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Hi, I’m Andrew Laws, founder of Business Amplifier and Yeseo. I’m glad you’re here. This community is about helping each other grow with clarity and confidence. Start Here - General Discussion: Say hello, share your goals, wins, or something fun. - Q&A + Support: Ask questions so everyone can learn from the answers. - Tech News: Only the useful stuff, no noise. - Announcements: Updates on new tools and events. Classroom - Growth Audit: A quick 2–3 minute check of your marketing confidence. - Growth Engine: Full training for members, first lesson free. - Business Manifesto: Create a powerful statement for your business. - Strategy Vault: Easy tools like OKRs, SWOT, and content prompts. - Podcast Extra: Exclusive takeaways and action steps. We’ll keep adding new resources based on what you ask for. This is not a top-down guru space. It’s a place to share, learn, and grow together. Welcome aboard, let’s get started. P.S. Please click the 'Poke me in the socials' link on the right to connect with me on LinkedIn
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I’ve thrown a grenade on LinkedIn and would value this group’s thinking
I’ve just posted something publicly that I suspect this room will have stronger opinions on than most. The question is simple: What is the difference between “Tech” and “Digital”? Not from an industry textbook perspective but from how the terms are actually being used in policy, funding, business support and transformation conversations. I’m increasingly convinced we use them interchangeably… and that it’s causing strategic blur for many of us. Rather than recreate the debate here, I’d genuinely value this group wading into the LinkedIn thread so the conversation is visible to a wider audience. Especially if you disagree with me! Here’s the post Would appreciate you sharpening it publicly.
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Can I get first-impression opinions on this please?
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2026: My Data Driven Year
Happy New Year 🎉 I’ve kicked off 2026 with a question that’s been quietly plaguing me for years, and I’ve decided this is the year I properly tackle it. I’m spending a lot more time looking at how businesses use their data not just the obvious, structured stuff, but the less visible signals, behaviours, and patterns that influence outcomes and value. This year, I want to make 2026 my year of data and I’m doing that by starting some open, honest conversations about something I don’t think we talk about enough: How do we measure the fiscal value of the digital assets inside a business? I’ve shared my thinking in a LinkedIn post and I’d really value your perspectives there particularly from different sectors, business sizes, and lived experiences. If you’ve ever: - suspected valuable data exists in your business but isn’t being used - struggled to connect digital activity to commercial outcomes - or wondered whether you’re sitting on more value than you realise …your insight would genuinely help shape this conversation. Here’s the post 👉 Link Help me make 2026 the year I finally start answering this question and hopefully help a few businesses along the way too.
The ChatGPT app store is open for business, have you had a look yet?
This is something that probably won't come as a surprise to people who have been keeping an eye on the world of AI, but ChatGPT has now opened its own app store. This has kind of blown my mind a bit, but connecting chat-style AIs to other bits of software is going to be a massive thing next year. Have you had a look yet? Does it excite you or make you roll your eyeballs?
The ChatGPT app store is open for business, have you had a look yet?
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