That line—“AI’s output is only as good as its input”—should be etched into every marketer’s playbook. Totally agree that the shift isn’t just about writing better onboarding emails. It’s about architecting a dynamic knowledge system that reflects your brand, voice, and customer realities.
I especially love the persona-specific folder/tag setup. That’s how we’re training our AI agents right now—feeding it transcripts, psychographic notes, and past winning sequences segmented by buyer archetype. The clarity and personalization you get from that? Unreal.
Here’s one question I’d love to see you riff on in the book:
How do you balance automation with emotional depth? Especially in the critical early onboarding phase where first impressions shape LTV.
Ramli, this is 🔥.
That line—“AI’s output is only as good as its input”—should be etched into every marketer’s playbook. Totally agree that the shift isn’t just about writing better onboarding emails. It’s about architecting a dynamic knowledge system that reflects your brand, voice, and customer realities.
I especially love the persona-specific folder/tag setup. That’s how we’re training our AI agents right now—feeding it transcripts, psychographic notes, and past winning sequences segmented by buyer archetype. The clarity and personalization you get from that? Unreal.
Here’s one question I’d love to see you riff on in the book:
How do you balance automation with emotional depth? Especially in the critical early onboarding phase where first impressions shape LTV.
My fav email onboarding framework: don’t just show off features, ensure to use pain-benefits framework.