Winning With AI Pulls Into Louisville for One Night

Nobody opened a business because they wanted to type. Yet typing is what fills the hour after closing, and this Louisville evening takes that hour apart on stage, step by step, in words anybody can use. Pre-register now and you learn the date ahead of the announcement.

Coming soon to Louisville, KY. 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 Louisville, KY?

• One Louisville evening, live in the room, nothing recorded for later viewing.
• Small businesses of every type in the Louisville area are welcome, both sides of the Watterson.
• $49 early bird while seats last, refunded if you tell us before leaving that it missed.
• Plain language throughout, and no software to set up in advance.
• Nothing gets sold at the end. No course and no monthly charge.
• There is no Louisville date announced. Pre-register to hear it early.

What does the evening in Louisville actually cover?

Nobody stands there reading slides. Every step is carried out live on a screen in a Louisville room, slowly enough to be copied down.

What gets handled is the everyday writing. The question that shows up on a Sunday. The estimate request from ten days ago that went quiet. Notes from a walkthrough that need to become a proposal. A month of emails and posts nobody has touched. A scheduling thread going nowhere. The instruction sheet you retype for every new hire.

The second half of the lesson is about where to stop. Prices are a judgment call and they stay yours. The upset customer stays yours. Anything public with your name on it stays yours. These tools write drafts, and drafts are the limit.

Is AI worth it for a small business in Louisville, Kentucky?

Early bird seats are $49 while they last, and if the evening was not right for you, say so before leaving the room and the fee is refunded.

Nobody here needs convincing about any of this. They need an hour that is not already spoken for. A run from Shively out to Middletown and back is most of an afternoon. Derby week rearranges two weeks of everybody's calendar. A January ice day empties the schedule. The written work waits until the shop is dark.

This evening moves that load off your night and leaves every judgment call with you. Steps written down, nothing following you out the door.

Why is this AI seminar built for Louisville businesses?

There is no sorting by trade at the door. A shop in NuLu, a crew running out to Jeffersontown, an office on Frankfort Avenue, all in the same evening.

A gutter crew working Old Louisville porches. A lunch spot on Bardstown Road. A barbershop in Germantown. A landscaping outfit covering St. Matthews and Middletown. A two person tax office in Butchertown. A gym in the Highlands. A cleaning company running the East End. A dental office in Fern Creek. A nonprofit in Portland. An agent listing houses in Crescent Hill. A brake shop on Dixie Highway. Somebody filling online orders out of a basement in Okolona. Same written work in every one of those.

Which decides what earns stage time. If a step only pays for one type of business, it is not in the evening.

What do Louisville attendees walk away with?

• Get the reply out the same day. A question that lands Sunday afternoon gets decided Sunday night. Prepared answers mean yours arrives before that.
• Follow up that runs without a reminder. A lead who never heard back is not a lead who declined. Set the sequence once and it keeps going on its own.
• Walkthrough notes into a proposal. The notes from the site turn into something a customer can read, in your own wording, and it does not cost you the evening.
• A month of posts drafted at once. Everything you meant to publish gets written in one sitting, then cut back until it reads like your business.
• End the scheduling thread early. Four texts to pick a time is normal and still gets it wrong. There is a plain method to close it in one, and it gets shown.
• Write the repeat documents once. Checklists, summaries, instructions, the form you rebuild every month. Built one time, pulled off the shelf after.
• The parts to keep by hand. Pricing, angry customers, anything public under your name. The night marks that line and says why it is there.

Who is the Louisville seminar for?

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

What is Louisville, KY actually like?

Louisville sits on a bend in the Ohio River with southern Indiana across the bridges, and the city rings outward from downtown through the Watterson and again through the Gene Snyder. The old neighborhoods are walkable. Everything outside them is measured in minutes of driving.

The common thread is a calendar nobody fully controls. Spring brings a stretch where the whole city reschedules around one race. Winter takes days without asking. Crossing from the West End to the far East End twice in a day is a real cost. So work that can be closed out in writing, from a phone in a parking lot, buys back more time here than it would in a small town.

The evening was designed with that in mind. Nothing on screen needs anything more than the tools already on your desk.

How Louisville businesses are using AI right now

None of this sits in the future. Businesses across the Louisville area run pieces of it right now, and most have nobody technical working for them.

A four person gutter crew stopped building estimates after supper, because measurements get dictated at the curb and come back written up in the owner's own voice, checked once, sent out. A store on Baxter Avenue that posted whenever somebody thought of it now drafts a month of posts and emails in one sitting. A small office that rewrote the same client instructions weekly wrote them properly one time and stopped. A repair shop in Jeffersontown has written replies to its most frequent questions waiting before the phone rings again.

The shape repeats. Typing time gone, judgment untouched. Pricing, difficult calls, and anything public remain the owner's to make.

Who teaches the Louisville seminar?

Behind Mike Filsaime are 25 years of building companies. Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar came out of them, software small businesses lean on for the everyday running of things.

He teaches in plain English. No acronyms, nothing taken for granted. Instead of explaining a tool, he opens it and does the work on screen, the wording too, while the room watches.

For Louisville he takes the kind of backlog an owner in this city really has waiting, and works through it live instead of talking about the concept.

What do people who have seen this say about it?

When is the seminar coming to Louisville?

We have not set the Louisville 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 Louisville

Where does the Louisville evening sit in the wider program?

The Louisville room is one stop on Winning With AI with Mike Filsaime, 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 Kentucky cities have a seminar page?

• Lexington, KY

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