Winning With AI Comes to Atlanta for One Night

Ask ten Atlanta owners what ate their week and you get the same answer in ten different accents. Messages to return. A lead that went quiet. A quote to write up. Marketing that never got posted. Four emails to set one meeting. For one evening in Atlanta, all of that gets taken apart on stage in plain language. Pre-register and the date lands with you first.

Coming soon to Atlanta, GA. The date and venue are not set yet. Pre-register to be the first alerted when they are.

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What is the seminar in Atlanta, GA?

• One evening in Atlanta, in person, with no recording afterward.
• Any small business in the metro is welcome, from inside the Connector out past 285.
• $49 early bird while seats last, with the registration fee refunded if you say before leaving that it was not right for you.
• Plain language the whole way through. Nothing to install, nothing to study first.
• No course and no subscription when the night ends. The steps are yours to keep.
• The Atlanta date has not been announced. Pre-register and you hear it before it goes public.

What does the evening in Atlanta actually cover?

A single night in an Atlanta room, with every step typed out where the back row can read it. Nobody stands up and predicts the next five years.

What gets worked through is the writing that already fills your week. The question somebody sends before choosing who to hire. The follow up on the third day that nobody got to. Rough notes turned into a proposal. Six weeks of marketing drafted in one pass. The four message chain about when to meet. The same intake form, checklist, and set of instructions, typed again.

And the other half of the subject, which is what to keep away from it. A price is your call. The conversation with a customer who is furious stays yours as well. Anything that goes out in public under your name stays yours. The tool writes drafts, not decisions.

Is AI worth it for a small business in Atlanta, Georgia?

A seat is $49 early bird while they last. Sit through the evening, and if it was not right for you, say so before you leave the room and your registration fee comes back.

In Atlanta the problem is rarely willingness. It is that the day is already spoken for. An hour on the Connector between two appointments. An estimate written after eight because the afternoon went to the road. A month with nothing posted. A standard document rebuilt from memory because nobody kept the last one.

The evening hands that stack to something built for it, and leaves everything that needs a person where it is. You carry the steps out on paper. That is the end of the transaction.

Why is this AI seminar built for Atlanta businesses?

Anyone running a business in the metro can sit down, whether the address is Midtown or Sandy Springs or a strip center off Buford Highway. Trade has nothing to do with it.

A remodeling crew working Grant Park bungalows. A takeout counter on Memorial Drive. A barbershop in the West End. A lawn company covering Smyrna and Vinings. A two person bookkeeping office in Chamblee. A gym off the BeltLine. A cleaning company running Buckhead condos. A dental office in Duluth. A nonprofit in Old Fourth Ward. An agent showing Kirkwood listings. A repair shop in Doraville. Somebody shipping orders out of a College Park garage. The paperwork is identical across all of them.

Which is why nothing makes the stage unless it works for all of them. A step that only pays off for one line of work does not get shown.

What do Atlanta attendees walk away with?

• Answer while they are still deciding. Atlanta customers check two or three options before they commit. Ready answers to the questions you hear constantly mean yours is the reply already sitting on their phone.
• Follow up that survives a busy week. The lead from Tuesday is unattended, not lost. You will see follow up set up once so it runs through a packed week and a slow one without you touching it.
• From notes to a proposal before you drive back. A voice note in a parking lot or a page of handwriting becomes a written quote in your wording, out the door before you are back inside 285.
• A batch instead of a blank page. Sit down once and one idea comes back as weeks of emails, posts, and offers. The work turns into reading a batch and approving it.
• Kill the four message thread. Picking a time is the most avoidable back and forth in a small business, and in this metro it costs more because a wrong slot means a wrong hour on the road. There is a simple fix.
• The forms and the boilerplate. Checklists, summaries, instructions for a new hire, the standard letter you rewrite monthly. Written properly once, then reused.
• The parts that stay yours. Pricing, an unhappy customer, anything published in your name. The evening says so plainly and shows what breaks when those get handed off.

Who is the Atlanta seminar for?

How does a live seminar compare with free videos and an online course?

What is Atlanta, GA actually like?

Atlanta is really a few dozen towns that share highways. A Little Five Points shop lives on foot traffic. A crew based in Marietta lives on drive time. An office in Perimeter Center may never have a customer walk in.

The common tax is distance. Twelve miles here can be twenty minutes or an hour and there is no way to know at eight in the morning. A wreck on 285 takes an afternoon. Pollen in April and one bad ice day in January each pull the schedule apart. So the work that can be finished in writing, from wherever you are sitting, is worth more here than in a city you can cross in ten minutes.

That is the frame for the whole evening. Nothing gets shown that you could not have running before the next morning.

How Atlanta businesses are using AI right now

None of this is a preview. A lot of small businesses across the metro already do pieces of it, and almost none of them have anybody technical on staff.

A four truck electrical outfit stopped writing estimates at night, because the notes get dictated in the driveway and come back as a written estimate in the owner's own words, read over once and sent. A Decatur boutique that used to post whenever somebody remembered now drafts a month of emails and posts in a single sitting, cuts what does not sound right, and schedules the rest. A small firm in Midtown that had one employee retyping the same client instructions every week wrote them once and stopped. A caterer works from a phone call to a written quote before the next call comes in.

The shape is the same in each case. Typing moved. Judgment did not. Pricing, the difficult conversation, and anything public still belong to the person who knows the customer.

Who teaches the Atlanta seminar?

Mike Filsaime has spent 25 years building companies, including Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar. What he has built for a living is software small businesses use to run ordinary work, which means he has watched owners pick up new tools from close range rather than from a distance.

He teaches in plain English and nothing else. No acronyms, no assumed vocabulary, no screen of settings that would need a translator. The examples get worked live at the front of the room, so people see the typing, the wording, and the result instead of a description of them.

In Atlanta he takes the same approach, using the kind of backlog an owner off Peachtree or out past Marietta actually has open on a Tuesday afternoon.

What do people who have seen this say about it?

When is the seminar coming to Atlanta?

We have not set the Atlanta date yet. Pre-register and you will be the first to know when we do, before seats go on sale to everyone else.

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Where does the Atlanta evening sit in the wider program?

The Atlanta room is one stop on the Winning With AI program, the touring live AI seminar Mike Filsaime teaches one evening at a time in cities across the United States. Same teacher, same demonstrations, same money-back guarantee in every city; the examples change to match the businesses in the room.

Which other Georgia cities have a seminar page?

• Savannah, GA

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