Building something new with AI can feel overwhelming at first. There are moments where you wonder if it's actually working, if you're doing it right, or if it's even worth the effort. I get it. I've been there too. But here's what I want you to know: two months ago, a website didn't exist. No traffic, no calls, no brand. Just an idea and $500. Yesterday, that same website booked 4 confirmed estimate calls in a single day, with a 5th coming in after hours. The ads running are only spending $50 a day, and most of the traffic is still coming purely from Google search. That didn't happen by accident. It happened because someone kept going when it felt uncertain. We are right at the beginning of something massive. Business owners who are learning to use AI tools right now are getting results that would have taken years and thousands of dollars to achieve the old way. The gap between those who jump in and those who wait is only going to grow. So if you're in the middle of figuring this out and it feels messy or confusing, that's completely normal. It's supposed to feel that way at first. Keep going anyway. You are building real skills that are going to matter a lot. Don't give up on yourself. You've got this. 💪

Hey team! Hope you're doing well. We just finished our first live workshop! We covered everything under the sun to do with building out a new website including keyword research, branding, setting up the website on Github, designing the website on Google Stitch, building the website using cursor, and getting the website live using Vercel. Full video breakdown is here, if you want to have your website built out next time we have a workshop or if you have any questions let me know!

Just dropped a quick intro video. I run a marketing company working with contractors, and I’m here to figure out how to actually use AI the right way in my business. I’ve already seen how fast things are changing… what used to take months is now taking a fraction of the time. Looking to learn how to build better systems and get better results for clients. If you’re in a similar space, would be good to connect.

Figured it was time to actually learn this stuff instead of just watching it pass by. I work with service businesses getting them calls. Google Ads, SEO, Google Business, LSA, all that. I know how to get companies showing up and getting work. That part’s handled. What I don’t want is to fall behind on the AI side of things while everything’s clearly shifting. Got a few clients already asking about it, and instead of piecing things together off YouTube or guessing, I want to learn how to actually use it properly. How to build with it, speed things up, and get better results without overcomplicating everything. So that’s why I’m here. Learn it, use it, and put it straight into what I’m already doing. If anyone’s already ahead on this, I’m all ears.

Hey everyone, hope you're having an awesome day! So I keep seeing marketing agency owners and professionals online laughing at business owners who are trying to use AI tools to build their own websites, set up their own Google Business Profiles, run their own ads, all that stuff. They keep saying things like "you still need an expert" and "it's not going to work." And honestly... I think they're wrong. Or at least, they will be very soon. Here's why. Right now, with the right structure and the right guidance, a business owner can use tools like Cursor or Claude Code to build out a full website that actually ranks on Google. I'm seeing it happen in real time with the projects I'm working on. The key word there is "with the right structure." You can't just throw a prompt at ChatGPT and expect a perfect website. But if you have a solid framework, like how to do keyword research, how to structure your pages for SEO, how to set up service area pages, then AI can do the heavy lifting 10 to 20 times faster than doing it manually on tools like WordPress and Squarespace. And it's not just websites. Google Business Profiles, Google Ads campaigns, Facebook ads... all of these systems can be built and managed with AI when you have the right process behind them. I think we're a lot closer to business owners not needing expensive agencies than most people realize. What do you think? Do you still need an expert, or is AI closing that gap fast?