Provo, Winning With AI for Businesses of Every Kind
Six texts to move one appointment by half an hour. A proposal promised Thursday that is still bullet points on a legal pad. Weekend messages nobody has opened. Provo gets one live evening built out of that exact pile, typed on a screen at the front of the room. Pre-register and the date comes to you before the announcement goes out.
Coming soon to Provo, UT. 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 Provo, UT?
Winning With AI is one live, in person evening coming to Provo, and any small business along the Wasatch Front is welcome in it, whatever the trade and whatever the size. The focus is the written work that lands on all of them: fielding customer questions, following up before somebody goes quiet, converting rough notes into an estimate, quote, or proposal, writing marketing in batches rather than one piece at a time, cutting the back and forth out of booking a time, and the routine paperwork of checklists, summaries, instructions, and standard documents. The same amount of time goes to what these tools have no business touching, which is what you charge, the conversation with a customer who is upset, and anything published where the public can read it. Mike Filsaime runs the room. Twenty five years of building companies produced Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar. Seats are $49 early bird while they last, and if you attend and decide before walking out that it was not right for you, the registration fee is refunded. There is no code, no jargon, no assumed experience, and no program waiting at the end. No Provo date is booked yet, which is why pre-registration is the step available now.
- A single evening in Provo, in person, and nothing gets filmed.
- Open to every trade from Lehi down through Spanish Fork.
- $49 early bird while seats remain, refunded if it is wrong for you.
- Spoken in plain language, with nothing to download beforehand.
- The ending is the ending. No program, no monthly bill, no follow up offer.
- Provo is not on the calendar yet. Pre-registration gets you told first.
What does the evening in Provo actually cover?
Slides never come up. The work happens live on a screen in a Provo room, at a pace where you can copy it into a notebook.
What gets worked is your own backlog. The question that came in at eleven on a Saturday. The customer from a month ago still waiting on a call. Notes taken at a house in Orem that have to turn into a real number. A quarter of marketing still unwritten. Nine messages to settle one appointment. Instructions you have now retyped five times.
Half the value of the evening is the fence around it. What you charge is your call. So is the reply to somebody who left a one star review. So is anything that goes out under the business name. A draft is where the tool stops.
Is AI worth it for a small business in Provo, Utah?
$49 early bird while seats hold, and if the room is wrong for you, say so before you leave and the registration fee is refunded.
Nobody up this valley is short of customers. The shortage is hours. I-15 between Provo and Lehi turns a twenty minute run into forty without warning, and the writing waits until the kids are down.
The whole point is to hand off the typing and keep the judgment. You go home with the steps on paper and nothing to subscribe to.
Why is this AI seminar built for Provo businesses?
The door does not sort anyone by trade. A shop on Center Street, a crew that drives out to Springville, a two person office off University Avenue, one room.
A flooring installer working Pleasant Grove. A taco truck parked near Freedom Boulevard. A barber in downtown Orem. A lawn crew covering American Fork and Lindon. An accountant above a storefront on Center Street. A gym near Rock Canyon. A cleaning company running Springville. A dental office off State Street. A nonprofit near Utah Lake. An agent listing in Mapleton. A phone repair counter on University Parkway. Somebody boxing orders in a basement in Vineyard. The typing looks identical in all of them.
So anything useful to only one kind of business gets left out of the night.
What do Provo attendees walk away with?
- Get an answer out the same evening. Most people asking a question late at night are asking two or three businesses at once. Prepared written replies let yours be the one that comes back first.
- Nothing sits in the follow up pile. Silence from a customer is almost never a decision. The follow up gets set up during the evening and continues on its own once you walk out.
- Turn site notes into a real number. The measurements and scribbles from the visit come back as a written estimate the customer can read, phrased the way you would phrase it.
- Two months of marketing at once. Posts and emails that keep sliding get drafted in one block, then trimmed until they read like your business and not a stock template.
- Book the time in one exchange. Nine messages to land one appointment is normal and completely avoidable. That gets rebuilt on screen in front of the room.
- Standard documents done properly once. The onboarding packet, the instruction sheet, the checklist you rewrite every quarter. Each gets built right one time and reused.
- What stays off the tool entirely. What you charge, the upset customer, and anything the public will read. The evening marks that boundary early and says why it holds.
Who is the Provo seminar for?
What utah County owners with a shop or a van get out of the Provo evening
Same room, same evening.
- Get the writing off your plate
- Handle more jobs without new payroll
- Know your first step Monday
What managers who track where time goes get out of the Provo evening
You know what keeps getting redone.
- Quit rebuilding standard documents
- Hold the output, drop the typing
- Hand the team steps they can follow
What owners working without any staff get out of the Provo evening
Every keystroke is yours.
- Answer people during daylight
- Follow up without remembering
- Finish the desk work earlier
How does a live seminar compare with free videos and an online course?
| This live seminar | Free online videos | Self-paced AI course | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setting | A Provo room, other owners, one night | Your kitchen table after the shop closes | Lessons you chip away at for weeks |
| Audience | Every trade along the Wasatch Front | Whatever the algorithm surfaced | Aimed at a national average |
| Asking things | Out loud, answered while you sit there | Dropped into a comment thread | Sent off as a help request |
| The demonstration | Built start to finish on a live screen | Edited down to hold attention | Filmed before the tools shifted |
| After it ends | Nothing pitched, nothing recurring | No next step offered | A subscription to remember to cancel |
What is Provo, UT actually like?
Provo sits in a narrow band between Utah Lake and the Wasatch range, with I-15 running the length of it and Y Mountain in view from most of the valley floor.
The valley is long and thin, so almost every trip is a straight line north or south. A customer in Lehi and a customer in Spanish Fork sit forty minutes apart on the same road, and that drive lands in the middle of the workday. Writing you can finish from a phone while parked is worth more here than software that needs a desk.
That shapes what earns a spot on the screen. If it needs more than the phone in your pocket, it does not get shown.
How Provo businesses are using AI right now
None of this is a forecast. Businesses up and down the valley already run pieces of it, and most of them have nobody technical on the payroll.
A two person window company in Orem stopped writing bids after hours. The measurements get spoken into a phone at the site and come back as a written bid in the owner's own wording, read once and sent from the truck.
A bakery near Center Street that used to post when somebody remembered now drafts two months of email and social on one afternoon. A three person office that rebuilt the same onboarding packet over and over wrote it properly one time. A repair shop in Springville keeps written answers to its most common questions sitting ready before the phone rings.
The shape holds every time. The keyboard hours went away and the judgment calls stayed exactly where they were.
Who teaches the Provo seminar?
Mike Filsaime put 25 years into building companies before he stood in front of a room teaching this, and that stretch is where Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar came from.
He teaches in plain English, which for him means no initials, no theory for its own sake, and no assumption that you already know what any of these tools are. Describe the job you want done and you can follow him.
The Provo night is worked live. He builds the examples on screen in front of the people sitting there, which is the part that never survives a recording.
What do people who have seen this say about it?
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.
Thank you for your incredible knowledge and insight. It made a powerful impact. I don't take anyone's time lightly, least of all someone with your level of marketing genius.
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.
When is the seminar coming to Provo?
We have not set the Provo 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 Provo ask about the seminar?
Has a date been set for the Winning With AI seminar in Provo?
Not yet. Pre-registration on this page is the list that hears the Provo date and venue first, ahead of any public announcement, with the early bird price held while seats remain.
What part of Provo will the seminar be held in?
The room is not chosen yet. It will be easy to park at and a short drive off I-15, and everyone pre-registered gets the address before it goes anywhere else.
Does the Provo seminar target a specific industry?
It does not. The room is open to shops, restaurants, gyms, salons, contractors, landscapers, cleaners, repair crews, agencies, online sellers, accountants, law offices, dental and medical offices, real estate agents, nonprofits, and solo operators. The written work is what they all have in common.
How much is a ticket to the Provo seminar?
Early bird seats run $49 while they last. Come, and if you decide before leaving the room that it was not for you, the registration fee is refunded.
Do I need to know anything technical to attend in Provo?
No. Nothing on screen is code and nobody speaks in acronyms. If you can send a text and write an email, the whole evening is followable.
What subjects does the Provo evening actually cover?
Customer questions, follow up that keeps a lead warm, notes turned into quotes and estimates, marketing drafted in batches, fewer messages to book a time, and standing paperwork. It also covers what to keep away from these tools, which is pricing, the difficult conversation, and anything reputational.
Who is running the Provo seminar?
Mike Filsaime, who built Groove, Kartra, WebinarJam, and EverWebinar over 25 years in business. In Provo he does the examples live rather than talking about them.
Can I bring my business partner to the Provo evening?
Yes, and it usually helps. When two people watch the same build happen, the setup tends to get done rather than added to a list.
Will something be sold at the end of the Provo seminar?
No. There is no course, no membership, and no back end program. You leave with what you wrote down and that closes it out.
Where does the Provo evening sit in the wider program?
The Provo room is one stop on the Winning With AI program, 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 Utah cities have a seminar page?
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