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Give yourself an AI chief of staff, CMO and CFO

Result

as reported

Executive-role AI agents saved her 7–10 hours a week on admin, and the back-to-school sale they helped plan hit its revenue target.

Octavia Phillips makes natural skincare in Philadelphia. After free Verizon Small Business Digital Ready trainings, she built AI agents for chief of staff, CMO and CFO roles. The CFO agent helped structure a back-to-school sale and the CMO agent wrote the ad and email copy. Her separate 300% revenue jump came from raising prices, not from AI.

Who did it

Octavia PhillipsTouch of OShea Natural Skincare (Philadelphia)Verizon News (Jennifer Fields) · Oct 15, 2026

Try it now

  1. Write a one-page brief for each role: chief of staff (calendar, to-dos), CMO (ads, emails, social), CFO (pricing, promos, cash).
  2. Give each agent your prices, margins and brand voice.
  3. For your next sale, ask the CFO agent to structure the offer and the CMO agent to write the ads and emails.
  4. Review it all and set a revenue target before you launch, so you know if it worked.
Copy-paste prompt
You are the CFO of my [business type]. My products and margins: [list]. I want a [season] sale that hits [revenue target] in [dates] without dropping margin below [x%]. Propose 2 offer structures with expected units and revenue. Then, acting as my CMO, write the launch email, two social posts and one ad in this voice: [describe voice].

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What to watch out for

Numbers are from a Verizon program story, and the 300% revenue rise came from raising prices, not AI. You still sign off on prices and offers. Build it with Page: a sale landing page your CMO agent can update.

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