Feed it the whole company

The task from the Colombian company: a fictional client, XFood, retail logistics across four countries, data scattered in disconnected systems, pitch a solution on video ▸ 16:02. His method is the context window used as designed: into Gemini, in Google AI Studio because it’s free ▸ 18:08 (“GPT lo utilizo para consultas simples… ¿cuál es la capital de Francia?” ▸ 18:11), goes the five-page case PDF plus every tab of the employer’s website, products, services, and some fifty client case studies ▸ 19:06.

The sharpest move deconstructs the vendor itself: their services are Google products wearing brand names, so he asks for a comparison table, Xertica service on the left, the Google service probably running underneath on the right ▸ 20:11. Suddenly the jargon parses. The second-sharpest fixes his own draft: version one claimed improvements pulled from the air, “¿de dónde van a salir esos datos?”, so version two sources every number from the company’s own case studies, results they already achieved for similar clients ▸ 30:24. Same trick as citing a transcript: the claim inherits the credibility of its source.

desarma la marca en sus componentes; cita sus propios casos de vuelta →

The rest is honest tooling friction: Nano Banana draws handsome slides whose text says projeto ▸ 23:34 and refuses to fix them, the first batch comes out in English for a Peruvian client ▸ 22:36, and salvation is a Canva feature he’d never noticed that OCRs the image’s text, font and all, into editable layers ▸ 25:35. He considered shipping the typos and didn’t, “esto no se ve nada profesional” ▸ 26:58. Last touch, for the delivery: ask Gemini for bullet points of things not on the slides, so the talk adds to the deck instead of reading it ▸ 28:47…