I was shocked to hear the number! We are hoping for a 20% show up rate so it should be a good crowd. The webinar called "AI at your fingertips" Feel free to register and join here. It's free! https://aofund.org/events/ai-at-your-fingertips-get-more-from-the-tools-you-already-use/

AI has brought so many new ways to bring people into our funnel, but I'm curious what you are all doing here and what you're seeing success with. Are you running ads? Are you doing webinars? Do you have a lead magnet? If so, what do those look like? I'm trying something new where I'm creating webinars and lead magnets, but they're only available inside Club Jam. So instead of saying "register for this webinar", the call to action is "join us in Club Jam". Also, how many of you have communities? Remember, this is the place where we're peer-to-peer and we're helping each other grow. There's more than enough business in the AI space. No need to gatekeep the things that are working. Here is my latest top of funnel offer https://claude.jamout.ai/

I've been asking for pitches from other consultants as I'm trying to bring people in for projects. I haven't seen one good offer or pitch. If you can't talk about what you do and what you offer, how do you expect people to pay you for it? If you haven't already listen to 100M offers by Alex Hormozi.(look for the audio book) It will change how you think about positioning your offer and your business. I asked my advisory board what makes a great landing page and offer and here is what they said: Your page elements checklist, straight from the board: 1. Face-to-camera video (GaryVee) above the fold 2. Hook headline + "almost nobody's using it properly" subhead (you already have this) 3. 2-sentence transformation statement (Amy) — what they walk away ABLE to do 4. "This is for you if..." section with 3-5 identity callouts (Brené) 5. Value stack with assigned dollar amounts (Hormozi) 6. Price + clear CTA button 7. 2-3 social proof testimonials 8. opt-in form as the registration mechanism (Amy) 9. Date/time/format clearly stated 10. FAQ: Is there a replay? Do I need to know anything about AI first? Is this free? Whats your offer? Share below!

You are not selling time. You are selling years of hard-won expertise that your client would take years to understand, let alone build. When you charge by the hour, you are pricing yourself like a temp worker instead of the specialist you actually are. If you are still at $75/hour because you "don't know what to charge" this is your sign. Current market benchmarks for AI consultants in the US: - Junior/newer: $150-300/hour - Experienced: $300-500/hour - Retainers: $2K-10K/month depending on scope (This is the win in my opinion!) The trap I see constantly: we price like freelancers instead of specialists. A generalist "AI consultant" charges $175/hr. An "AI automation consultant for real estate teams" charges $350/hr. Same work. Different positioning. Niching is not limiting. It is the rate lever. So tell me, where are you currently priced, and does it actually reflect the value you are delivering? Because if the answer is "no," that ends today. 👇

When someone asks me what I do, the answer can be complex, however we all know that a good sales person has an elevator pitch. So... here's mine. I help individuals and teams get AI ready through education and AI system implementation. 1. One on One Consulting 2. Team Training 3. AI Voice Agents (inbound, outbound, chat based) 4. AI Blueprint (Systems Review & AI Implementation Path) 5. Cohort Training 6. Keynote Speaking 7. Workshops 8. A training platform 9. Affiliate Deals 10. Consulting Calls 11. AI Training Community What are you selling?