Winning With AI Rolls Into Nebraska
Sit down next to a plumber, a florist, a bookkeeper, and somebody selling online out of a spare bedroom. Different businesses, same stack of unanswered messages and unfinished paperwork. One evening on handing the repetitive half of it to AI.
What is the seminar in Nebraska?
Winning With AI is a single live evening built for Nebraska business owners in any line of work, whether you run a repair crew in Omaha, a salon in Lincoln, a restaurant in Grand Island, a law or dental office in Kearney, a cleaning company in Norfolk, or a nonprofit working across the state. You leave knowing how to put AI on customer replies, follow up that would otherwise go cold, quotes and proposals, marketing produced in batches, scheduling, and routine written admin. It is taught in plain English, there is no coding, and there is no course or subscription waiting at the end.
- Nebraska holds about 2 million people, and roughly half of them live in the Omaha and Lincoln metro areas.
- I-80 runs the length of the state beside the Platte River, tying Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Island, Kearney, and North Platte into one corridor.
- Omaha's Old Market, Blackstone, Benson, and Dundee districts each carry their own cluster of independent shops, kitchens, and studios.
- Outside the two metros, most towns are served by a handful of local businesses, so word travels fast and a slow reply gets noticed.
Which cities in Nebraska have a seminar page?
- Lincoln, NE · Coming soon. Pre-register to hear first.
- Omaha, NE · Coming soon. Pre-register to hear first.
What happens on the night in Nebraska?
It runs one night, about three hours, in person. Nothing to install before you arrive and no recording to catch up on later. You watch the work get done on screen and copy down the parts that match your own week.
The room is mixed on purpose. Contractors, shop owners, restaurant and bar owners, salon and gym owners, cleaners, landscapers, real estate agents, accountants, law and dental offices, nonprofit directors, online sellers, small agencies, and people who are the entire company. Every one of them answers customers and writes things down, so the same tools land the same way.
Mike Filsaime runs the evening. Twenty five years of building companies sits behind it, Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar among them, and he keeps the language plain and works each example live rather than describing it from a slide.
How business actually works in Nebraska
Nebraska's commerce lines up along the Platte. Interstate 80 and the Union Pacific main line run together from Omaha west through Lincoln, Grand Island, Kearney, and North Platte, and most business activity in the state sits within a short drive of that corridor.
Omaha and Lincoln hold about half the population between them. The independent districts there, Old Market and Blackstone and Benson on the Omaha side, the Haymarket and O Street in Lincoln, run on foot traffic and repeat customers, while Papillion, Bellevue, and the western Omaha suburbs add newer commercial strips built around parking lots.
Head north or west and the pattern changes. Norfolk, Columbus, Scottsbluff, and the communities out in the Sandhills are each served by a small number of businesses, often family run, often with the owner doing the books at the kitchen table after closing. Long distances between towns and hard winters make a fast, clear reply worth more than a polished website.
How Nebraska businesses use AI right now
Customer questions come first. A Lincoln repair shop fields the same fifteen questions every week about price ranges, turnaround, and whether they work on a particular model. AI drafts those answers once in the shop's voice, then reuses and adjusts them as the questions arrive.
Follow up is second. A real estate agent in Papillion has forty people who asked about a listing three weeks ago and never heard back. AI writes each of those notes individually, referencing what that person actually asked, and the agent reviews them in one batch and sends.
Then the written work. Notes from a walkthrough become a proposal with a scope and line items. A month of posts and one email get produced in a sitting. A long thread becomes four lines of what needs a decision. New hire instructions, checklists, and standard letters get drafted instead of postponed. Booking stops taking six messages, because one reply can offer times and lock one in.
The evening is equally clear about what to keep away from these tools. Pricing calls stay yours. A refund argument or an angry customer gets a real conversation, not a draft. Anything carrying the business name in public, a review reply, an ad, a statement, gets a person's eyes on it before it goes out.
What do Nebraska attendees take home?
- A repeatable way to clear the backlog. The questions you answer over and over get drafted for you, in your own wording, ready to skim and send. The pile stops growing while you are out working.
- Follow up that still goes out on your busiest week. Old inquiries get individual notes that reference what each person asked about. You approve a batch instead of writing forty messages you keep meaning to write.
- Notes in, proposal out. Walkthrough notes or a voice memo turn into a written proposal with a scope description and line items. The numbers stay your call. The document assembles around them.
- Marketing built in batches instead of daily scrambling. A month of posts, a newsletter, and a promotion get produced in one block of time. The quiet Tuesday is when the busy month gets written.
- The paperwork nobody wants to touch. Summaries, checklists, procedures, and standard documents get drafted from a short description of what you need. What used to wait until after closing gets done at the desk.
- Attend, then decide in the room. Early-bird pricing is $49 while seats are available. Sit through the evening, and if it does not fit your business, tell us before you leave the room and the registration fee is refunded.
What do people who have seen this say about it?
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.
I had no coding experience. No technical background. Nothing. After seeing how to use AI in plain English, I built software and workflows that completely changed my company.
My project lead was wearing too many hats, and the team felt it. This one event showed us how AI could take that work off people's plates. The impact on our sanity has been massive.
What do people in Nebraska ask about the seminar?
Which Nebraska city will host Winning With AI, and has a date been announced?
Nothing is on the Nebraska calendar yet. Pre-registering puts you at the front of the list for the announcement and holds the $49 early-bird rate for you.
Is the Omaha and Lincoln material only relevant to certain trades?
No, and that is deliberate. Everything demonstrated sits underneath the business, in the answering, quoting, following up, marketing, scheduling, and writing that a landscaper, a dental office, a taqueria, and a nonprofit all do the same way.
I have never opened an AI tool. Will I be lost at the Nebraska session?
You need no background at all. Everything runs in a normal web browser, nothing gets installed, and no step calls for a developer or an IT person. Mike works each example on screen slowly enough to copy down.
What if the Nebraska evening turns out not to be worth the ticket?
Then you say so on the spot. Tell us before you leave the room and the registration fee is refunded, with no form to mail and no waiting period.
Is a program or subscription sold at the end of the Nebraska seminar?
None is. Nobody gets pitched a course or a monthly tool at the back of the room. You go home with methods you can run yourself using tools you can already reach.
Where do the Nebraska dates sit in the wider program?
Every Nebraska 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. The teacher, the demonstrations, and the money-back guarantee are the same in every city; the examples change to match the businesses sitting in the room.