Thursday at 2pm PT we are building your first AI employee, live, together. Here is the event so you can add it to your calendar: https://www.skool.com/gpc/calendar?eid=f5ea2f7b2ea54e1abcca9fc889fd2db4 Most of us are still the assistant in our own business. The inbox never gets to zero, the calendar fills with things that should have been an email, and the work you actually started this business to do gets whatever is left over. Most weeks that is nothing. This one is hands on. We start with the real reason you are stuck, and it is not effort. Then the framework for a business AI can actually run. Then we install the thing together while you follow along, so you leave with a Claude assistant already doing part of your admin instead of a page of notes about it. Thursday, 2pm PT, ninety minutes. Bring the work you are tired of doing. The recording goes in the classroom afterward.

My name is Katie, I am a healthcare IT professional by day, and am launching the Disney planning app I always wanted (Wish Upon a Plan) by night. 😉 I work with parents and others who are planning their trips to Disney and provide them with one single place to store all of the details of their trip plans. My app is live, and I have some users using it, but I'm struggling with marketing and a social media marketing plan specifically. I didn't have the funds right now for paid ads. Any tips or suggestions from this group?

Growth shouldn’t mean more manual work. Automate leads, follow-ups, CRM, and booking with AI. That’s what I help businesses build behind the scenes. What would you automate first?

I’m doing SEO for a web design agency here in Nashville that’s doing something I thought might be useful to some of the small business owners here. They’ve created a done-for-you website option specifically for businesses that just need a professional presence online but either don’t have the budget for a traditional custom website yet or don’t want to spend their time learning Wix, Squarespace, or another DIY website builder. Their plans range from $10 to $30 per month, billed annually, and right now the setup fee is waived on the Starter plan and reduced on the higher-tier plans. The plans vary depending on how much content and functionality a business needs, but the overall idea is the same: give small businesses a professionally built website without requiring the owner to build it themselves. Depending on the plan, options can include things like contact forms with built-in spam filtering, service-area maps, photo galleries, additional content sections, booking or scheduling links, and domain management. I thought it was an unusually compelling middle ground between DIY website builders and spending thousands on a custom website, especially for newer or very small businesses that mainly need to establish a credible online presence. It’s called LeftField Local if anyone here happens to be looking for something like that. I’m happy to answer questions about what’s included since I’m working with them on the SEO side.

Getting more clients is great until fulfillment and daily tasks start slowing you down. That’s where better systems can make a difference. From GHL builds and automations to backend fulfillment and client support, the right setup can help you handle more without doing everything yourself. What’s the biggest bottleneck holding your growth back right now?