If you missed the session this afternoon, the replay is up now.

I'd watch it tonight if you can. Here's why.

Joshua Zamora got on with my group and showed how he sends personalized audit videos to local businesses without ever recording one.

You know the strategy I'm talking about.

You find a business with a broken website (or something else), hit record on Loom, share your screen, scroll through their site, and point out everything that's wrong while your face sits in that little circle in the corner.

It works... Better than almost anything else out there for starting a conversation with a business owner.

And it's miserable to scale.

Video one takes twelve minutes.

On video two you flub a line and start over.

On video three you say the wrong business name.

By video four you're staring at the sixty businesses you meant to get through this week, and you decide five was plenty.

That's where everybody quits.

Josh automated all of it.

You pick a business... The AI crawls their website, finds what's actually broken, writes the script around those specific problems, records the screencast of THEIR real website, and puts an AI presenter in the corner walking them through it.

It says the owner's first name out loud. It lands on a hosted page with your logo and your call to action button underneath.

You never film a single video.

He walked through the whole thing live on screen, start to finish, so you're not taking my word for how it works. You can watch him build one.​

He also showed the lead side of it, which I didn't expect... A database of local businesses already scanned and flagged for what's broken on their sites. You filter for the problem you want to sell the fix for, and the video gets built around that problem. (like an AI receptionist for example or a Google Business Profile)

Then it shows you who opened it and how far they watched, so you know who to follow up with.

Two things about the replay before you go watch it...

It ran about ninety minutes, so give yourself some room. And the deal he put together for my group is on a step ladder.

...The price climbs every time another batch of sales comes through, and it was already moving while we were still live. Whatever you see when you open the page tonight is the lowest you're going to see it.