Winning With AI, One Tulsa Night, Everyone Welcome

The clipboard in the truck has half a quote on it. Four people are waiting on a call back from last week. The last marketing email went out in March. One evening in Tulsa takes that stack and works it on screen, line by line. Pre-register to hear the Tulsa date before anyone else.

Coming soon to Tulsa, OK. 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 Tulsa, OK?

• One night in Tulsa, live and in person, with nothing filmed for later viewing.
• Open to every kind of small business from Sand Springs to Broken Arrow.
• Seats are $49 early bird, refundable if you say so before you leave.
• Everything gets said in plain words, and there is nothing to download before you arrive.
• No offer at the end. Nothing to join, nothing to cancel later.
• Tulsa has no date yet. Pre-register and the announcement reaches you first.

What does the evening in Tulsa actually cover?

The whole evening runs on a screen at the front of a Tulsa room. Somebody types, everybody watches, and the wording is left up long enough to copy.

What goes on that screen is your backlog. A question that came in at nine on a Sunday. A customer from two weeks back who never got a return call. Measurements taken at a job in Bixby that still have to become a written quote. A season of marketing nobody has drafted. Seven texts to agree on one time. The same instructions typed out for the third new person this year.

Then the evening spends real time on the other side of it. Pricing is yours. The angry phone call is yours. Anything that goes out publicly under your business name is yours. The tool produces a draft and stops there.

Is AI worth it for a small business in Tulsa, Oklahoma?

Early bird seats are $49 while they last, and if the evening was wrong for you, say so before leaving the room and the registration fee is refunded.

Around Tulsa the shortage is not work. It is time. An ice storm takes a week off the calendar. A drive from Sapulpa out to Owasso burns half a day. The paperwork gets pushed to after supper because the daylight belonged to the job.

This evening hands the written load to something else and leaves every judgment call untouched. You leave with a written sequence to start on Monday and nothing else attached.

Why is this AI seminar built for Tulsa businesses?

Nobody is sorted by trade when they walk in. A storefront on Cherry Street, a crew running out to Catoosa, a two person office off Peoria Avenue, one room, one night.

A roofing crew working Midtown. A diner out on 11th Street where Route 66 runs. A barber in Kendall-Whittier. A mowing outfit covering Jenks and Bixby. A bookkeeper upstairs near Utica Square. A gym in Brookside. A cleaning company running Broken Arrow. A dental office off Memorial Drive. A nonprofit in Greenwood. An agent listing in Owasso. A small engine shop in Sand Springs. Somebody shipping orders from a garage in Sapulpa. The writing behind each one of those businesses is the same writing.

That is what shaped the agenda for the Tulsa evening. If a step only helps one kind of business, it is not in the evening.

What do Tulsa attendees walk away with?

• Reply before the customer moves on. A question that lands late on a Sunday often gets answered by a competitor first. Prepared wording goes out that night instead.
• Leads that do not go quiet. Nobody who stopped hearing from you actually declined. The follow up gets set once in the room and keeps working after you go home.
• From clipboard to written quote. What you wrote at the job turns into something the customer can read, in your voice, without giving up the evening.
• Batch the marketing, then edit it down. Everything you keep meaning to send gets drafted together, then trimmed until it sounds like your business and not a template.
• One message instead of nine. Scheduling should not take a thread. The shorter version gets built on screen where you can copy it.
• Standard documents built one time. Summaries, checklists, instructions, the form you retype monthly. Each one gets written properly once and then reused.
• What you keep in your own hands. Pricing, the upset customer, anything published under your name. That boundary gets drawn plainly and explained.

Who is the Tulsa seminar for?

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

What is Tulsa, OK actually like?

Tulsa sits on the Arkansas River with Midtown, Brookside, and Greenwood inside the loop and the metro spreading out through Broken Arrow, Jenks, Owasso, and Sand Springs.

Weather and distance set the pace here. Spring storms cancel a day with an hour of warning. January ice can take a week. The BA Expressway at the wrong hour turns a short call into a long one. Work you can finish in writing from a phone in a parking lot is worth more here than in a city you can cross on foot.

That is the setting for the whole evening. Nothing shown requires buying anything beyond what already sits on your desk.

How Tulsa businesses are using AI right now

This is already happening, not something to prepare for. Plenty of businesses across the metro run pieces of it now, and almost none of them employ anybody technical.

A heating and air outfit with three trucks quit writing quotes at the kitchen table. The numbers get talked into a phone in the driveway and come back typed the way the owner talks. A shop in Brookside that used to post whenever somebody remembered now drafts a month of email and social at once. A two person office that rebuilt the same welcome packet weekly wrote it correctly one time and never again. A counter in Broken Arrow has written answers waiting for the six questions that come in every day.

Same pattern each time. The typing hours disappeared and the judgment stayed exactly where it was. Pricing, the difficult conversation, and anything public are still the owner's call.

Who teaches the Tulsa seminar?

Before any of this material reached a stage, Mike Filsaime spent 25 years building companies, Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar among them.

His whole approach is plain English. Nothing is abbreviated, nothing is assumed, and if a step matters he types it out in front of everyone instead of summarizing it.

For Tulsa he works from the sort of pile an owner here has sitting on the desk, and builds the answer live where the room can watch each keystroke.

What do people who have seen this say about it?

When is the seminar coming to Tulsa?

We have not set the Tulsa 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 Tulsa

Where does the Tulsa evening sit in the wider program?

The Tulsa 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 Oklahoma cities have a seminar page?

• Oklahoma City, OK

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