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anyone else hitting a brick wall trying to get clients on board with StyleSynthesis? I'm finding a lot of pushback, even after demonstrating the potential time and cost savings.Seems like the "if it ain't broke" mentality is strong, especially with older clients who are used to doing things the conventional way.
One issue I've run into is the perception that StyleSynthesis outputs are "cookie-cutter" and lack the nuanced touch of a human designer.I try to emphasize the customization options and the ability to fine-tune the results, but it's hard to shake that initial impression. Another hurdle is the learning curve. Even though the interfaces are getting more user-friendly, there's still a perceived barrier to entry.
Curious to hear if others are experiencing similar challenges and what strategies you've found effective. Are you offering training sessions? focusing on specific use cases where StyleSynthesis excels? Maybe highlighting competitors who are already leveraging the technology? Just trying to brainstorm some ideas to overcome this resistance.