The most important thing you can do is to define your ONE offer and niche. Do you have that figured out? I wish I didn't spend the first three years of building my business with SO many different offers. People are busy and their attention spans are mid at best. If you know your offer and niche you will be able to show exactly what you can do for a specific person in seconds. I'll go first: Who I help: Small business owners What I help them do: Use AI to save time and grow revenue How I deliver it: A community called Club Jam where we learn in six-week sprints with live experts Turns into: I help small business owners stop guessing with AI and start using it to save 10+ hours a week and actually grow revenue. Club Jam is where we do it together: six-week sprints, live expert sessions, and a community of business owners who are building real AI systems, not just watching tutorials. You don't have to do this alone. Join Club Jam today 7 days free: https://www.skool.com/jamoutai/about So... What's your offer and who's your niche? If you don't know, its not a marketing problem its a business problem. Get clear on this before you do anything else. Give us your pitch and show us your offer below!

I have been lurking for a minute but I don't think I've introduced myself! I'm from Silicon Valley and worked as a tech sales rep for over 10 years before moving into the coaching space. I help CEO's, executives and business owners with stress management and productivity. I've been hosting a top 1% podcast for nearly 10 years and published a book that hit the #1 spot on Amazon last year. I'm pivoting to a role as an AI Partner for SMB / B2B so I'm looking for support and strategies to build a client base. Looking forward to learning from you all!

Hey Friends, Okay, I spent some real time this week going through our member profiles and y'all. This group is stacked.🔥 We've got AI experts, consultants selling AI services, web developers, automation builders, marketing pros, and a solid crew of small business owners adding AI into what they already do. Every single person here is sharp, motivated, and building something real. Here's the thing: AI can do a lot, but it can't build community. That part is still on us. So let's use it. Drop one thing in the comments that you think the rest of us should know. A fact about AI. A sports stat. A motivational quote. A song lyric that's been living in your head. Something that lit a fire under you recently. Someone scrolling this feed today might need exactly what you're about to share.

I was anti Go High Level for a long time because I thought it was just too beastly of a platform. However, the AI tools they've been growing are really incredible. Over the weekend I played with the Voice AI. You can easily create both inbound and outbound sales agents. I used Claude Cowork to help me build and design my agents. Is anyone else using this? I have a link for an extended 30 day free trial if you want to test it out for yourself. https://www.gohighlevel.com/robyn-jam-anderson?fp_ref=jam-ai44 I also built the conversational AI on my website. I decided to make all of my AI voice and text agents have personalities of Real Housewives from Bravo. Might as well have fun with them! You can try it on my site www.jamout.ai

So the last couple weeks a friend hired me to build an ai agent for them. It was fun but all of a sudden, the tech support monster showed up, and that's not my lane. I don't to be tech support. So then I realized, you know what I do love doing? Teaching. I still love building for myself, but now I'm pivoting to teaching people how to make ai agents, which I'm way more excited about.