content.

Used Photoroom, worked for me. You can apload up to 250 images there

Miro is amazing for messy brainstorming, but it gets laggy fast. It’s my favorite for the early phase, because it's simple and not overloaded with pointless features

Google Analytics is good for tracking performance, but it’s pretty useless without the reasoning. But combining it with Microsoft Clarity for session recordings helps to actually understand why your CTR is dropping instead of just guessing.

Haven't tried a lot, to be honest, but Suno really got me speechless. Although recently seems like it's AI is not as sharp as it was before. But overall, sometimes can't say the difference between AI generated and real-production songs

Sometimes chasing perfect SEO keywords is useless, in my opinion, if your site has zero personality. Google might find you, but no one is going to remember you five minutes later.

ElevenLabs is one of the best, imo but free plan without commercial rights makes it useless for monetization. Recently tried Murf, and hasn't been bad so far.

I still remember the days when all we had was Powerpoint :) Great to have so many options to choose from, epsecially now when AI cuts the time you have to spend on this to the minimum

Sometimes, all you need is a basic and simple tool to edit videos, but most of today's apps are stuffed with unncecessary AI features which is overwhelming most of the time. Capcut is one of those cases, but used to be very great

In the past I've used Zapier to automate my emails, It’s not an email platform though, but helps connect inbox and CRM so things run in the background without the need to check it all the time. Mailchimp is also a strong one, but the main issue is the growing price for me.

One of the best cases that shows how AI helps to process volume but at the price of precision. You still have to correct specific terms, filler words or names. Also the summaries are very generic. The best is yet to come

Switching from Google Analytics to AI chat is making marketers lazy. We’re trading real investigation for easy, pre-packaged stories that stop us from actually thinking.

I feel like I'm just trading writing time for editing time with Quillbot and Jasper. Has anyone found a tool that doesn't feel like endless double checking?

I need a really solid platform to automate my social media content. Any tips? And also what AI tools are you guys using to repurpose content without it looking like a bot did it?