Winning With AI, Live in New York City
One evening, in a room in New York City, with the work done in front of you. Whoever you are and whatever you sell, the same six or seven jobs eat your week: answering people, chasing people, writing the quote, writing the post, picking a time, typing the same document again. That is what the night is about. Pre-register and you hear the date and the room before anyone else.
Coming soon to New York City, NY. 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 New York City, NY?
Winning With AI is a live, in person seminar coming to New York City, and it is open to owners and teams from every kind of small business in the five boroughs, from a repair shop in the Bronx to a two person office in Midtown. Mike Filsaime teaches it in one evening: answering customer questions, keeping follow up from slipping, turning notes into quotes, writing marketing in batches, trimming the scheduling back and forth, and handling routine written admin. Early bird seats are $49 while they last, no coding or prior experience is needed, and there is no course or subscription afterward. A New York City date has not been announced yet, so pre-registration is open.
- One evening, in person, in New York City. No recording to catch up on later.
- Open to any small business in the five boroughs, whatever the trade or storefront or office.
- Early bird seats are $49 while they last, with a money back guarantee.
- Plain language throughout. No coding, no jargon, nothing to know beforehand.
- Nothing to buy after. No course, no subscription, no software you have to keep paying for.
- The New York City date is not set yet. Pre-register and you get told first.
What does the evening in New York City actually cover?
It is one night in a room in New York City, and the work happens on stage while you watch. Not slides about where AI is going. The actual steps, typed out, in front of people who run businesses here.
The jobs covered are the ones every business has. A customer question answered while the person is still deciding. A follow up that goes out on day three whether or not anybody remembered. Rough notes turned into a quote, a proposal, an estimate. A month of marketing written in one sitting. Six scheduling emails collapsed into one. The summaries, checklists, instructions, and standard documents somebody retypes every week.
You will also hear the other half, which most people skip. Pricing calls stay yours. So does any conversation with an unhappy customer. So does anything with your name on it in public. AI drafts, you decide.
Is AI worth it for a small business in New York City, New York?
Early bird seats are $49 while they last. Attend, and if it is not right for you, say so before you leave the room and your registration fee is refunded. That is the whole arrangement.
Rent in New York City is not the thing that breaks most small operations. Hours are. The inquiry that sat unopened until Tuesday. The estimate written at eleven at night. The post nobody had time to write. Four emails to book one appointment. The same intake form typed by hand for the ninth time this month.
The evening is about handing that specific list to a tool that is good at it, and keeping the parts that need a person. You leave with the steps written down, not a promise, and there is nothing to sign up for afterward.
Why is this AI seminar built for New York City businesses?
The room is open to anyone running a business in the five boroughs. There is no industry on the door.
A contractor working out of Bay Ridge. A salon on Amsterdam Avenue. A restaurant in Jackson Heights. A two person accounting office off Broad Street. A moving crew in Sunset Park. A landscaper who works the Staten Island side. A nonprofit in Harlem. A real estate agent covering Astoria. A repair shop on the Grand Concourse. An online seller packing orders in Bushwick. A law office in Downtown Brooklyn. Somebody who is the entire company. All of them do the same paperwork.
So the examples on stage are picked to travel. If a step only works for one kind of business, it does not get shown.
What do New York City attendees walk away with?
- Answer while they are still deciding. Most inquiries in this city go to more than one business. Setting up fast, accurate answers to the questions you get over and over means yours is the reply that is sitting there when they look.
- Follow up without relying on memory. The lead from eleven days ago is not dead, it is just unattended. You will see how to set up a follow up sequence once so it keeps running through a busy week, a slow week, and a week you spend on a job site.
- Notes to a quote before you get back. Rough voice notes or a page of scribbles turn into a written estimate, proposal, or quote in your own wording. The part that used to happen at night now happens on the train.
- Stop starting from a blank page every Monday. One idea becomes the emails, the posts, and the offers for several weeks. You go from writing something new every Monday to approving a batch and scheduling it.
- Stop negotiating times by email. Booking a time is the most avoidable back and forth in any small business. There is a straightforward way to cut it down to one message, and it is shown start to finish.
- The written admin nobody wants. Summaries, checklists, instructions to a new hire, the same standard document you keep rebuilding. This is the least glamorous part of the night and usually the one people write down hardest.
- What you never hand over. Pricing judgment stays with you. So does the conversation with an angry customer, and anything public with your name attached. The evening is clear about the line and where to draw it.
Who is the New York City seminar for?
What owners of any kind of business in the five boroughs get out of the New York City evening
Storefront, van, office, or kitchen table. It makes no difference to the material.
- Get the writing and the chasing off your own plate
- Handle more inquiries without another payroll line
- Leave with steps you can set up before Monday
What managers and the people doing the actual work get out of the New York City evening
You already know which parts of the week are wasted.
- Cut the repetitive typing out of your team's day
- Turn around what your boss asks for in far less writing time
- Be the person in the shop who knows how this works
What one person operations and side businesses get out of the New York City evening
You are the sales team, the office, and the person doing the job.
- Answer like a business with staff behind it
- Keep every lead followed up without an assistant
- Get your evenings back from paperwork
How does a live seminar compare with free videos and an online course?
| This live seminar | Free online videos | Self-paced AI course | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where it happens | A room in New York City, one evening, people you can talk to | Your phone, alone, at midnight | A login you stop using by week three |
| Who it is for | Any small business in the five boroughs, no industry filter | Whoever the algorithm sends it to | A national audience with a national example |
| Asking your own question | Out loud, answered that night | Comment section, no reply | A forum post that ages quietly |
| Watching the work get built | Start to finish on stage, every step visible | Edited down to the interesting part | Recorded before the tools changed |
| What you owe afterward | Nothing. No course, no subscription | Nothing, and nothing organized either | Usually a monthly charge |
What is New York City, NY actually like?
New York City is not one market, it is a few hundred of them stacked on top of each other. A block on Arthur Avenue behaves nothing like a block on Northern Boulevard, and neither behaves like Hylan Boulevard or the Flatiron. Customers walk in from the sidewalk in some neighborhoods and arrive by phone in others.
What travels across all five boroughs is the tempo. People expect an answer the same day. A call that goes to voicemail on a Friday afternoon is often a call that gets made to somebody else on Saturday. Crossing town to look at a job costs an hour each way on the subway, so whatever can be settled in writing had better be settled in writing.
The evening is built around that reality. Everything shown is something you could set up on the train home.
How New York City businesses are using AI right now
Small businesses around the city are already using this quietly, in small ways, with no technical help at all.
A repair shop answers the four questions everyone asks before they bother calling. A caterer in Queens turns a phone conversation into a written quote before the next call starts. A gym in Inwood writes a month of posts on a Sunday afternoon. A one person bookkeeping office turns messy meeting notes into a clean summary and a task list. A cleaning company stopped playing email tennis over appointment times. A shop in the Diamond District has its standard customer instructions written once instead of retyped for every order.
None of that required a developer, and none of it involved handing over judgment. The pricing, the difficult call, the public apology: all still done by a person who knows the customer.
Who teaches the New York City seminar?
New York City is headlined by Mike Filsaime, a founder and pioneer who built Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar, tools now used by hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world. He has spent three decades in the trenches of online business, watching technology evolve, and always asking one question: how do you make powerful tools simple enough for the average business owner to actually use?
He is known for taking the most complicated technology and stripping it down to the handful of moves that move the needle. Plain language, working examples, and the steps that actually pay off.
On the New York City stage, Mike headlines a hands-on evening built on real business examples from your market, with time to ask questions and get answers, where you walk out with tools and strategies you can deploy the next morning.
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.
When is the seminar coming to New York City?
We have not set the New York City 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 New York City
What do people in New York City ask about the seminar?
When is the Winning With AI seminar coming to New York City?
A New York City date has not been announced yet. Pre-registration is open on this page, and pre-registered people are told the date and the room before it goes public, along with the early bird price while seats last.
Where in New York City will the seminar be held?
The room has not been confirmed. It will be somewhere reachable by subway from all five boroughs, and pre-registered attendees get the address first.
Is this only for tech businesses, or can any New York City business owner come?
Any business. A restaurant in Jackson Heights, a contractor in Bay Ridge, a salon, a gym, a cleaning company, a law office, a nonprofit, an online seller, a real estate agent, a one person operation. The material is the paperwork every business has, so it does not depend on what you sell.
What does a seat at the New York City seminar cost?
Early bird seats are $49 while they last. Attend, and if it is not right for you, say so before you leave the room and your registration fee is refunded.
Do I need any computer background to follow it in New York City?
No. It is taught in plain language with no coding and no jargon. If you send email and use a phone, you will be able to follow the whole evening.
What actually gets covered during the New York City evening?
Answering the questions customers ask, following up so a lead does not quietly go elsewhere, turning notes into quotes and proposals and estimates, writing marketing in batches, taking the back and forth out of picking a time, and routine written admin like summaries, checklists, and standard documents. It is equally specific about what to keep away from AI, which is pricing judgment, difficult customer conversations, and anything with your reputation attached.
Who teaches the New York City seminar?
Mike Filsaime. He spent 25 years building companies including Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar, and he teaches this the way he explains it to people who do not work in software.
Is there a course or subscription after the New York City event?
No. One evening, and you leave with the steps. There is nothing to enroll in afterward and nothing that bills you monthly.
Can I bring my team from our New York City shop or office?
Yes. The people doing the typing usually get more out of it than anyone. Seats are individual, so register each person while early bird pricing is available.
Where does the New York City evening sit in the wider program?
The New York City room is one stop on Winning With AI, 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 York cities have a seminar page?
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