Your clients don't want your AI. They want this $1.3B answer
This πŸ‘† TechCrunch article on Scribe's $1.3B valuation proves it. Their entire business is built on showing where AI will actually pay off. They're not selling a specific AI; they're selling the map that points to the treasure. This is where most AI entrepreneurs failβ€”they try to sell the "AI shovel" without knowing where to tell the client to dig.
The smartest entrepreneurs I work with are doing the same thing as Scribe. They've stopped selling 'AI implementation' and now sell a paid 'Automation Audit' or 'Process Discovery' as their first step. They use this phase to find the one workflow that, if automated, delivers a massive ROI. Then, and only then, do they know which AI to sell and build.
Do you offer AI audit to your clients?
Absolutely πŸ’°
No, I'm a one-trick pony selling the same kind of automation to all of my clients 🐴
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Your clients don't want your AI. They want this $1.3B answer
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