I don't say that lightly. The way local businesses get found, chosen and trusted is changing fast, and the agencies still selling the old playbook are going to feel it first. That's what today's Twin Turbos Live is all about: AI Brains. I can't make it today (so I've handed the mic to someone better looking!), so Dorn Brenton from Tie Dye Digital is jumping in with Brett. Dorn knows this stuff inside out, so you're in good hands. It's an open conversation for digital marketers, and they'll cover: - What an AI Brain actually is, in plain English - How they work day to day inside a real business - A look at how they're built - How they're packaged and offered to local businesses If you run an agency, freelance, or just want to know where this is all heading, jump on and bring your questions. Nothing's off limits. 📅 Today, 3pm CST / 4pm ET 📍 https://www.skool.com/live/gLWkzMbjwtD See you there!

Most AI lead generation funnels use an email gate to filter prospects, but anyone can create a Gmail account in 30 seconds. A verified Google Business Profile takes actual business paperwork, a real location, and phone verification. That friction is the point. Tire-kickers and students doing homework won't bother, but a roofing contractor with trucks and employees already has. The article shows agencies wasting $420 per month on 140 junk leads that were never going to convert, all because the gate let anyone through. Requiring GBP verification before you run the expensive AI report means you only spend money on businesses that have already proven they exist and care about being found on Google. https://blog.yalldigital.com/why-google-business-profile-verification-should-be-your-first-gate-in-ai-search-lead-generation/

We are no longer a digital marketing agency! We are NOT an AI Agency either…. Live Show cancelled This Friday! Why? ( Because I’m travelling !) What are we? Find out Next Friday! (No we won’t be selling anything! Yes u will want to do it too!)

I started building a new ai brain and after 3 days it has 7 personalities, is adhd and bipolar. Note: be careful when modeling yourself lol

Right now we're aiming for 1000 paying customers by Christmas, at a target price of $47 a month, fully automated, nobody touching delivery. That's the goal we're working toward. Friday we're showing you exactly how we're getting there, including the part where we got it wrong first. We started the way you'd expect: brainstorm the products, pick the best ones. AI visibility monitor, heat-map subscription, done-for-you posting. A full list. Brett killed it in one sentence: apart from one idea, none of it was exciting enough to an actual small business owner. Stalled. So we flipped it. Stopped asking what we could build and started asking what actually keeps a small business owner up at night: not knowing what AI is telling their customers about them, feeling overwhelmed by all of it, having already been burned by a tool that did nothing, watching competitors pull ahead with no idea how. Once we started from there instead of from our own toolbox, the pricing ladder built itself, mapped onto product we'd already shipped. No new build required. That's Friday's episode. The stall, the flip, the real competitor numbers we pulled before setting a single price, and where the ladder still has holes in it. Pricing isn't fully signed off. One tier has a cost problem we haven't solved. There's a contradiction in the plan we're naming, not hiding. That's not a rough cut we're cleaning up before we show you. That's the show. If you're 50 or over, looking at a side hustle or a bit more security heading into retirement, and AI still feels like something happening to other people, this is built for you. Two guys your own age, building the thing in real time, showing you where it's stuck as well as where it's working. 4pm ET / 3pm CT this Friday. Join the Skool community to watch it live.