Winning With AI, One Evening in Albuquerque

Between the mesa and the mountains, a small business here can lose half a day to driving and the other half to typing. The typing half is what this evening is about. Answering people, chasing the ones who went quiet, writing the quote, writing the marketing, picking a time, rebuilding the same document again. Pre-register and the Albuquerque date reaches you first.

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What is the seminar in Albuquerque, NM?

• One evening in Albuquerque, in person, start to finish in one sitting.
• Open to any small business in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, or the valley, whatever it sells.
• $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.
• Everything explained in ordinary words. No code, no jargon, nothing to set up beforehand.
• Nothing to buy afterward. No course, no subscription, no pitch at the door.
• The Albuquerque date is not announced yet. Pre-register and it comes to you before it goes public.

What does the evening in Albuquerque actually cover?

One room, one night, and the steps written large enough to copy down. No slides about what the next decade holds.

The material is the writing every business already does. The question a customer asks before deciding who to call. The follow up on day three that nobody remembered. A sheet of handwritten job notes turned into a priced estimate. A month of posts and emails written in one sitting. Five messages about a time reduced to one. The intake sheet, the checklist, the instructions for a new hire, typed again and again.

There is also a plain list of what to keep away from it. Pricing judgment stays yours. So does the call with somebody who is upset. So does anything that goes out in public with your name on it. A tool can draft. It does not decide.

Is AI worth it for a small business in Albuquerque, New Mexico?

Early bird seats are $49 while they last, and if you sit through it and it is not right for you, say so before you leave the room and your registration fee comes back.

What is short in Albuquerque is not effort, it is daylight. An inquiry sits until Thursday. The estimate gets written at ten at night after a run out to Rio Rancho. Two months go by with nothing posted. Six emails to lock one appointment. The same standard document rebuilt from scratch for the ninth time.

The evening puts that pile where it belongs and leaves the parts that need a person alone. You go home with the steps on paper and nothing follows you.

Why is this AI seminar built for Albuquerque businesses?

Anybody running a business between the Rio Grande and Tramway can take a seat. What you sell has no bearing on whether the night is for you.

A tile setter working Nob Hill remodels. A breakfast place off Central. A barber on Fourth Street. A landscaper covering the North Valley and Corrales. A two person bookkeeping office in Uptown. A gym near Paseo del Norte. A cleaning company running Rio Rancho and the Westside mesa. A dental office in the Northeast Heights. A nonprofit in Barelas. A real estate agent showing South Valley listings. A repair shop off Menaul. Somebody shipping orders out of a garage near the Sunport. All of them doing the same paperwork on different letterhead.

That is the reason the examples on stage have to hold up everywhere. Anything that only pays off for one line of work gets cut.

What do Albuquerque attendees walk away with?

• Be the reply that is already waiting. People here ring two or three places before they pick one. Having your common answers written and ready means yours is sitting there when they look down at the phone.
• Follow up that does not depend on your memory. A lead from last Tuesday is not gone, it is just unattended. You will watch a follow up get built once and then keep running through a busy week and a dead one.
• Driveway notes into a sendable estimate. A voice note from a job on the mesa or a page of handwriting becomes a quote in your wording, so it goes out before you have driven back across town.
• Write the month in one sitting. One angle you already know about your customers becomes several weeks of emails, posts, and offers. Monday stops being a blank page and becomes a batch you read and approve.
• One message instead of six. Setting a time is the most avoidable back and forth in a small business, and it costs more when the job is thirty minutes up Coors. There is a simple way to shrink it.
• The document you keep rebuilding. Intake sheets, checklists, a page of instructions for somebody new, the same standard letter every month. Written once, kept, reused.
• Where AI does not belong. Setting a price, handling somebody who is angry, anything that goes out publicly. The evening names these outright and explains what goes wrong when a tool is handed them.

Who is the Albuquerque seminar for?

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

What is Albuquerque, NM actually like?

Albuquerque is spread out in a way that shows up on every invoice. Old Town and Nob Hill live on people already walking past. A crew based off Coors lives on the minutes between calls. A small office out toward Journal Center may never see a customer in person at all.

What they share is geography and weather. Crossing at the Big I in the wrong half hour turns a fifteen minute run into forty. A backup at the Montano bridge costs an afternoon. Balloon Fiesta week fills every road on the north end, and a July monsoon can shut a job site down by two in the afternoon. Anything that can be settled in writing is worth settling in writing before you get in the truck.

The evening is shaped around that. Everything shown is something you could have running before the next morning.

How Albuquerque businesses are using AI right now

This is not new around here. It is just quiet, and most of the owners doing it have no technical background at all.

One example: a two truck plumbing outfit on the West Side used to lose the evening to estimates, and now the notes get spoken into a phone in the driveway and come back as a written estimate in the owner's own wording, checked over and sent before dinner. Another: a gift shop in Old Town used to post whenever somebody remembered, and now a month of posts and emails gets drafted in one sitting, read through, edited down, and scheduled. A third: a small law office near Downtown had one person retyping the same client instructions all week, and wrote them once instead.

The pattern in all three is the same. A tool handled the typing. A person kept the judgment, the pricing, and the awkward phone call.

Who teaches the Albuquerque seminar?

Mike Filsaime teaches the Albuquerque evening. Over 25 years he built Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar.

He did not start with the technology. He started with the parts of running a business that eat a day, and he explains AI the same way, in ordinary words, with nothing that needs a computer science background.

In Albuquerque he works each example live on screen rather than talking about it, and there is time to ask about your own business while the example is still up.

What do people who have seen this say about it?

When is the seminar coming to Albuquerque?

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

The Albuquerque 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 New Mexico cities have a seminar page?

• Santa Fe, NM

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