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Adopter. A B Corp green-tech marketing agency · AI strategy and prompt engineering

Adopter’s whole value is a voice, and it was adopting the technology best known for imitating one. The work was to set the boundary and hand over the practical tools in the same engagement.

Strategy and hands-on prompt work Prompt library shipped AI opportunity written into the application

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Why Adopter came to us.

Adopter is a B Corp marketing agency working with climate-solution clients, and its differentiation is a particular voice built on sector knowledge that took years to accumulate. Generative AI raised an uncomfortable question for a business like that: a competitor could approximate the voice with a stock model, and so could a client. The team wanted to use the technology daily without handing away the reason anyone hires them.

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    Practical prompt engineering the team could use on the work they actually do.

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    A strategy naming where AI helps and where it threatens the differentiation.

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    The AI story written clearly enough to land with accelerator reviewers.

How the engagement ran.

The engagement ran hands-on, alongside the team’s own work. The prompt library was built against live work, campaign ideas, market copy variations, creative writing in the agency’s own register, with each prompt adapted to the green-tech sector the agency writes for. The strategy was written alongside it, so the boundary and the tooling arrived together.

AI carries the volume of the work, and the agency’s voice stays its own.

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    A prompt library tuned to the voice

    Practical prompts for idea generation, copy variations and creative writing, each adapted to the agency’s tone and its green-tech sector, so the output comes back in the team’s own register.

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    Where the differentiation sits

    The agency’s knowledge and style written down as the thing a stock model cannot match, with AI pointed at the work around it.

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    An internal library of the agency’s own material

    What to collect and how to keep it private, so the agency’s own material becomes an advantage that grows over time.

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    The AI story, written for a non-AI reader

    The AI opportunity written in the agency’s own mission terms, which fed directly into its accelerator application.

What Adopter took away.

The team came out of it with a prompt library built against their own campaigns and a written position on where AI helps the work and where it would erode the voice their clients are paying for. The same account of the AI opportunity, written in the agency’s own mission terms, went into their accelerator application.

OpenKit has been instrumental in helping our marketing business navigate the opportunities and risks presented by the latest advancements in Generative AI and related technologies. Professional, yet friendly, Reuben & Ibrahim made sure to fully understand our situation and business objectives before providing advice and proposing solutions rooted in the most recent AI and prompt-engineering research.
Matt Jaworski · Co-founder, Adopter

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