Winning With AI, One Night for Reno Owners
By the time the last job is finished the sun is behind Peavine and the writing has not started. A quote, three callbacks, a set of instructions to type out again. Reno gets one live evening made from that list, built on a screen where the whole room can follow it. Pre-register and you get the Reno date before it is announced anywhere.
Coming soon to Reno, NV. 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 Reno, NV?
Winning With AI is one live, in person evening coming to Reno, and it is for owners of every kind of small business in the Reno-Sparks area, with no trade treated as the audience and nobody left out of it. What the evening works on is written material, since that is the pile shared by every business in town: answering customer questions, following up before a lead cools off, turning rough notes into a quote, estimate, or proposal, writing marketing in batches, cutting down the messages it takes to book a time, and the routine written admin of summaries, checklists, instructions, and standard documents. Equal time goes to the work these tools should never be handed, which is pricing judgment, the difficult customer conversation, and anything the public will read under your name. Mike Filsaime teaches the night, with 25 years of building companies behind him including Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar. Seats are $49 early bird while they last, and if you attend and decide before you leave the room that it was not right for you, the registration fee is refunded. There is no coding, no jargon, no experience required, and nothing sold afterward, no course and no subscription. The Reno date is not scheduled yet, so pre-registration is the step open right now.
- One Reno evening, in person, and none of it is filmed.
- Every kind of small business, Midtown out to Sparks.
- $49 early bird while seats last, money-back guarantee.
- Said in plain words. Nothing to download beforehand.
- No pitch at the close. No program, no membership, no fee.
- Reno has no date yet. Pre-register and you hear it early.
What does the evening in Reno actually cover?
There is no deck and no handout to follow along with. Everything gets typed on a live screen in a Reno room, one step at a time, slowly.
What gets worked on is your own unfinished writing. A question that landed Sunday morning. A caller from ten days back. Numbers scratched down at a place in Spanish Springs that need to be a quote. A season of marketing nobody has drafted. Nine texts to lock one appointment. The same instructions written out again for a new hire.
The limits take up as much of the night. Pricing does not leave your hands. Neither does the call with a customer who is already furious. Neither does anything published where the public reads it under your name. The tool returns a draft and stops.
Is AI worth it for a small business in Reno, Nevada?
A seat is $49 early bird while they last, and if the evening is not right for you, say so before you leave and the registration fee is refunded.
Work is not usually the shortage in this valley. Daylight is. A run out to Fernley and back eats a chunk of the day, and once snow closes the pass the schedule gets rearranged, so the writing waits until the house is quiet.
The evening moves that writing off the back end of the day and leaves the decisions untouched. Steps go home with you on paper, and there is nothing to cancel later.
Why is this AI seminar built for Reno businesses?
Nobody gets grouped by trade at the door. A shop on Virginia Street, a crew driving up to Sun Valley, a two person office in the Old Southwest, same room.
A framing crew working Damonte Ranch. A taqueria on Wells Avenue. A barber in Midtown. A landscape crew covering Sparks and Spanish Springs. A bookkeeper in an office on Kietzke Lane. A gym near the university. A cleaning company running Verdi. A dental office off McCarran. A nonprofit near the Truckee River. An agent listing in Lemmon Valley. A brake shop on Fourth Street. Somebody packing orders in a garage in South Meadows. The written pile behind each one is the same.
So anything that pays off for a single trade only never gets screen time.
What do Reno attendees walk away with?
- Reply before the morning is gone. A question sent at night usually reached a few businesses at once. The reply you prepared in advance is the one already sitting there.
- Follow up with nothing to remember. A lead that went quiet mostly just got busy. The follow up gets built once in the Reno room and runs after that.
- Field notes into a written quote. The numbers you wrote at the job turn into a quote a customer can read in your own words, and your evening stays yours.
- Two months of marketing in one block. The posts and emails that never get finished get drafted at once, then cut until they sound like a Reno business.
- One appointment without the thread. Locking in one time should not take nine texts. That exchange gets rebuilt on screen while the room follows along.
- Build the standard document once. The checklist, the instructions, the packet you keep redoing. Written correctly a single time and reused from then on.
- What the tool never gets. Pricing, the hard conversation, and anything the public reads with your name attached. That line goes up early with reasons.
Who is the Reno seminar for?
What reno owners, storefront or truck get out of the Reno evening
Both are in it.
- Push writing off your night
- Take more work without hiring
- Leave with the first move ready
What managers counting the rework get out of the Reno evening
You see what gets rebuilt.
- Stop redoing the same packets
- Same output, less typing
- Steps the crew can follow
What owners doing it alone get out of the Reno evening
Nobody else touches the admin.
- Answer during open hours
- Follow up without thinking
- Close the laptop earlier
How does a live seminar compare with free videos and an online course?
| This live seminar | Free online videos | Self-paced AI course | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The setting | A Reno room with other local owners | Your phone at eleven at night | A login you quit opening |
| Who it is for | Any small business in Reno or Sparks | Whatever the feed served up | Written for no valley at all |
| Asking questions | Out loud, answered right there | Comment and wait | Submit a ticket |
| The walkthrough | All of it, live, nothing skipped | Cut down for length | Recorded a version back |
| The finish | Nothing sold, nothing to cancel | No next step given | Billed every month |
What is Reno, NV actually like?
Reno sits in a valley at the foot of the Sierra, with the Truckee River running through the middle of it, I-80 heading over Donner Pass to the west, and 395 running north and south.
Geography runs the calendar here more than distance does. A storm over the pass changes who shows up, summer smoke can shut outside work down, and a job in Carson City plus a job in Sparks is the day gone.
So the bar for anything demonstrated stays deliberately low. The phone you already carry and the laptop already on the desk, nothing more.
How Reno businesses are using AI right now
None of this is a preview. Owners around Washoe County already run parts of it, and most have nobody technical anywhere on staff.
A two person heating outfit in Sparks quit writing service quotes at the kitchen counter. The tech says out loud what he found while still parked outside, and a written quote in the shop's own wording is waiting to be checked and sent before the next call.
A coffee shop in Midtown that used to post whenever somebody thought of it now drafts two months of email and social in one sitting. A three person office that rebuilt the same client packet each time wrote one solid version and left it there. A repair counter on Kietzke keeps prepared written answers for the questions that come in daily.
It comes out the same each time. The typing came off the week and every decision stayed with the owner.
Who teaches the Reno seminar?
Mike Filsaime has 25 years of building companies behind him, Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar included.
He teaches in plain English deliberately, no initials and no assumptions about what software you have used, and he would sooner open the tool and finish the work on screen than describe it.
For Reno that means starting from the kind of backlog an owner in this valley is carrying and working it through live, with questions taken as they come.
What do people who have seen this say about it?
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.
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.
When is the seminar coming to Reno?
We have not set the Reno 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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What do people in Reno ask about the seminar?
When will the Reno seminar be scheduled?
No date yet. Pre-registration on this page is the list that hears the Reno date and venue first, and it holds the early bird price while seats are open.
Is the Reno evening aimed at particular trades?
No. It is for anybody running a small business in Reno or Sparks: contractors, restaurants, shops, salons, gyms, repair crews, landscapers, cleaners, real estate agents, accountants, law offices, dental and medical offices, nonprofits, online sellers, agencies, and one person operations. The writing is the common thread.
What does a Reno seat cost?
It is $49 early bird while seats last. Attend, and if you decide before leaving the room that it was not right for you, the registration fee is refunded.
Where in Reno will the evening be held?
The room is not booked. It will be easy to reach off I-80 or 395 with parking you do not have to circle for, and pre-registered people get the address ahead of everyone.
Do I need to know anything about AI before the Reno evening?
No. Nothing gets shown as code and nobody talks in initials. If you send email and use a phone, you will keep up all night.
What is covered during the Reno evening?
Answering customer questions, follow up before a lead goes cold, notes turned into quotes and estimates, marketing drafted in batches, fewer messages to book a time, and routine written admin. Also what to keep away from these tools: pricing, difficult conversations, and anything reputational.
Who teaches the Reno seminar?
Mike Filsaime teaches it. Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar came out of his 25 years of building companies, and in Reno the examples get built live.
Can I bring an employee to the Reno evening?
Yes, and it usually pays off. When two people watch the build together, it tends to be set up that week instead of added to a list.
Does the Reno night end with a sales pitch?
It does not. No course, no membership, nothing offered at the door. You leave with your notes and that is all.
Where does the Reno evening sit in the wider program?
The Reno 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 Nevada cities have a seminar page?
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