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Alex Mathews

using gen AI @ Treat to make your brand more creative, faster | talking about startups, SMBs, and everything in between | sometimes Angel Investor |

Alex Mathews is a seasoned professional with over a decade of experience in performance marketing, collaborating with industry leaders.

His expertise lies in various areas, such as direct response advertising on platforms like Facebook, Google, Twitter, Snap, and Pinterest.

Alex also excels in paid marketing strategy encompassing both CPA and ROI/LTV optimization, alongside mastering optimization theory and execution.

He has a profound understanding of marketing growth strategy, sales and new business development, as well as performance marketing team building and partner development.

His skill set extends to distribution and inventory partnerships, contract negotiation, and early-stage business growth tactics.

Alex Mathews pursued a BSE in Systems Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.

Throughout his career, he held several key positions in organizations, including being the President and Chief Customer Officer at Treat, an Advisor at Nads Organic Underwear, and an Investor at various companies like Brij, Whym, Future, Intelligems, Blue Onion, Hopper, Omaha National, Proletariat Inc., Pinfinity, and SNOOZ.

Alex was also the Founder of Headwall, served as a Growth Marketing Consultant, Advisor, and Investor, worked as the VP of Growth Marketing at Verishop, and held strategic roles at Elite SEM, OrionCKB (now part of Elite SEM), VentureApp Inc., and Nanigans in eCommerce and business development capacities.

Highlights

Feb 29 · linkedin

no six-fingered men here ❌

fact: every piece of creative at Treat AI goes past a human, before it ends up in our customer's hands.

we believe human oversight is necessary, and not just in customer success... our ML engineers have a heavy hand in making sure that our AI models are created to a customer's specifications, every time.

we're able to fine tune everything from colors to lighting to shadows, and even to a brand's particular 'tone'.

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Feb 28 · linkedin

is gen AI going to replace jobs? yes and no.

looking back at the Industrial Revolution -- there was actually a massive swing towards new employment opportunities.

farmers, blacksmiths, et al started to shift towards factory work. the work was more stable. the output was more consistent, and delivery was faster, so demand rose.

more employees were needed to operate machines and factories as a whole, and new managers were needed to help shepherd growing workforces.

with the gen AI revolution, we're going to see some commoditized work become streamlined or even eliminated (i.e. how we're working to completely automate the retouching process with Treat AI)...

but we'll also see creative output explode. and with that will come with an increase in designer strategy, creativity, and overall content innovation.

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Greater Boston