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Even billion-dollar companies get this wrong before they get it right. Fanatics — one of the largest sports commerce businesses on the planet — just publicly doubled down on AI strategy. Not by repla
Even billion-dollar companies get this wrong before they get it right.
Fanatics — one of the largest sports commerce businesses on the planet — just publicly doubled down on AI strategy. Not by replacing their team. Not by rebuilding their systems. By pairing AI with creator relationships to drive measurable business outcomes.
That distinction matters for you.
If you bought an AI tool that collected dust, you're not behind. You just started where most companies start — with a tool, not a strategy. There's a real difference, and it's not your fault nobody explained it.
The companies winning with AI right now aren't buying everything. They're picking one specific problem, one specific workflow, and proving value there first.
That's the actual playbook.
Start here this week: Write down the single most repetitive task in your business that costs you time or money. Just one. That's your AI starting point — not a software demo, not a vendor pitch. One problem, one test, thirty days.
Fanatics has a hundred-person strategy team. You don't need one. You just need a clearer first question.
What's one workflow in your business you've wished someone else could handle? Drop it below.
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Fanatics featured prominently in internal and marketing-focused updates this week, underscoring a dual emphasis on artificial intelligence and ...
