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Beyond Time Tracking: How to plan your team’s workload without clocking time

Effectively forecasting and planning workloads is important for healthy marketing and creative operations. While time tracking is often the most accurate (and loved by RoboHead users) way to keep a pulse on how long it takes to execute work, it can be discouraging for individuals to be micromanaged in this way. There are some simple […]

10 Creative Headaches that Can Be Cured with Automation

When you picture creativity, you might imagine wild ideas, cool original creations, and the incredible energy that comes from collaboration. These ideas can feel extremely contrary to the conversations about automation and AI, but they shouldn’t. When deployed well, automation has the power to energize your creative teams in new ways. Often the biggest road […]

RoboHead Brings MRCPL Projects Together for Good

Mansfield / Richland Public Library is a beloved community hub where people of all ages connect, learn, engage and have fun. With many programs happening each month, Jessica Ney and the Communications team play a crucial role in keeping the community informed and engaged. This responsibility doesn’t come without its challenges. The team of 3 […]

AAA Washington’s Marketing Team Driving Efficiency with RoboHead

Summer road trips: There’s nothing like the feeling of the open road! While AAA Washington is responsible for fueling many incredible journeys with insurance and travel services, their own project journey was falling flat. By adopting RoboHead, they were able to streamline their processes and create more capacity to do high-level creative work. “We’re starting […]

5 Workarounds That Are Slowing Down Your Creative Team

We all recognize the importance of efficiency in the workplace. With the right strategies, we can streamline our processes and maximize our output. But have you ever considered that some common workarounds might be inhibiting your creative team’s potential rather than supporting it? Here are five routines that you might be employing – and why […]

3 Types of KPIs for Creative Directors

The end of the year usually means reflecting on the year gone by and setting goals for the year to come, often during an annual review with your supervisor. Creative directors struggle during this season to quantify their success or failure because so much of what they do is subjective or supports another department’s objectives. […]

How to Create Project Request Forms That Save You Time

Project requests take on many forms across creative and marketing teams. It is not uncommon for these to be informal—like an email from manager to manager, or someone stopping by your desk to discuss a new idea they have. This informal interaction is a wonderful place to start for new companies and young teams, but […]