I’m testing “24-hour content sprints” this weekend — can fast creative work actually outperform long projects?
Hey Indie Hackers đź‘‹
I run a small creative studio called Quratulain Creatives, and lately I’ve been thinking about one big problem:
Why does creative work (copy, content, brand messaging) take weeks when most founders just need quick wins to stay alive?
So I’m testing something new this weekend:
⚡ 24-hour creative sprints.
Here’s how it works:
I take on 3 founders or small biz owners and in 24 hours I:
âś… Write & design 3 scroll-stopping posts that actually get engagement
âś… Rewrite their bio or top headline so it clicks instantly
âś… Audit one piece of their content for conversion issues
It’s fast, messy, and high-energy — but it gets results.
Right now, I’m testing it at $99 flat just to see if founders even want something this quick and personal.
If you’ve been overthinking your content or your conversions are flat, drop your site or socials below.
I’ll reply with one idea that could boost your engagement immediately (free, no strings).
If this “sprint” model works, I might turn it into a permanent offer for founders who want creative work that keeps up with their momentum.
Curious to hear your thoughts —
Would you ever hire creatives like this (fast-turnaround, 24-hour delivery)?
Or do you prefer slower, deep-dive projects?
This is such a cool experiment, Quratulain!
At CogniMuse, we’ve been exploring ways AI can help founders and small teams produce high-quality creative content quickly without sacrificing clarity or ethics. Your 24-hour sprints vibe perfectly with that mindset fast, focused, results-first.
Would love to explore how we might combine your creative sprints with AI-driven support to scale these wins even further for solopreneurs and early-stage startups. Could be a game-changer for founders who need speed and quality.