Local business owners keep asking me whether AI is sending them any customers. Here is the check I run first. Ten minutes, no tools, no code. 1. Open a temporary chat, logged out if you can, so your own history does not bias the answer. Ask it the way a customer would: "best emergency plumber in [city]", then "who should i call for a water heater leak in [city] tonight". 2. Write down every business it names and what it cites. Usually directories, map listings and review pages, almost never the business's own website. 3. Run those same two prompts once a week and keep the answers in a note. The list moves around, so one screenshot proves nothing. If the business never gets named, the gap is almost never the website design. The order I would fix it in: Google Business Profile first. Every category and every service filled in, written in the words customers actually use instead of industry words. Then reviews that name the service and the city. You get those by asking for them specifically, not by asking for "a review". Then one plain page per service, with the customer's question as the heading and the answer in the first two sentences. Last, the business name, address and phone identical everywhere they appear, character for character. AI reads the copies of a business more than the business itself, and when the copies disagree it skips you. What does AI say when you ask it for the best in your category and city?

Went through the GPT-6 Astra launch a couple hours after the Twitter post: the launch page, the benchmark chart, the developer video, and the use cases. You walk away with which parts of the launch matter if you cannot code, and the one test to run the day your account gets it. Download: the Astra one-pager, what it does now and what is still on you, in Video Downloads. What is the one boring task in your industry you would hand Astra first, and who pays to get it done today?

Set up the new shared Claude memory in about 5 minutes, imported everything from Claude Code, and hooked up Fireflies so it pulls sales call notes in on its own. Grabbed the setup as a one-pager in Video Downloads if you want to copy it exactly. What is the one fact about your business you are sick of retyping into every new chat? Drop it below.

My carousels get made by a Claude Code skill now, inside my own Figma templates. I have no idea how to design. I pick the topic and give feedback, and Claude does the rest. I show the six jobs it took over, how to set it up from zero, a live run from an old video to a scheduled post, and what one carousel costs me: about $6. Download: the WeAreNoCode Claude Design System, the same carousel skill I use plus the anti-slop skill and the setup guide, attached below and in Video Downloads.

Went through the full DevDay keynote a couple of hours after it ended: Dots, GPT-6.1 Sol, Ultrafast, the office suite inside ChatGPT, and plugin extensions for builders. I break down what each one does in plain English, who gets it today, and why ten years in one industry still puts you in the best spot to make money from it. Download: the DevDay cheat sheet, all 25 launches plus three starting prompts for your first dot, attached below and in Video Downloads. Which launch are you trying first? Drop it below.