Modern marketing is CX + content strategy + AI. If you don’t speak all three, you’re replaceable.
This issue: build one AI-native CX/content workflow you could pitch to your CMO without sweating.
Tool of the week: Perplexity + ChatGPT (or Claude/Gemini) + Notion → your “Strategy Sprint” system.
Goal: You sit at Starbucks and quietly build rocket fuel.
Marketing is no longer “make cool ads.”
It’s:
Customer Experience (CX): every tap, scroll, queue, cart, cancel.
Content Strategy: the right story at the right step of that experience.
AI: the engine that lets you do both at speed.
The market is hiring AI power marketers (like you after reading this weekly newsletter, right?) > who can:
Map journeys like a CX lead
Architect content systems like a strategist
Wire AI into the middle of it like a quiet engineer
Think “mini Elon + mini Zuck” with a laptop at Starbucks:
Elon launches rockets 🚀
Zuck builds attention planets 🌍
You build journeys and content systems that actually move customers.
Orbit & Espresso exists to make you the workplace superstar who can say:
“Here’s the CX problem. Here’s the AI-powered content system I built. Here’s the impact.”
Let’s be blunt:
If your “AI strategy” is just asking for blog outlines, you’re a user, not a strategist.
If your CX reporting is screenshots of GA4 with no recommendations, you’re a reporter, not a leader.
If you still build decks the same way you did pre-AI, you’re cosplaying 2018.
Hiring managers are quietly looking for people who can:
See CX friction across the journey (landing → cart → support → content).
Design AI-native workflows that remove friction and scale content.
Tell the story of that system in exec language, not AI jargon.
This week’s mission:
While everyone else is double-pumping their PSL (pumpkin spice latte), you’ll design one AI-powered CX/content workflow you can actually run.
Pick one recurring CX/content task in your job.
Turn it into a 6-step AI workflow (your “coffee sleeve blueprint”).
Build a Strategy Sprint system using Perplexity + ChatGPT + Notion.
Package it as a story you could tell your CMO in 2 minutes.
On your next Starbucks run, pick one task that sits at the intersection of CX + content:
Examples:
Turning VOC / support tickets into site copy fixes
Turning GA4 funnel drop-offs into test ideas + landing page copy
Turning customer interviews into a journey story + content plan
Turning product updates into in-product messaging + FAQ content
Criteria:
Happens weekly
Impacts real customers
Would impress leadership if you systematized it
Circle one. That’s today’s orbit.
On a napkin, notebook, or Notes app, draw 6 small boxes:
Input 🧾
What comes in? (GA4 export, ticket log, NPS comments, call transcript)Understand 🧠
What CX question are you answering?
“Where are we losing people/customers?” “What are they confused about?”Generate 🤖
LLM drafts: insights, themes, test ideas, content outlines.Shape ✍️
You filter, prioritize, and add human judgment.Package 📦
What does leadership or your dev/design partners see?
Deck slide, Jira ticket, UX brief, content doc.Log 🗂️
Where does this go so you can reuse it?
Notion, Confluence, GDrive, Airtable.
Now pencil in tools:
Perplexity → Input + Understand (context, comps, benchmarks)
ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini → Generate + Shape
Notion → Log + link to dashboards, tickets, docs
GA4 / CRM / AEM → where you pull from / ship to
Congrats: you now have an AI-powered CX/content workflow sketched between sips. This is what “AI-native creative process” actually looks like.
This week’s AI marketing tool mission:
Perplexity – CX + category intel
ChatGPT (or Claude/Gemini) – strategy + content shaping
Notion – workflow + template home base
Turn one GA4 or VOC pain point into a CX narrative + content plan.
Prompt:
“Act as a CX strategist. Based on common issues in [your industry] around [drop-off point or pain, e.g., ‘checkout abandonment on mobile’ or ‘confusion about prepaid plans’],
– List 5 likely customer anxieties
– 5 best-practice fixes
– 3 brands doing this well with simple, clear content.
Keep it concise.”
Copy the best bullets into Notion under:
“CX Sprint – [Pain Point]”
Paste in your bullets and add:
“Turn this into:
A 1-paragraph CX problem story I can tell my VP.
3 test ideas to improve the experience.
For each test, draft:
– A headline / hero copy
– 2 supporting bullets
– 1 microcopy line for help text or error messaging.”
That’s CX + content strategy + AI in one shot.
Create a Notion page template:
“CX Sprint – [Pain Point]” with sections:
CX Problem
Customer Anxieties (bullets)
Test Ideas
Copy & Microcopy
Metrics to Watch (GA4 events, funnel steps)
Next time a new issue pops up?
Duplicate, swap inputs, rerun.
You now own a reusable AI-powered CX Sprint.
This is the kind of thing you could drop in a portfolio, performance review, or interview for those AI strategist roles.
In your doc or notebook, title a page:
“From Starbucks Table to CX Superstar – v0.1”
Fill it out:
My Orbit Role 🌟
“AI-Powered CX & Content Strategist for [brand/industry].”My CX Workflow I Just Designed 🛰️
Name: “CX Sprint for [pain point]”
One-line summary:
“Each week I pull [data], run an AI-powered CX Sprint, and ship [output] to [stakeholders].”
My Tools (Honest Version) ⚙️
Perplexity → CX intel and competitor patterns
ChatGPT/Claude → insights, tests, and copy
GA4 → where I see the problem
Notion → where the system lives
AEM/CMS → where the fix ships
Impact I’m Aiming For 📈
“Reduce drop-off at [step] by X%.”
“Ship 1 CX/content test per week instead of 1 per quarter.”
“Be the person who walks into standup with a ready-made CX Sprint every Monday.”
Screenshot this page.
Send it to future-you by email or save it in a “Portfolio” folder.
That’s your SpaceX launchpad slide when you pitch yourself.
Quick gut punch to keep it real:
If you can’t describe one AI-powered CX/content workflow you own, you’re not yet the AI power strategist in the room.
If you can, and you can show impact, you’re already ahead of 90% of LinkedIn’s “AI thought leaders.”
The world doesn’t need more “AI hot takes.”
It needs people who can sit at Starbucks, open a laptop, and quietly wire up better experiences for real customers.
Elon launches rockets.
Zuck builds gravity wells for attention.
You? You’re building AI-powered experiences and content systems that make customers’ lives easier and your team’s work faster.
From the corner table at Starbucks to the strategy table in the boardroom:
One orbit at a time.
One CX sprint at a time.
One espresso at a time. ☕🚀
See you in #79.
— Robb

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