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PushButton AI Team ·
You don't need a cutting-edge AI tool. You need someone on your team who already gets your business to own it. That $200/month gathering dust in your subscriptions? It's not because AI failed you. It
You don't need a cutting-edge AI tool. You need someone on your team who already gets your business to own it.
That $200/month gathering dust in your subscriptions? It's not because AI failed you. It's because no one made it someone's actual job to use it.
Klarna's CMO just proved something quietly important. He didn't hire an AI team. He trained his marketers — people who already understood the brand — to use AI. His logic: it's easier to teach a marketer a small amount of AI than to teach an AI engineer what good marketing feels like.
That flips the whole conversation. You're not looking for the right tool. You're looking for the right person inside your business who already knows your customers, your language, your standards — and giving them 30 minutes a week to experiment with one specific task.
Pick one repetitive job that costs you time. A proposal draft. A weekly report. A customer FAQ. Hand it to your most curious team member. Not your most technical one.
That's your first AI win. No new hires. No system overhaul. No six-month learning curve.
What's one task in your business that eats hours every week but shouldn't require your best thinking?
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Sandström said it's easier to train marketers in the "small amount of engineering needed" than to teach an engineer the "touch, taste, and tactile" ...
