Many of you on the live stream today were asking about a template for the Hormozi $100M Money Models GPT. You can use the link below to import it into your AskSpot account. IMPORT LINK 🔥 Enjoy!

Let's refine a powerful strategy for your real estate agent clients. The goal is to build a tool that makes them the undisputed local expert, but let's do it in the most seamless, conversational way possible by leveraging the full power of the Spotlight's AI. I'm calling it the "AI Neighborhood Matchmaker." The Problem We're Solving: A potential home buyer, whether they're new to the city or a local resident, doesn't just want a list of houses. They want to find a neighborhood that matches their lifestyle. Zillow can't tell them the "vibe" of a community, but a great agent can. This Spotlight will clone that agent's knowledge. The Solution: A Purely Conversational AI GuideYou're going to build a Spotlight that doesn't just answer questions—it asks them. It will act as a virtual consultant, guiding the user through a discovery process to find their perfect neighborhood. Here’s the "magic trick" you can set up for them: 1. You capture the agent's expertise. You interview the agent and create a detailed source document that profiles each key neighborhood, its lifestyle, schools, parks, and the type of person who loves living there. 2. You build the "Neighborhood Matchmaker" Spotlight. This becomes a free tool promoted on their website and social media with a compelling headline: "Which [Your City] Neighborhood Is Right For You? Chat with Our AI Expert to Find Out." 3. You craft the "Master Prompt" (AI Config Tab). This is the entire engine of the experience. You are programming the AI to be a consultant by giving it a clear, step-by-step script within the System Prompt itself. The Prompt: (You should obviously make this your own) "You are a friendly and knowledgeable real estate expert for [Your City]. Your goal is to help the user find the perfect neighborhood for their lifestyle. Follow this exact process: Start by asking: 'To find your perfect neighborhood, I'm going to ask you just three quick questions about your lifestyle. Ready?' Question 1: 'First, what's your ideal Saturday morning: a quiet walk in a park, a bustling farmer's market, or a hip coffee shop?'

Let's talk about a huge opportunity you have with one specific type of client: The local business owner who is the brand. Think about the passionate chef, the stylish boutique owner, the seasoned contractor with 30 years of stories, or the financial advisor who is a pillar of the community. Their greatest marketing asset isn't their logo or their website; it's their personal expertise and their story. The Problem: They are sitting on a goldmine of content, but they have zero time or desire to write blog posts, create videos, or manage a complex social media presence. They're experts at their craft, not at being content creators. This is a problem you can solve in a single afternoon with Askspot. You can offer them something truly unique: an "AI 'Ask the Founder'" Content Hub. This isn't just a chatbot. This is a system for turning your client's most valuable asset (their brain) into a 24/7, interactive content machine that works for them while they work on their business. Here’s the "magic trick" you can set up for them: 1. You Conduct a Single "Brain Dump" Interview.This is the core of the service. You schedule a single, one-hour recorded call with your client. You come prepared with a list of great questions designed to extract their wisdom: - "What's the biggest misconception about your industry?" - "What's the story behind how you started this business?" - "What's the one piece of advice you give every new customer?" - "Tell me about your most memorable project or proudest moment." 2. You Create their "Ask the Founder" Spotlight. You take the recording of that one hour interview and get it transcribed (services like Rev.com are perfect for this). Then, you feed that entire transcript into the Sources tab of a new Spotlight. The AI now thinks and talks with the authentic voice, stories, and opinions of your client. 3. You Design the Experience. The Spotlight page features a great, professional photo of the owner. The headline is simple and powerful: "Ask Me Anything." The welcome message in the chat says:

Let's talk about an industry that's ready for a high tech upgrade and an easy sell for you: The local liquor or wine store. Here's a scene that happens a hundred times a day in every one of these stores. A customer walks in, full of good intentions. They want to host a party or try making a new cocktail. They confidently grab a bottle of gin... and then they stop. They stand in the aisle, looking at the rows of bitters, syrups, and liqueurs, completely lost. - "What else do I need for a Negroni?" - "How do I make a good whiskey sour?" - "I want to make a fun punch for my party, but I have no idea where to start." So what happens? They get intimidated, grab a bottle of tonic water, and leave. Your client just missed out on selling them three to four additional high margin items. Now, what if you could CLONE a master mixologist and put them in every aisle of that store, ready to give perfect recipes and complete shopping lists, 24/7? With the Spotlight feature, you can. You're not just selling them a tool; you're selling them a system to increase the size of every single sale. Here’s the "magic trick" you can build for them: 1. You capture the recipes. You don't need to be a bartender. You just need to source classic and modern cocktail recipes. You can find hundreds online. You'll train the AI on the ingredients, measurements, and instructions for each one. 2. You build their "At Home Mixologist" Spotlight. This becomes their interactive, in store guide. The Interface: You place QR codes in each main liquor aisle (The Whiskey Aisle, The Tequila Aisle, etc.) with a simple, enticing call to action: "Want to Make the Perfect Cocktail? Ask Our AI Mixologist."* The AI Config (The Secret Sauce): The prompt is key. You're not just asking for a recipe; you're asking for a shopping list. "You are a friendly, expert mixologist. The user will tell you what spirit they have or what cocktail they want to make. Your #1 job is to give them a complete shopping list of every single ingredient they will need, including fresh fruit or garnishes. After the list, provide the simple recipe instructions."

let's talk about one of the most valuable, time poor, and tech underserved professional groups out there: lawyers and attorneys. Their entire business model is based on one thing: billable hours. Every minute they spend on the phone with a potential client who isn't a good fit is money they are literally losing. This is their biggest operational headache. Their websites attract all sorts of inquiries, and they waste countless non-billable hours on discovery calls, asking the same qualifying questions over and over, only to find out: - The case is outside their practice area (e.g., a divorce query to a personal injury lawyer). - The case doesn't meet the basic legal threshold. - The person can't afford their services. This is a massive, expensive problem. And it's a problem you can solve for them with Askspot. Instead of pitching them "marketing" or a "chatbot," you're going to pitch them an "AI Case Intake & Client Qualifier." With the Spotlight feature (combined with the Flow), you can build them an intelligent, 24/7 AI paralegal that works as their front line, filtering every lead before it ever touches the attorney's calendar. Here’s the "magic trick" you can build and sell: 1. You map out their intake process. You sit down with the attorney and ask for their "knockout questions" the first 3 5 questions they ask on every call to see if a case is viable. For a Personal Injury lawyer: "When did the accident happen?" "Were you injured?" "Was a police report filed?" For a Family Law attorney: "Are you legally married?" "Do you have minor children?" "Do you and your spouse agree on the major issues?" 2. You build their "Confidential Case Intake" Spotlight.* First, you use the Flow Builder to create a guided path. This is key. It's not a chat; it's a smart, conversational form.* It starts with a welcome and a clear disclaimer. Then, it asks the knockout questions.* Using conditional logic within your flow, you can create branches. If a prospect's answer is an immediate disqualifier, the flow can politely guide them to a "Thank You" page with helpful resources (like the state bar association), without ever creating a task for the attorney.* If the prospect does qualify, the flow continues, gathering their contact information and the rest of the case details.