@Dorn Just Dorn Hope this week's goal is achieved ASAP.

This Week: 1. Four football games to audit this week. 2. Working on a simplified "smart site" offering to get service businesses setup to offer additional services. 3. Start work on a GBP/site optimization Last Week: 1. Prep for auditing 4 football games this weekend. Done 2. Spread a soil and sand mix on the lawn for levelling. Done 3. Create AI prompts to generate some of the weekly stats reports for efficiency and compare to manual reports. Done the ones I was thinking of and finding more to automate.

I don't think it's much different than before AI. Everyone bought software before that would "do everything" for them. Software was so popular because people didn't want to think and learn. No different now. Building a website? AI doesn't know the latest and greatest strategies and will apply the older most common strategies that may now hurt your ranking. You may also figure out something that is not generally known and want your AI to follow that strategy. If you know enough to tell it to make the changes, then you'll be ok. AI is a great research partner but it still takes experience and knowledge to guide it correctly.

This reminds me of the webinar that Laura did about blocking your calendar and that I just couldn't work out the basics. Your notes make this process very easy to work on. Will work on it more in my focus block tomorrow morning.

Looking good Dorn. 1. In the list of businesses (full or filtered), it would be nice to see the star rating of each as an aid for selection since you're grabbing it for the full listing. (Could also help for selling rep services) 2. I'm not sure about having a link to the website on the listing cards. I think it would do you more to have it go to the full listing and they can click from there. should help with getting some activity on the site instead of search and gone. 3. I personally would want more definition for each of the cards on a page. They tend to get lost together being the same color as the page. Perhaps consider using the larger image for the business, like you have for Tie Dye full listing. Very useful if you are trying to find a business that you know but have forgotten the name. 4. The database should hold the phone number in the appropriate format so that you don't get strings of 10 digits. 3 - 3 - 4 since that is the format for the city. Easier for the person reading and immediately recognizing it. This could be a setting for the site for outside of North America. 5. On the full listing, I see phone, address, website and email. I would add to this optional other contact methods that will display if filled in. 6. How about social pages list. Fill it in and it displays on the full listing with the appropriate platform symbol. 7. One of the things I look for when searching for businesses is how close they are to me. I realize that can be a hard thing to incorporate using geo location. Currently the search results have a little G map at the bottom. This is ok for the 5 listings on the site but would prefer to see a larger version for when it gets crowded with listings. Also you might want to make the map zoom an adjustable entry. 8. Because I'm more apt to click buttons and ignore menu systems, I kept clicking the business category buttons below the search bar. Took me a minute to understand that those are setup as filters for the search in the search bar but because they are so visible, I went right to them and thought they weren't working. LOL 9. When I click the Explore Businesses button on the hero section, I am not sure that many visitors would want to know if the listings were free, premium or featured. I think they would most likely want to narrow by business category after hitting that button. 10. I know you have the buttons for website and view details on each card. Some people will naturally click on the business name, logo or image. I would suggest making them clickable as well. If you decide to remove the website button from suggestion 2, you could make the whole card clickable. 11. I would like to see the header being static instead of the back to top button. Makes the next selection immediately available instead of having to make that click. 12. I think having something similar to a Google post type area on the full listing would be cool where the business could have offers, their own events, updates, etc. Then have a box where you could click to get updates on your favorite stores. Of course, if they are not signed in, it would ask them to and also ask to register if they already haven't. Should help to collect more community connections. 13. Ticketmaster sends out periodic lists of upcoming events. If a retail customer registers with you, you could send those out every so often if there is something new. Maybe include lists of garage sales as that might generate new events more often.

This Week: 1. Prep for auditing 4 football games this weekend. 2. Spread a soil and sand mix on the lawn for levelling 3. Create AI prompts to generate some of the weekly stats reports for efficiency and compare to manual reports. Last Week: Dealing with personal issues and building a 30' x 4' garden, fill with 3 yards of soil and get the plants in the ground before the heat wave hit.