Hey @Jeff Schwerdt I picked up Review Studio and am starting to look at it. I have a friend who's a retired ad exec. He's rather old-school, and he's looking for something different to keep him busy. I had him watch your video where you introduced Review Studio and he's interested in doing prospecting, then we'll both do the follow-up part building the samples and sending them out. He wants to meet with me to figure out what's needed to get started, and I'm thinking to use something like ScanSuite to find prospects to reach out to. I'm wondering if there's an Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) you've identified that we should be looking for. He can't get around easily and I don't really want to meet with people, so we'll use the phone, email, and Zoom -- meaning we're not really limited geographically. He's leaning on me to train him, but I've barely looked at the app and have been focused on getting my own product ready to launch which probably has a different audience. He's happy picking up the phone and calling people, but this doesn't require that immediately. Do you have any suggestions about how to get him going? I keep talking to him about GBPs and why they're important and all that, but he doesn't really know much other than he leaves reviews for places now and then. Google periodically sends him an email saying some of his reviews have gotten thousands of views and that really tickles him. He also doesn't understand why a lot of places he goes to (mostly eateries) don't get more reviews. I mentioned about Reviewly and he wants to learn more. So he's primed and ready to go. Is there a video you've made that talks about what someone just getting started with all of this could use to get going?

Big announcement for the Agency Starter Kit crew… We just released a brand new AI SaaS called Review Studio. And for the next few days… You can grab it at over 80% OFF. This is NOT another “AI toy.” This is a client retention + client acquisition weapon. Most agencies lose clients for one simple reason: The client stops FEELING the value. Not because results disappeared… Because the results became invisible. That’s exactly why we built Review Studio. Review Studio automatically turns Google reviews into: * AI-generated Reels * Carousel posts * Social proof content * Captions + hooks * Scheduled social content …all in minutes. You connect a Google Business Profile… Pull reviews… And instantly generate content business owners ACTUALLY want to post. Even crazier? You can use this as cold outreach. The entire outreach script is basically: “I made something for your business. Want to see it?” That’s it. Then you send them a finished Reel built from THEIR reviews. No pitch deck. No 45-minute sales call. No begging for attention. Just visible proof. This is one of the easiest foot-in-the-door offers we’ve ever created. And internally… This is becoming a CORE part of our own agency stack alongside: * Reviewly * AI Review Responses * Review Snapshot * AI Trust Signals * Social Proof Automation This is the direction the market is moving. Businesses don’t just want “marketing.” They want: * visibility * proof * authority * AI trust signals * constant momentum And this gives you all of it. Normally this is priced at $179/mo publicly. But because you’re early… You can grab the Founder’s Deal for just $399 for the ENTIRE YEAR. That’s basically paying for 2 months and getting the rest of the year free. If you land ONE client with it… It pays for itself. If you retain ONE client with it… It pays for itself again. And if you actually use the outreach angle… This thing can become an unfair advantage fast. Grab it here before pricing changes: Reviewly.ai/Studio

Most people are playing with AI. Very few are using it to get paid. This video breaks down the real gap—and it’s not tools, prompts, or tech skill. It’s where you apply AI and what problem you attach it to. If you’ve felt like: • AI looks powerful but hasn’t moved your income • You’re busy “learning” but not compounding anything • Everyone else seems ahead while you’re still testing tools This will recalibrate how you think about leverage, systems, and what actually converts into revenue. No hype. No theory. Just the frame that separates dabblers from operators. 👉 Watch the video 👉 Drop a comment under it with your biggest takeaway 👉 Subscribe to the channel if you want more breakdowns like this Consume less. Run better plays.

Hey @Jeff Schwerdt are your pages / apps / sites built with Lovable visible in the search engines? What are your clients using to build their websites that are generating the results you showed in the AEO webinar? I'm curious because it seems the search engines aren't very good at reading anything where they use javascript (or IFRAMEs) to display content on the screen in a browser that users see, and some just don't do it at all. Which begs the question, how do you get AI to see Lovable and Replit sites where virtually everything on the screen is using javascript or IFRAMEs to display content? More specifically, how do you verify AEO results for JavaScript-heavy sites? Wordpress works great because it's a CMS and displays everything as a flat HTML page unless you embed JS and/or IFRAMEs in your page, which is easy to do but hides that content from search engines.

For our LIVE members - or on the recording. What was your biggest lesson learned or take away?