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Prevent Last-Minute Scramble

Across the last six campaigns where I ended up rushing approvals and corralling assets in the last 48 hours, where did…

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DBecome — “help me grow”Across the last six campaigns where I ended up rushing approvals and corralling assets in the…+
Across the last six campaigns where I ended up rushing approvals and corralling assets in the last 48 hours, where did we most often lose time — gathering agency art, stakeholder approvals, or misaligned briefs with Product? Recommend one concrete habit I can adopt so the next brief goes out clean with aligned signoffs and asset intake, and what small governance I should add to the campaign checklist to prevent the same scramble.
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How I can avoid repeating last-minute scrambling on launches

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