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Dylan [Last Name Unknown]

Role: University of Texas Austin Intern, AI Website Generation Researcher Met Date: May 13, 2025 (Virtual meeting about AI marketing tools) Last Interaction: May 13, 2025

Contact Information​

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  • Based in: Austin, TX (University of Texas)

Personal Background & Development​

  • University of Texas Austin student, junior year
  • Mentioned as a "junior at UT" during the May 13 meeting

Professional Background​

  • Intern working under Doug Green on AI marketing projects
  • Focused on AI-driven website generation using vibe marketing principles

Current Projects & Plans​

  • Researching website generation through AI with vibe-specific targeting
  • Developing approaches for websites that convey specific emotional "vibes"
  • Working to become an expert in his field by June 15, 2025
  • Planning to present findings in a "Quizmaster" session

Project Details​

As described by Dylan:

"I was working specifically on website generation, vibe marketing style. So kind of looking at how we can use AI to make our websites be specific about the vibes that we want our products to give out."

He elaborated on a unique approach:

"Specifically, I think some of the stuff that came out was the way that websites generate content based on the feedback that you can give them so that your website is kind of like a window into your brand rather than just being like a place that people go get information and then go interact with your product."

Areas of Expertise​

  • AI-driven website generation
  • Vibe marketing principles
  • Brand identity expression through web design
  • Feedback-responsive content generation

Notable Connections​

  • Doug Green: Project supervisor
  • Jason Applebaum: Alpha Head of Marketing, potential stakeholder for his work
  • Other UT interns: Ranil, Alexandra, Anushri, Zach
  • Gary Sheng: Met during May 13 meeting, expressed interest in discussing personal websites

Interaction Style & Perspectives​

  • Conceptual thinker focusing on emotional aspects of digital experience
  • Sees websites as brand expressions rather than information repositories
  • Interested in interactive, responsive content generation
  • Views technology as a means to create authentic brand connections

Recent Interactions​

  • May 13, 2025: Participated in meeting with Gary Sheng, Jason Applebaum, Doug Green, and other UT interns to discuss AI marketing tools development. Shared his project on AI website generation.

Potential Collaboration Areas​

  • Integrating SEO strategy (Alexandra's work) into website generation
  • Incorporating video content (Anushri's work) into website designs
  • Using analytics (Ranil's work) to measure website effectiveness
  • Creating a unified online presence strategy for Alpha properties

Notes​

Dylan is working on AI-driven website generation with a focus on creating sites that effectively convey specific emotional "vibes" rather than just presenting information. His approach seems to emphasize websites as dynamic expressions of brand identity that respond to user feedback.

This work is potentially significant for Alpha's marketing efforts, as websites are often the first substantive interaction potential students/parents have with a school. Creating sites that effectively convey the desired emotional experience could significantly impact conversion rates.

Gary expressed particular interest in Dylan's work, mentioning his own thoughts about personal websites and suggesting they could "jam on that" sometime. This indicates potential for deeper collaboration on website strategies.

Dylan's concept of websites as "windows into brands" rather than information repositories represents an interesting shift in thinking about web design that aligns well with modern marketing approaches focused on emotional connection rather than just feature presentation.