Frustrated, staring at my fifth Excel sheet of the day, I ask myself,
"Why won’t this formula work? What am I missing?”
I’m one bad calculation away from frisbee-tossing my laptop across the room when suddenly; Eureka!
“There has to be a YouTube video for this.”
And there is. Problem solved…
Until next month, when I forget what I’ve learned, repeat the same mistake, and start scavenging through YouTube digging for the exact video that saved me last time.
Has this ever happened to you?
If you’re anything like me, you rely heavily on YouTube tutorials—for everything from fixing a leaky faucet to working on that darn Excel sheet. But what if there were a way to actually keep track of the tutorials? To save notes, organize tutorials, and remember the lesson next time—without surfing the entirety of the internet again?
Imagine becoming a pro without the monthly refresher course.
As a promo distributor, you’re juggling a lot. From supplier updates to decoration processes, to customer service; it can be overwhelming.
You need a searchable memory bank. That's where an AI knowledge base comes in.
A knowledge base is an organized place to store education materials like videos, articles, SOPs, screenshots, notes, examples, templates, etc.
AI can turn this up a notch by:
Think of it as a personal assistant who knows your business inside and out. The promotional product industry moves fast. From trending products, to marketing your products, to client follow ups, an AI knowledge base can:
AI can turn tutorials, supplier PDFs, and internal notes into digestible, searchable content.
Upload videos, supplier guides, Zoom call recordings, and AI builds:
An AI personal knowledge base will give you time back, keep you organized, and extend your professional experience.
Gather what you already use:
Imagine uploading a 45-minute supplier webinar and getting a 2-minute cheat sheet.
AI isn’t here to replace distributors—it’s here to help them aim smarter. You already consume all the content. Now let AI help you keep it, organize it, and use it.
Your future self will thank you—especially during the next Excel crisis.