@Jeff Schwerdt @Dave Calafiore @Drew Griffin Jeff knew I loss my uncle, Bobo a week or two before Thanksgiving and also my fur-baby Bear was hospitalized over the Thanksgiving holiday 😔. When I joined his new ASK program. I knew I wasn't in the mood, but I pushed myself to go on. Did the homework and got the green light after Jeff saw my new site in the beginning of December. December 9th of last year, I loss my fur-baby...I was in a dark place when I saw the post about posting, not being seen, and LoudAF is coming soon. So, I picked myself up and started to post on December 14th using the pain, hurt, and tears to keep going... On the the 18th I got LoudAF during live webinar. As you can see from the pics, how I'm doing... Now, you know the rest of the story... I'm dedicated this year to them, my baby Bear and my uncle Bobo! I Love you both always!

Quick impromptu update for you guys — recorded late, no slides, no polish… just what’s actually happening inside our agency and client accounts right now. Here’s the short version 👇 If you don’t have an AEO offer this year, you’re going to feel it. AEO = Answer Engine Optimization (also being called AISEO / GEO depending on who you talk to) Different name. Same shift. Why this matters (a lot) Clients are no longer just asking: “Can you rank us on Google?” They’re asking: “Why aren’t we showing up when people ask ChatGPT, Gemini, or AI tools who to use?” And here’s the part most agencies are missing… This isn’t replacing SEO. It’s the next layer on top of it. If you already: - Sell SEO - Have AI Spotlight - Do content, ads, or reputation - Talk to multi-location businesses - Build websites - Or are looking to have a HOT OFFER this Year!!! This becomes your what’s next offer. Proof, not theory I’m not positioning myself as “the AEO guru.” I do what I always do: - Hire the right people - Implement internally - Track every lead source - Then show you what’s actually working Right now, we can tell clients exactly where leads come from: - PMAX - Direct - ChatGPT - AI-driven discovery And yes — those AI leads are showing up. Especially for: - Larger brands - Multi-location businesses - Higher monthly retainers What I’m opening up I’m considering hosting a live AEO workshop next week (likely Tuesday). On that call, I’ll walk through: - What AEO / AISEO / GEO actually means (no fluff) - How we’re implementing it for 8-figure clients - What we’re doing internally across our own brands - How you can package this as a clean add-on offer - How to confidently explain it to clients without sounding like you’re guessing Live. Questions allowed. No “trust me bro” slides. 👉 If you want me to run the workshop: Comment AEO below. If there’s enough interest, I’ll drop the details later this week. 2026 is not the year to stay reactive.

I had a concept... and I brought that concept to life with LoudAF. @Jeff Schwerdt @Dave Calafiore @Drew Griffin I'm using this to teach 24/7, with a CTA at the end. I've got more in the pipeline...Everything in this video is built with AI! Even my photo!

Christmas week. Hanukkah. Cold outside. Family in and out. This is the exact time most agencies disappear. And it’s also when momentum is decided for next year. In this quick, off-the-cuff Zoom, I break down something that hit me hard over the weekend: 👉 No one is coming to promote your agency for you. 👉 Motivation is unreliable. Systems are not. 👉 Visibility compounds — silence kills pipelines. Here’s what I cover in the video: - Why agencies that stay “quiet” during the holidays lose Q1 before it starts - How we’re landing demos and expansion conversations the week before Christmas - Why prospects are choosing us over competitors (hint: authority + consistency) - The difference between creating content and being Loud AF everywhere - How to remove motivation from the equation entirely with a simple system - Why 90 seconds, 1–3x per week beats “I’ll do it when things slow down” I also explain how we’re: - Turning one piece of content into days or weeks of authority - Pre-framing and pre-selling before sales calls ever happen - Using the same system internally and as a client service And yes — I share why we built LoudAF.ai and how we’re using it right now to: - Stay visible even when I don’t feel like recording - Keep content going out while life is happening - Build an authority foundation that follows prospects everywhere ⚠️ Important: The annual deal for Loud AF closes tonight. This is the final window — no extensions, no “I’ll grab it later.” If you’ve already joined: 👇 Drop a comment and share how you’re planning to use Loud AF inside your agency. If you haven’t: Watch the video. Then ask yourself one honest question: Do I want to start 2026 loud… or invisible? Link below 👇 LoudAF.ai -Herschy

@Jeff Schwerdt @Dave Calafiore @Drew Griffin Allow me to share my unforgettable LoudAF.ai experience. I did this for LinkedIn.This is from my experience. I used to work for a music distributor company, named Bassin Distributors. From there, I went to concert photography, which led me to promoting an artist and a model. So yes, I saw this firsthand. (I used another tool to add more to the meat of the subject, since I hit a limit with the character size on YouTube. Additionally, this tool created the visuals.) (Let's return to LoudAF.ai.) Harsh truth about parasocial fans: they don’t want access—they want ownership. Here’s how creators and brands set boundaries before the hive sets them for you. When discussing creator safety, we often focus on visible boundaries, such as community guidelines and comment moderation. But there's an invisible foundation that must come first. Without it, the visible rules are built on sand. Start with the legal and financial structure. Before your first post, consider a formal business entity (like an LLC) to separate your personal assets from your online activity. It's not glamorous, but it's essential. You also need clear, lawyer-reviewed Terms of Service for any platform you control. These are your first lines of defense. Every collaboration should have a simple agreement defining IP ownership and expectations. This isn't about distrust, it's about clarity. Yet, the strongest legal shield is useless without the right psychological framework. We manage external risks but often neglect internal resilience. Creators need mental models to spot boundary erosion. Do you feel guilty not sharing a personal detail? Obligated to answer DMs after hours? These are warning signs. Conduct regular self-audits. Ask: "Am I sharing out of choice or obligation?" This maintains the professional distance needed for sustainability. This leads to a tiered response system. Treating every boundary crossed the same leads to burnout. We need nuance.