Winning With AI, One Night in Boise
Ask anyone running a business between the Foothills and Nampa where the day went and you get the same answer twice. Half of it went to Eagle Road and Chinden. The other half went to typing. This evening is only about the second half. Replying to people, chasing the ones who went quiet, writing the estimate, writing the marketing, landing on a time, rebuilding the same form again. Pre-register and the Boise date reaches you first.
Coming soon to Boise, ID. 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 Boise, ID?
Winning With AI is a live, in person seminar coming to Boise, open to owners, managers, and staff from every kind of small business in the city and across the Treasure Valley, whether that is a storefront on 8th Street, a crew working jobs out in Kuna, a two person office on Vista, or one person handling all of it from a spare bedroom in Meridian. Mike Filsaime spends the night on the paperwork side of a business, the part that looks the same whatever you sell: answering the questions customers ask, following up so leads do not go cold, turning notes into quotes, estimates, and proposals, producing marketing in batches, cutting the back and forth over scheduling, and clearing routine written admin. Early bird seats are $49 while they last, with a money back guarantee. Nothing to code, nothing to decode, no background required, and nothing for sale when it ends. The Boise date is not announced yet, so pre-registration is open.
- A single evening, in person, in Boise. You are done when the night is done.
- Any small business qualifies, from a downtown storefront to a Nampa work crew to a one person shop in Eagle.
- $49 early bird while seats last. Attend, and if it is not right for you, say so before you leave the room and the registration fee is refunded.
- Taught in ordinary words. No code on the screen, no jargon, nothing to install ahead of time.
- Nothing sold at the end. No course, no subscription, no pitch in the lobby.
- No Boise date on the calendar yet. Pre-registered names hear it first, venue included.
What does the evening in Boise actually cover?
The night is a working session, not a talk about where technology is headed. Somebody builds the thing on a screen at the front of the room, slowly enough that you can write down what they did.
The material is the writing your business already does. The question a customer asks before choosing who to call. The follow up on day four that nobody got to. A page of jobsite notes turned into an estimate. Six weeks of emails and posts written in one sitting. The scheduling thread that runs eight messages long. The intake form, the checklist, the instructions you retype for every new hire.
The evening also draws a line. Pricing is yours to set. A tense call with an unhappy customer is yours to take. Anything published under your name is yours to approve. Ask a tool for the first version, then decide for yourself.
Is AI worth it for a small business in Boise, Idaho?
$49 gets you in while early bird seats last. Sit through the whole thing, and if it turns out not to be for you, say so before you leave the room and your registration fee comes back.
Nobody in Boise is short on work ethic. The squeeze is time of day. Inquiries pile up while you are on a job in Kuna. Estimates get typed after ten. The posting goes quiet for a season. One appointment takes nine emails to set. The same form gets rebuilt because nobody saved the last one.
This evening takes that pile apart and hands you an order to work through it. What needs a person stays with the person, and the notes go home in your pocket.
Why is this AI seminar built for Boise businesses?
Look around a Boise chamber mixer and you get the whole spread. A framing crew working the new streets in Star. A breakfast spot off State. A barber in Hyde Park. A landscaper covering Eagle and the Bench. A two person bookkeeping office on Emerald. A gym off Ustick. A cleaning company running Meridian and Nampa. A dental office in Southeast Boise. A nonprofit downtown. An agent showing listings in Kuna. A repair shop on Fairview. Somebody boxing orders in a garage near the airport.
Every one of them writes quotes, answers questions, forgets a follow up, and retypes the same form. That overlap is the whole reason the evening works for a mixed room.
So nothing on the screen is aimed at one trade. If a demonstration only pays off for a single kind of business, it does not belong in a room like this and it gets left out.
What do Boise attendees walk away with?
- The reply that is sitting there at nine at night. People call two or three places before they pick one. If your common answers are already written, yours is the one on the screen when they look down.
- A follow up that runs without you. The lead from last Tuesday went quiet, not away. You watch one follow up get built and then left alone to do its job through a busy stretch and a dead one.
- Notes from the truck, quote out the door. Talk your jobsite notes into a phone in the driveway and read back an estimate in your own wording before you have driven back up the connector.
- A month of marketing in one pass. Take one thing you already know about your customers and turn it into weeks of emails, posts, and offers you read and approve in a single sitting.
- Shrink the scheduling thread. Eight messages to land on a time is normal and it should not be, especially when the job is out past Caldwell. There is a short version and you will see it done.
- Write the standard document once. The intake sheet, the checklist, the instructions for a new hire, the letter that goes out every month. Build it once, keep it, stop starting over.
- What to keep your hands on. Pricing, the tense phone call, anything published with your name on it. The night says plainly where a tool has no business being, and why.
Who is the Boise seminar for?
What owners across Boise, Meridian, and Nampa get out of the Boise evening
The line of work does not change the evening.
- Get estimates written before you get home
- Cover more inquiries without another paycheck on the books
- Walk out with three things to try first
What managers and front office staff get out of the Boise evening
You are the one who sees where the hours actually go.
- Drop the tasks you retype week after week
- Finish the same output with less screen time
- Bring back something the whole crew can use
What one and two person operations get out of the Boise evening
The desk work has your name on it either way.
- Answer people while your hands are full
- Stop losing leads to a follow up nobody made
- Take your evenings back from the paperwork
How does a live seminar compare with free videos and an online course?
| This live seminar | Free online videos | Self-paced AI course | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where you are | A room in Boise with other local owners in it | Your couch, late, alone | A tab you stopped opening in March |
| Who it is for | Every kind of small business in the Treasure Valley | Whoever the algorithm handed it to | A national sign up list |
| Asking your own question | Out loud that night, about your business | Type it in the comments and hope | A forum reply if one ever comes |
| Seeing the work done | Built in front of you, no steps skipped | Cut for watch time | Recorded before the tools changed |
| The next morning | You have notes and no bill coming | You have a watch history | You have a card on file |
What is Boise, ID actually like?
Boise is long rather than dense, and the shape of it shows up on every invoice. Downtown and Hyde Park live off people already on the sidewalk. A crew based in Garden City lives off the minutes between stops. An office out past Chinden may never meet a customer face to face.
The common ground is the drive. Eagle Road at the wrong hour turns a twelve minute hop into forty. The I-84 stretch in from Nampa backs up and takes an afternoon with it. August smoke and a January inversion both change what a crew can finish in a day. Anything that can be handled in writing is worth handling before you get in the truck.
That is why the night stays on things you can set up in one sitting, with no help and nothing to install.
How Boise businesses are using AI right now
This is already happening around the valley, quietly, and mostly by owners with no technical background.
A two truck heating and cooling outfit in Nampa used to lose the evening to estimates. Now the notes get talked into a phone in the driveway and come back written in the owner's own words, read over and sent before dinner. A florist on 8th keeps her common answers ready, so the question that lands at nine at night gets a reply at nine at night. A crew lead in Meridian wrote the week's work instructions once and reuses the file. A studio in South Boise wrote a season of emails in one afternoon and stopped dreading Mondays.
None of it took a consultant or a budget. It took somebody sitting down for one evening to find out which four or five things are worth doing.
Who teaches the Boise seminar?
The Boise evening is taught by Mike Filsaime. He spent 25 years building companies and created Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar.
He is known for one thing in particular: taking a tool that looks daunting the first time you open it and breaking it into steps an owner can follow without any technical background.
In Boise he works through each example on screen in front of the room. You see the steps in order, you ask about your own business out loud, and you leave with what you wrote down.
What do people who have seen this say about it?
Thank you for your incredible knowledge and insight. It made a powerful impact. I don't take anyone's time lightly, least of all someone with your level of marketing genius.
He'll not only make it simple, he'll make it very profitable.
When I saw what Winning With AI could do, I knew we had to move fast. Work that used to drag out for three months now gets delivered by my team in two or three days.
I'm a tougher critic, but Winning With AI blew me away. One idea showed me how to save thousands of dollars a month.
When is the seminar coming to Boise?
We have not set the Boise date yet. Pre-register and you will be the first to know when we do, before seats go on sale to everyone else.
Pre-register for the seminar in Boise
What do people in Boise ask about the seminar?
Is there a date set for the Boise seminar?
Not yet. Pre-registration is open on this page, and pre-registered names get the Boise date and venue before it goes public, with the early bird price held while seats last.
Where in Boise would it be held?
The room is not locked yet. It will be somewhere you can reach from downtown, Meridian, or Nampa without a long fight on I-84, and pre-registered attendees see the address first.
Is the Boise seminar aimed at particular trades?
No. A framing crew, a cafe, a salon, a gym, a repair shop, a landscaper, a cleaning company, an accountant, a law office, a dental or medical office, a nonprofit, an online seller, a real estate agent, a one person operation. The subject is the paperwork all of them have in common, so nobody in the room has an edge.
What does a Boise seat cost?
Early bird seats are $49 while they last. Attend, and if it is not right for you, say so before you leave the room and your registration fee is refunded.
I am not a technical person. Will I keep up in Boise?
Yes. Nobody writes code and nobody talks over your head. If you can send an email and use a phone, nothing in the Boise room will lose you.
What gets covered at the Boise evening?
Six ordinary jobs get worked through in front of you: the questions customers ask before they choose, follow up that keeps running on its own, notes turned into a quote or proposal, marketing written in batches, scheduling cut down to one message, and the routine written admin nobody likes. It also marks off the work that stays human, which is what you charge, the difficult call, and anything with your name on it in public.
Who is teaching the Boise evening?
Mike Filsaime, who put 25 years into building companies including Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar. He teaches this without one technical term.
Is anything sold at the end of the Boise seminar?
No. When the night is over you keep your notes and that is the end of it. No course, no subscription, no follow on program.
Can I bring an employee with me in Boise?
Yes, and it is often smarter. The person who answers your phone or writes your quotes is the one who will use these steps, so bring them along.
Where does the Boise evening sit in the wider program?
The Boise room is one stop on the Winning With AI seminar, 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 Idaho cities have a seminar page?
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