wer häufig ab MUC oder BER fliegt, kennt verspätungen und ausfälle nur zu gut. ich frage mich, ob sich direkte ansprüche wegen des aufwands lohnen oder ob ein dienstleister bei komplizierten fällen den stress wert ist, wie macht ihr das?
I’ve noticed more brands starting to use hyper-realistic AI-generated people in their social ads instead of hiring real models or influencers. While the cost-saving aspect is obvious, I’m starting to wonder if we are setting ourselves up for a major backlash.
If a customer finds out the "person" recommending a skincare product or clothing line doesn't actually exist, does that permanently damage the brand's credibility? I’m trying to find the balance between using these new efficiency tools and maintaining genuine human trust. Have any of you implemented internal rules about disclosing AI use, or are you just moving forward until someone complains?
We manually send questionnaires, create Notion pages, set up Trello, and add clients to Slack. At 10+ clients a month, it’s getting painful. How are other agencies automating onboarding and keeping client intake organized?