Practical thinking for modern teams
The industry keeps staring at the engine Most AI conversations still begin with the same question: which model are you using? It is understandable. Models are impressive, and the differences between them matter. Some reason better. Some write better. Some handle images, code, or long documents with more confidence. But creators do not experience AI […]
A quiet shift is already changing how clients judge agency value The old software story was simple enough to explain. Buy the tool, train the team, improve efficiency, repeat. The AI version is different. Clients are not looking at AI and asking which interface is most impressive. They are asking who can take responsibility for […]
Let’s get right to the heart of what you need right now. I’ve had no choice but to dig deep into market strategies. Things have changed so fast. Everyone can tell you about the simple methods of preparing your business for AI visibility, getting mentioned when a user has the exact problem your product or […]
Three months ago, we started pulling apart a familiar agency problem: good teams doing good work, but still feeling more pressure than their margins should justify. Nothing looked obviously broken from the outside. Clients were active. Work was shipping. The team was busy. But when you looked closer, the same pattern kept showing up. Important […]
BatCat Attacks! is the name under which I create visual art and creative writing. I am sharing this opinion piece here on Transmitter Studios’ blog because the technology solutions I mention are grounded in projects and systems enabled by Transmitter Studios’ tools. Summary Why This Conversation Keeps Pulling Me Back This may be the third […]
Why an AI-Focused Product Director Matters Over the past three years, I have been building AI products for businesses that already know how they create value, but still rely on too much repeated manual work behind the scenes. This is where the work becomes valuable. Most teams do not have an AI problem, they have […]
Can you clearly connect your strategy work to revenue? Not impressions.Not engagement.Revenue. Most agency principals believe their strategy creates value. The harder question is this: can you prove it, commercially and quickly? In February, two client engagements were executed inside dnAI’s Custom tier at $2,500 for the month. The work included competitive analysis, persona development, […]
It was a robot that reminded me of a prediction I made in 2017: AI would not make taste irrelevant, it would amplify it. Using a custom workflow, I analysed past articles I have written, searched competitors covering similar subjects, identified gaps, and generated new ideas on the same theme. The system surfaced patterns I […]
This collection brings together the most useful ideas we published this year. Not predictions. Not trend watching. Just clear lessons from what actually changed, and what matters if you want to head into 2026 with fewer missing pieces and better judgment. Insights from Transmitter Studios Agent-Based Discovery and the Changing Web “That changes how your […]
SURFING THE WEB IS OVER. The next era of the web is agent-to-agent. If your content can’t be read, trusted, and acted on—it’s out. A new browser war is underway — OpenAI, Google, and Perplexity are turning browsers into orchestrators of intelligent agents that complete tasks, make decisions, and move on. “Find a vendor,” “Book […]
This Time Next Year, Your Customer Won’t Be Clicking—They’ll Be Delegating Next year, when someone wants a haircut, they won’t scroll through five salon websites and fill out a booking form. They’ll just say: “Book me something nearby for tomorrow. No upselling.” And their agent—whether it lives in their browser or a chat app—will do […]
The New Visibility Problem The way people access information is changing, and that change directly affects how your business is discovered and understood online. Tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and a growing ecosystem of AI agents are now being used to retrieve and present content directly from websites—often without sending traffic to those sites at all. […]