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We used to treat content like an afterthought — everyone kept their own stash, and there was no central spot to encourage people to explore more than whatever link was thrown in front of them. When we finally cleaned it up, we realized that half our “resources” weren’t even being used because nobody knew they existed. Switching to Uberflip helped us pull everything together into one place without needing to rebuild everything from scratch. What I appreciated most was the way it let us create hubs that actually felt like curated spaces instead of a giant dump of mismatched files. Our sales team quickly noticed that people were clicking deeper into the content instead of bouncing after one piece, and that had a lot to do with the platform suggesting related items automatically. The AI recommendations weren’t perfect at first, but over time they started pushing the right blogs and guides to the right audiences, which saved us from manually building endless content playlists. It also made our handoff to sales smoother because they could share a collection instead of ten separate links. If you’re trying to avoid the chaos of scattered assets, something centralized like this makes a bigger difference than you expect. It turns the whole experience into something more guided instead of hoping people find the next thing on their own.