How Matthew Berman Uses Copilot in His Creator Business

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In a video made in partnership with Microsoft, Matthew Berman describes how his content business uses Microsoft 365 Copilot Business. He says it helps with research and outlines, sorting sponsor inquiries, and flagging contract terms; he retains critical human review and legal counsel as a fallback. His efficiency and business-growth claims reflect his own experience, not a measured independent assessment.

1A Microsoft partnershipBerman discloses that he partnered with Microsoft and discusses its Microsoft 365 Copilot Business product.
2Research and outlinesHe uses Copilot to research material from newsletters, websites, and posts, then helps build a brief video outline.
3Sponsor managementHe describes sorting prospective sponsorship messages from spam.
4First-pass contract reviewHe gives the assistant preferred terms to flag and says he checks critical details and has legal counsel available.

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Berman describes a paid partnership with Microsoft in this video.
He uses Copilot to research potential topics and develop outlines for unscripted videos.
He says the tool helps sort sponsorship inquiries and identify possible opportunities.
His contract workflow asks for a first pass against preferred terms, while he checks critical information and retains legal counsel as a fallback.
He credits automation with helping his team focus on judgment and taste, but the video does not quantify the effect.

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A creator business and research

Berman introduces his content business and discloses the Microsoft partnership. He explains how he uses Copilot for research and outlines.

I make content for a living: I have more than 500,000 subscribers, publish over 400 videos a year, and work with a small but growing team. People still ask whether this is a real business. This video is made in partnership with Microsoft, and I want to show how I use Microsoft 365 Copilot Business in my workflow.

The first area is research and strategy. When I see something in a newsletter, on a website, or in a post, I ask Copilot to research it and present the information in a digestible form. I do not script my videos, but I use it to help put together a brief outline. This describes my workflow; the video does not independently verify every research result.

Sponsorship and contract review

He describes sorting sponsor emails and checking contracts against his preferred terms. He retains human review and legal counsel as a fallback.

The second area is sponsor management. My inbox includes messages from companies interested in working together as well as spam. I use Copilot to help sift through them and identify opportunities worth exploring. The decision about which offers are legitimate or suitable still belongs to the team.

Contract review has been a particularly useful first-pass task for me. I provide a contract and my preferred terms, asking the assistant to flag potentially nonstandard provisions. For example, I specify preferences on liability caps, payment timelines, intellectual-property ownership, and termination clauses. I still check critical information and have legal counsel as a fallback; the video does not establish that automated review catches every issue.

スライド 1 / 1A contract-review promptThe displayed example asks Copilot to flag contract terms against stated preferences.

A human team and automation

Berman says automation helps his team focus on judgment and creative taste. He promotes Microsoft’s resource on the return on AI.

Automation does not eliminate my need for a human team. I believe it helps us operate efficiently and leaves people more time for critical decisions and creative taste. I also credit this efficiency with helping us win larger deals, though I do not quantify that effect. In this sponsored video I recommend Microsoft 365 Copilot Business and its guide on the return on AI.