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Endless Client Revision Loops
Client feedback, revisions, and approvals are scattered across multiple channels, causing version confusion, endless revision loops, and delayed deliverables.
In their words
I've submitted to nearly 500 gigs, and only got one email.
if i want a client to just edit a board for one hour i have to pay for a full day pass or add them to our team workspace. it adds up so fast.
clients love to send notes in five different places, email, whatsapp, random google doc comments. keeping track of which version is the latest becomes nightmare
chasing clients is the worst part of the job
it's frustrating constantly having to chase my own manager for approvals while the client is complaining to my partner
Clients can’t make decisions, and we waste hours in meetings that only create more problems
I keep getting emails back from him that are multiple pages long and asking for detailed revisions
I have the social media manager breathing on my neck for revisions or items that they need rendered and approved immediately.
They don’t even know what they want.
Takes about 3 hours and I KNOW this is not too efficient and i hate it.
if you keep sending this for review I’ll keep finding things ha ha!
My team is scaling up (8 clients across IG, TikTok, LinkedIn) and our current stack of Google Sheets and Trello is falling apart.
their exact paragraph-level correction still comes back in Slack and i have to carry it into the agent by hand.
Freelancers, agencies, creative teams
Where they talk
- r/SocialMediaManagers
- r/VideoEditors
- r/graphic_design
- r/smallbusiness
- r/Design
- r/editors
- r/webdesign
- r/SaaS
Tools they use today
- Slack
- Notion
- Google Docs
- Google Drive
- Figma
- Miro
- Frame.io
Why those fall short
- no brief to go back to for feedback or client agreement
- AI output is infinite, contradictory and often wrong; no natural stopping point
- no consistent structure, manual writing takes hours
- Search only finds exact terms; no way to show where facts already appear
- no unified place to see new comments across all files and projects
Map of ideas
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