AviaryAI has produced a set of "journey drafts" describing how their Voice Agent product supports credit unions across key member lifecycle moments. These drafts are first-priority content assets — intended primarily as sales enablement tools for the AviaryAI sales team, with secondary value as source material for future use case pages on the website.
Justin Dwyer uploaded the drafts to the shared Google Drive ahead of the [1] weekly call on 2026-01-28. The Asymmetric team is responsible for polishing, formatting, and publishing them as hidden web pages (not indexed or surfaced in site navigation) so the sales team can reference them live during calls.
| Journey | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Collections | Draft uploaded | Highest-priority use case; "collections" keyword volume trending strongly |
| Dormancy | Draft uploaded | Addresses dormant member reactivation |
| New Member Onboarding | Draft uploaded | Reframed as "early member engagement" given declining "onboarding" search volume |
| Additional journey (TBD) | In progress | Justin noted a fourth draft was being worked on at time of call |
All drafts follow a consistent structure illustrating how AviaryAI helps credit unions crawl, walk, and run — showing the implementation process and progression of value over time. Drafts are client-agnostic and AI-assisted first passes; copywriting refinement is expected from the Asymmetric team.
These pages are built for Aaron Grossman to use on sales calls. They are not meant to rank organically or be discoverable from the main site navigation. The intended workflow:
The journey drafts are intentionally general and client-agnostic, making them reusable as the foundation for public-facing use case pages once those are prioritized. Content from these drafts should inform — but not be directly copied to — the SEO-optimized use case pages.
Action required (AviaryAI): Justin Dwyer to send client logos (SVG), AUM figures, and member counts to Sebastian Gant for all four journey pages.
The journey topics were selected with both sales utility and organic opportunity in mind:
See [2] for full keyword data and intent notes.
These journey pages are not part of the main site navigation. The broader website strategy maintains a "Voice Agent first" narrative, with the Knowledge Base positioned as a feature within the Voice Agent page rather than a standalone nav item. Journey pages sit outside this structure entirely — they are sales tools, not discovery pages.
See [3] for the full navigation decision and rationale.
| Action | Owner | Due |
|---|---|---|
| Publish journey drafts as hidden Webflow pages (Collections, Dormancy, New Member Onboarding) | Sebastian Gant | ASAP — top priority |
| Add client logos, AUM, and member counts to each page | Sebastian Gant (pending assets) | After asset delivery |
| Send client logos (SVG) + AUM/member counts | Justin Dwyer | ASAP |
| Review drafts for copywriting gaps; flag missing info to Justin | Asymmetric team | During build |