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        "text": "Build the offer around the customer’s job, not around the number of assistants involved. Several assistants may help with research, product creation, marketing, and administration, but the buyer should experience one coherent promise and delivery path.\n\nContext: Run My AI Business describes chief-of-staff-style coordination and specialized assistants, while stressing that each workflow needs suitable platforms, permissions, inputs, and approval. Coordination adds complexity as well as capability.\n\nKey factors:\n- Whether one workflow is already stable\n- Handoffs between assistants\n- Shared source and brand information\n- Ownership when an output is wrong or delayed\n\nPractical guidance: Map each handoff, required input, expected output, reviewer, and fallback. Do not add another assistant merely because a task could be automated; add it when the customer result or operating reliability improves.\n\nThe business’s focused-start approach helps reduce unnecessary system complexity.",
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