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u/Tall_Consequence7672 3 days ago Question

How Are You Using AI To Make More Efficient In Your Corporate Marketing Job?

So we just got access to Claude and I’m ready to have it ideally make things easier or take things off my plate. What have you found it most useful for?
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  2. u/tiburon12 1 3 days ago
    I have a git hub repo i keep up to date with all of my calendars, deliverables, assets etc. Essentially a clone of my computer's files. PLUS, i have hundreds of .md files with instructions, context, internal info, client info, etc. Everyone at our company does this and the repos are internally public. We also have a master repo. Every day i open claude and it makes me daily schedule, after it checks what the team did overnight and what everyone else's calendars say. As i work on tasks, i update this log and then run a skill at the end of the day to record everything so everyone else knows what i did. I also use it to take care of all the technical side of updating and maintaining content on the company website. Whatever new content i write i pump into claude and I run a skill that flags anything i shouldn't be saying or that is incorrect (because it has access to company knowledge). Then it creates the new page on github and handles all of that back end stuff. It's keeping me organized, on top of my work, cognizant of what the rest of the org is doing, and helps me overcome some technical things that I never learned how to do.