Live workshop · Tuesday, November 10 · 2 pm CST

When customers ask AI who to hire, make sure it says your name. Learn how on November 10.

In this live, hands-on workshop you'll work through ten practical ways to get AI assistants to recommend your business, and start every one of them before you leave.

Reserve your spot

10practical steps
2 pm CSTTuesday, November 10
Livehands-on, on your own business

Right now

Someone is asking an AI who to call. Is it you?

You don't know what AI says about you

Ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Google who to hire in your field. If you haven't checked, you may not know what it says, or whether it mentions you at all.

A competitor gets named instead

An AI gives people a short list. If your name isn't on it, they call someone else and never see you.

Your best work isn't visible

Great customers and great results mean little if nothing online shows them. AI and buyers can only find what's out there.

All of this can be fixed, and it starts with ten steps.

We've watched it happen

AI started sending customers straight to our client.

One of our clients hired us to answer their phones while their customer service representative was on extended maternity leave. We expected to be a stand-in. Instead we got a front-row seat to a big jump in callers who found our client through AI.

These weren't people who stumbled onto a website. An AI assistant had pointed them straight to our client, and several told us our client was the top company the AI suggested.

If AI is already sending people to someone in your industry, you want that someone to be you.

Your customers are already asking.

43%

of U.S. online shoppers used an AI assistant for product research in the past 90 days.

Product.ai

53%

of AI users mainly use it to compare options and narrow a short list.

L.E.K. Consulting

45%

of consumers use ChatGPT or other generative AI for local business recommendations, up from 6%.

BrightLocal, 2026

86%

of shoppers who used AI for product research checked the recommendation somewhere else before buying.

Product.ai

What we'll cover

Ten steps. Each one gets your time and attention.

We take them one at a time, and you leave each step with something finished.

Say it in one sentence

AI recommends businesses it can sum up quickly, and it matches specific questions to specialists. We'll write your description of what you do, who you do it for and where.

You'll leave withA one-sentence description, ready to publish.

Get talked about where AI looks

AI leans on trade publications, "best of" lists, podcasts, local news and YouTube. We'll map the places that matter in your field and plan how to get featured.

You'll leave withA target list of places to be featured.

Turn customers into reviews that sell

A review that says who the customer was and what changed beats five stars. We'll draft a request that invites the story, and plan when to send it.

You'll leave withA review request you can send this week.

Make AI sure it's you

When your name, address, phone, hours or prices don't match from place to place, AI is less sure of you. We'll find what doesn't match.

You'll leave withA list of what to fix, and where.

Answer the question before they ask it

What does it cost? How do you compare? What happens once we start? We'll turn the questions you hear every week into FAQs and short videos, starting with cost.

You'll leave withYour first five videos, planned.

Tell machines what your pages say

Schema markup is code that labels your business, services, FAQs and reviews so machines understand them. You don't write it. We'll cover which types fit your business.

You'll leave withA brief to hand to your web person.

Open the door to AI crawlers

We'll check that your site isn't blocking GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot or Google-Extended, that it loads fast on phones, and that your key content is plain text.

You'll leave withA pass-or-fix checklist for your site.

Let your customers do the selling

A customer explaining what changed for them is worth more than a paragraph from you. We'll choose who to invite and plan the questions that bring out their story.

You'll leave withA customer shortlist and your interview questions.

Claim your spots

Google Business Profile, Bing Places, LinkedIn, industry directories and your YouTube channel. We'll decide which to claim and what to fill in so each tells the same story.

You'll leave withA profile-by-profile to-do list.

Check what AI says about you

We'll run your customers' questions through ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google, and show you how to read the answers and track them over time.

You'll leave withA check you can repeat every month or two.

Is it for you

Come if you want customers to find you through AI.

You own or run a business and want to be on the short list AI gives your customers.
You'd rather start with a plan and finished pieces than read another article about AI.
You have good customers and results, and you want them to be easy to find.
You want to know what to do first, and what to hand to your web person.

Your host

Lisa Kempton, Booked & Staffed

We help businesses build a complete customer service system, and we automate the whole thing so nothing gets forgotten. It also gives us a front-row seat to how customers find our clients.

Phones answered
A friendly voice on every call, including when your own team is out.
More reviews
We call your customers to ask for reviews.
Facebook monitored
We keep watch so messages and comments don't slip by.
Invoices and quotes followed up
We call on them, so money and new work don't sit waiting.
Automation that ties it together
The whole system runs so that nothing gets forgotten.
Customer case studies
We contact your best customers, conduct video interviews, and create a YouTube video, a blog post and a social media contest from them.

Questions before the workshop? Email [email protected].

Be the name AI gives them.

The sooner you start, the more time it has to work. Join us live on November 10 at 2 pm CST.