Content service · Revenue
AI-assisted advertising production
The story
A sales representative brought a prospect needing a 45-second animated ad. The prospect supplied a meme and a website link and wanted to understand the deliverable, timing and price, with the pitch scheduled for the following day.
The author gave Claude the website, image and conversation notes, added personal context, and produced a first draft in about 90 minutes. The representative showed it at the pitch. The client requested minor changes and wanted the final video roughly three days later.
The author says the client signed, the project fee was $7,500, and the full job took about 15 hours. The 90 minutes applies specifically to the first draft.
The author later used drafts to advance other client engagements. A $10,000 figure was a retrospective pricing opinion, while a future six-figure video-retainer opportunity remained at the proposal stage.
Source excerpt
The pitch deck is dead, and AI killed it. Agencies who win in 2027 will be pitching finished work before they've even closed the deal.…
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- What was delivered
Creating a 45-second animated ad draft before a sales pitch and completing delivery with client feedback.
- Customers
A client requiring a 45-second animated ad, industry undisclosed.
Lessons and acquisition
A representative presented a tailored ad draft during the pitch. The client signed after requesting revisions, and the author reports using the same approach to win other work.
Costs, risks and open questions
The post reports a fee and contract signing without independent payment evidence. The draft took about 90 minutes and the full job about 15 hours. Exact currency and net profit are unknown.
Tools and topics
- Claude
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