On August 27th I'll Show You The 4 Problems Costing You Money —
And The AI Tools That Fix Every One
The Four Big Problems AI Can Fix. How Many Are Yours?
Four AI fixes. All in ONE afternoon.
Not four separate events. Not "come back next month for the rest." You walk in at noon with all four problems and walk out at 2:00 having seen the answer to every one of them working.
It picks up at lunch, 9 at night, on Saturday, and while both your hands are full. It asks what's wrong, where they are, and when they're free — then puts the appointment on your calendar and texts you the details.
You'll hear one answer a real Nashville business's phone, live, in the room.
Every quote gets chased. Every lead gets a reply in under 5 minutes instead of the next morning. And the list of past customers sitting dead in your phone right now gets woken up — that's usually the fastest money in the whole room.
Including the exact reactivation message you can send this week.
The reason everything AI writes for you sounds generic is simple: it has never been told who you are. Not your industry — you. There's a specific way to fix that, it takes about 20 minutes one time, and after that the estimates and follow-ups stop being a 9 PM job.
I'll do it live on a business in the room and you'll see the before and after results.
When somebody in Nashville asks an AI who to call for what you do, it names two or three companies. Two specific things decide whether you're one of them: the unique pages almost no local site has, and the one page that gets a business named more often than anything else on its website. You'll see how it works, and you'll leave knowing which ones to put on the page instead.
This is the AI strategy almost nobody is doing yet, which is exactly why it's worth doing now.
Answer the phone. Follow up. Sound like yourself. Get found in AI search results.
Automatically — but only with the tools I'll show you on August 27th.
Before you leave, I'll show you how to create your own custom AI avatar in three pieces: your face, voice, and your mouth in sync.
On the 27th you'll watch a Nashville accountant's AI avatar deliver a full video on the screen. He stood still for less than five minutes to make it. Decide for yourself whether you can tell it isn't him.
Film yourself once. Never shoot again.
I built an AI avatar for an accountant in Nashville. Here's the entire list of what I needed from him.
His name is Joe. Not a marketer, not a tech guy — a man whose whole profession is built on being careful with numbers.
If I can help Joe do this, I can help YOU too.
Two of us, and you'll talk to both.
I spent 20+ years as a direct response copywriter — the job where you either produce a measurable result or you don't get hired again.
I've written for Agora and Beachbody, the only two direct response companies in the world doing a billion dollars a year, and for people you've seen on Fox Business, CNBC, and Shark Tank: Jon and Pete Najarian, Robert Herjavec, Daymond John, and Dean Graziosi.
Then I spent two years training with a 4-time Inc. 5000 company that has taught this to more than 50,000 business owners, so I wasn't guessing at the AI part. And now I've opened the doors to my own agency, here in Nashville. Local companies only — the truck, the crew, the shop, the practice. People I can shake hands with.
I'm not an AI guy who read some articles. I spent 2 decades having to prove a number to people who didn't care about my explanations. Then I spent two full years mastering the top AI tools and how to implement them. I do that for local businesses here now.
I'm Lucy Phillips, co-owner of AI4LocalMarketing. Over my career I've sold more than $750,000 in advertising campaigns and helped raise over $5 million for nonprofits.
I build marketing strategies that attract the right customers and use AI to work smarter, not harder — practical solutions that save time and help local businesses grow with confidence.
Lucy is at the main entrance on the 27th with your badge. The library doesn't let us put up signs, so she is the sign.
Two hours of live AI, and here's exactly how they go.
Lucy meets you at the main entrance.
We go through all four out loud, with real numbers — what a missed call in this market is actually worth, how many quotes die of silence, what happens to a business that AI doesn't know exists.
Lunch is served at 12:45, deliberately in the middle rather than at the start — the first 45 minutes matter too much to deliver over the sound of thirty people eating.
While you're in line, scan the code on the screen. Three minutes on your phone and you'll know exactly where your business scores across all 5 areas, before the second half even starts. Come find me too — this is usually the most useful fifteen minutes of the day for the people who use it.
An AI answers a real business's phone while you listen. A dead lead list wakes up. A generic paragraph turns into something that sounds like the owner wrote it. And we ask an AI who it recommends in Nashville for the thing you do.
Stop me and ask anything.
I'll play a Nashville business owner's AI avatar delivering a full video, tell you exactly how little he had to do to make it, and let you decide whether you can tell it isn't him. The complete build is in your kit — every tool, every step, every prompt.
Everybody gets handed all five documents. Then I'll tell you exactly what I do and don't do for people, once, out loud — rather than springing it on you at 1:59.
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Is this actually right for you? Read this part carefully.
You don't need to know anything going in. If the only thing you've ever done with ChatGPT is watch your nephew use it, you're exactly who this is built for.
Your AI build kit: what you get, and when you get it.
Two guides land in your inbox the minute you register. Everything else is handed to you in the room on the 27th.
You'll run it on your own business over lunch — three minutes on your phone, not a generic report. A score out of 100 and a graded breakdown of all 5 areas, so you walk into the second half already knowing which of the four to fix first.
Catered, included, served at 12:45 — in the middle, not at the start. The first 45 minutes are worth hearing without a mouthful of sandwich.
Every person in the room gets all five documents.
These are the same documents I use on paying work. Nothing is held back and nothing is a teaser.
The exact list all clients answer. You record yourself talking through them on your phone's voice memo app, whenever you've got time. No typing, no writing. Most people take 45 to 90 minutes and it never has to be done again.
40 prompts that turn that recording into an AI which writes like you instead of like a press release. This is the step everybody skips, and it's the reason their AI sounds like a robot.
The four fixes, step by step, in the order I'd do them — including the exact reactivation message you can send this week and the follow-up sequence for quotes that go quiet. Every prompt written out to copy.
What to change on your website, in order — the eight pages you need, and what has to be on every one of them.
The whole thing: every tool named, every step in the order you do it, every prompt written out. How the dataset gets built, how the character gets trained, how the voice gets cloned, how the mouth gets synced, and how it all gets assembled.
A straight answer on the one thing this kit does not include: I can't hand you a finished AI receptionist answering your phone, or build your AI video avatar in one afternoon, because that has to be built inside your own software account. What you will see are these new tools working, coming alive, and you'll walk through every step of the process.
All five training documents are handed out in the room on the 27th, not emailed. The papers are worth having — but me explaining how the pieces connect is worth a lot more, and that only lands once you've seen how it all works.
If you show up and get nothing out of it, I'll give you your money back.
I can offer that because I'm not asking you to take anything on faith. You'll have watched all four of these work before you decide.
P.S. Somewhere in the last two weeks, somebody in your service area needed exactly what you do. They called and got voicemail, or they asked an AI and it named somebody else. You will never see that job on any report, which is precisely what makes it the expensive kind. On August 27 we go through all four of the ways that happens — and then I show you how each one gets fixed.