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Here’s the fifteenth edition of Workflows Weekly, with a few workflows, tools, and ideas you want to rely on
Let's get into it.
1. Featured workflow
Using AI for content sounds great in theory.
In practice, fully AI-written content rarely works on its own.
This Human-in-the-Loop Content Operating System shows how to use AI without losing quality.
In this playbook, we show how to:
find content ideas using tools like Favikon, Sybill, beehiiv, and Sandcastles
use AI to support writing instead of replacing it
turn drafts into finished assets with writers, designers, and editors
manage content production inside Notion
distribute across LinkedIn, email, blog, and YouTube
review performance and double down on what works
2. Which AI tool you should look into
Landbase is building an AI layer for go-to-market.
Instead of manually stitching together data, enrichment, scoring, and outreach, it runs the entire flow in one system.
You can:
find high-fit accounts based on your ICP
qualify and score them using real signals
enrich contacts and company data automatically
prioritize who sales should focus on
trigger workflows without rebuilding lists
→ Explore Landbase
3. What GTM resource we found useful
This breakdown by Eric Nowoslawski covers cold email tactics backed by actual performance data.
Some of the key takeaways:
keep emails around 70–90 words
limit sequences to 2–3 emails
use simple subject lines that match how people actually write
focus on value instead of pushing for a call immediately
avoid generic AI personalization
There’s also useful data on timing, industries, and reply benchmarks.
Good reference if you’re running outbound and want to tighten your emails.
4. AI news of the week
Claude just introduced Cowork Dispatch.
It lets you assign tasks to Claude from your phone, while the work runs on your computer.
Instead of starting new chats every time, you get one continuous thread that keeps context across tasks.
You can:
ask Claude to work on local files
pull data from connected tools like Slack or Google Drive
generate reports, summaries, or presentations
pick up the same task later from desktop or mobile
You send the task, step away, and come back to the finished output.
It’s still in research preview, but it’s a step toward AI handling longer-running work across devices.
That’s a wrap for this week.
What part of your content or GTM workflow feels hardest to manage right now?
Hit reply and let us know. We’ll break it down in a future issue.