(it’s costing you leads) Question: what do these phrases have in common? "Optimize workflows" "Enhance productivity" "Streamline operations" Answer: they’re all putting your prospects to sleep… Here's why: Corporate speak doesn't just fail to engage → it actively gets filtered out. Because your prospects have heard it a thousand times… But when you use language that stands out by sounding human? You get remembered. You get responded to. You get chosen. Let’s compare three AI Agencies for example: Agency A: "Our AI solution reduces support ticket volume." Agency B: "Our AI handles customer inquiries 24/7" Agency C: "Stop the 20-ticket Mondays that make you want to throw your laptop out the window." Which one gets their attention? The first two are forgotten in 5 seconds. The last one gets a screenshot for the business partner to see. So here’s your move: audit your messaging. If it sounds like it came from a business textbook - rewrite it. Instead of saying: "Optimize task management" Say: "Stop opening your laptop at 6 AM in bed because you can't remember if you sent that critical follow-up" Instead of saying: "Automate manual data entry" Say: "Kill the soul-crushing spreadsheet work that keeps you at your desk until 9 PM" Corporate language is white noise. Human language is memorable. Spice it up a little to stand out. __ I help AI Agencies get more clients and scale to 6-figures. Follow me on LinkedIn for more content like this. Dan 🤝

My co-founder Royse one day described a common paint point in the residential construction industry. Many builders find themselves getting screwed over by their change order process. A client asks them, "Hey can you move that electrical outlet over 2 feet?" and contractors either verbally agree without getting anything in writing, OR they actively try to downs-sell customers out of it, simply because of the paperwork headache. This is a problem for two reasons 1) If the contractors only get a verbal agreement 8 times out of 10, the customer will not agree to pay for the work they did on that change order because it was never written down. Clients just assume that it was just a "small change", something minor that didn't require extra payment. 2) A huge loss in extra margin on their jobs, All because the headache of creating these change orders after a long day of work is to much to bear. So I built this solution with all of that in mind, This automation allows contractors to: - Upload and analyze contracts from projects, & store them - Speak messy notes into the app and choose which contract and project the change order is being written for - Instantly generate change orders that automatically apply the relevant tax and material rates to the cost - Once approved send the change order straight to their clients inbox for signature approval, OR let the client sign it their on the spot. I made a SUPER short video showing it off, go ahead and check it out! https://youtube.com/shorts/t7pFgK9Gf_g?si=g-aBaydMbeaaavfH