One Evening of Winning With AI in Minneapolis

Start with the quote you have not written, add the four messages waiting since Friday, and put a month of unwritten marketing underneath. That is the stack this Minneapolis evening takes apart on stage, in plain words. Pre-register and the date reaches your inbox first.

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What is the seminar in Minneapolis, MN?

• A single Minneapolis evening, in person, with nothing recorded to watch later.
• Small businesses of all kinds across the Twin Cities are welcome, inside the 494 loop or well beyond it.
• $49 early bird while seats last, and the fee comes back if the night missed for you.
• Plain language from beginning to end, with no setup required beforehand.
• Nothing gets sold at the close. No course, no subscription, no upsell.
• The Minneapolis date is not out yet. Pre-register and you learn it early.

What does the evening in Minneapolis actually cover?

There is no deck to sit through. Every step is performed live on a screen in a Minneapolis room, at a pace that lets the back rows keep up.

What gets worked is the writing already on your plate. The question that arrives at nine on a Sunday. The estimate request from last week that went silent. Notes from a site visit that must become a proposal. A month of emails and posts nobody wrote. A scheduling thread six deep. The same instructions typed out fresh again.

The limits get equal time. Pricing is a decision that has to stay with you. The conversation with an angry customer stays with you. Anything public under your name stays with you. These tools draft and nothing more.

Is AI worth it for a small business in Minneapolis, Minnesota?

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

Wanting to fix this is common across the Twin Cities. Having a free hour is not. A trip from Northeast out to Eden Prairie and back is most of an afternoon. January takes days off the board without warning. The fair and the short summer book solid, and the paperwork gets pushed to eleven at night.

This evening moves the written load somewhere better and leaves every judgment call with you. Steps on paper, and nothing chasing you afterward.

Why is this AI seminar built for Minneapolis businesses?

Trade is not how the room gets divided. A storefront in the North Loop, a crew running out to Bloomington, an office off Lake Street, one evening for each.

A gutter crew working Longfellow bungalows. A diner on Nicollet. A salon in Uptown. A landscaping and plow company covering Edina and Richfield. A two person bookkeeping office in Northeast. A gym in Lyn Lake. A cleaning company running St. Paul. A dental office in St. Louis Park. A nonprofit in Cedar Riverside. An agent listing homes in Linden Hills. A tire shop on Central Avenue. Somebody boxing online orders in a Columbia Heights garage. The written work reads the same across every one.

That sets the standard for the stage. If a step only pays off for one kind of business, it does not make the evening.

What do Minneapolis attendees walk away with?

• Reply before the customer picks someone else. A question sent Sunday morning gets settled by Sunday night. Prepared answers put yours in front of them first.
• Follow up that survives a busy week. Silence from a lead is not a decision. The sequence gets set once and then it works without you.
• Site notes into a proposal. What you wrote at the property turns into a proposal a customer can read, in your own words, without giving up a night to type it.
• Marketing for the month, drafted together. Everything you meant to send gets written in one pass, then edited until it sounds like your business.
• Close the scheduling thread in one message. Setting a time by text takes five exchanges and still misses. A plain method to do it in one gets shown.
• Documents you reuse, written properly once. Summaries, checklists, instructions, the form you rebuild constantly. Done one time and pulled off the shelf.
• The work that stays yours. Prices, difficult customers, anything public with your name attached. The evening marks the line and says why.

Who is the Minneapolis seminar for?

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

What is Minneapolis, MN actually like?

Minneapolis sits on the Mississippi with St. Paul across the river and the chain of lakes on the south side. Downtown gets around by skyway for half the year. Bloomington, Edina, St. Louis Park, and everything else out to the 494 loop gets around by drive time.

Everyone here works around the same two seasons. A single winter storm can wipe out a whole day and push work indoors for months. The short summer fills up solid and leaves no time at the desk. Crossing from Northeast Minneapolis to the far southwest suburbs twice in a day takes longer than the mileage suggests. Anything you can close out from your phone between stops is worth real money here.

The evening was built around that reality. Nothing on screen needs anything past the phone and computer you already have.

How Minneapolis businesses are using AI right now

None of this is speculation about the future. Businesses around the Twin Cities already run parts of it, most with nobody technical on the payroll.

A four person gutter crew stopped writing estimates after dinner, because the measurements get dictated in the alley and come back written in the owner's own wording, checked once, sent. A shop on Hennepin that posted whenever somebody remembered now writes a month of posts and emails in one sitting. A two person office that rebuilt the same client instructions weekly wrote them properly one time. A repair shop in Roseville answers its most frequent questions with written replies prepared before the next call arrives.

The pattern is the same in each case. Keyboard hours went away and the judgment stayed put. Pricing, hard conversations, and anything public are still the owner's.

Who teaches the Minneapolis seminar?

Mike Filsaime has 25 years of building companies behind him, and that run produced Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar. Small businesses use all four to handle the ordinary work of the day.

The way he teaches is plain English. No acronyms, no vocabulary taken for granted. Rather than explain what a tool does, he opens it and does the work on screen, the wording too, while the room follows along.

For Minneapolis he begins with the sort of pile a Twin Cities owner has waiting on the desk, and works it live instead of describing what it would look like.

What do people who have seen this say about it?

When is the seminar coming to Minneapolis?

We have not set the Minneapolis 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 Minneapolis evening sit in the wider program?

The Minneapolis room is one stop on Winning With AI live seminars, 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 Minnesota cities have a seminar page?

• Rochester, MN

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