Explain AI plainly
Know what a model, prompt, LLM, and agent are without hiding behind technical language.
Stop trying to figure out AI between phone calls. Spend one Saturday learning it with somebody in the room.
You will learn what AI actually is, practice getting useful answers from it, make content for your own business, and publish one real post before you log off. No experience needed.
Reserve my seat for $100Live on Google Meet. Free accounts are fine. The class recording is included.
You have seen other businesses using AI to make posts, images, and videos. You have probably wondered whether they know something you do not.
You have heard the words.
Nobody stopped long enough to explain what those words mean, why they matter, or what you are supposed to do with them.
So you open one of the tools, type in a question, get back something stiff and useless, and quietly decide AI is not for you.
Nobody showed you how any of it works. This class is four hours of somebody showing you, live, while you work on your actual business.
We start at 10:00. We stop at 2:00. The breaks, lunch, work time, and the part where I show you what I sell are all on the schedule.
This is not a video to save for later. Bring your computer and do the work with me in the room.
The point is not to make you an AI expert in four hours. The point is to get you past guessing, give you a working process, and help you finish something real.
Know what a model, prompt, LLM, and agent are without hiding behind technical language.
Give the tool enough direction to produce something that sounds like your business.
Use AI for written copy, images, and short video without pretending the first result is always good.
Put the lesson to work on your own account before the class ends, with help available while you do it.
Use the recording and The AI Agent Starter Kit when you try it again on your own. If you get stuck, email me and I will answer.
One person. One seat. Fifteen seats available.
Not a phone or tablet. You will work across several windows during the class.
A free ChatGPT account, plus your TikTok and Instagram logins with at least one ready to post from.
Bring three to five photos of your storefront, products, work, team, or logo.
Lunch starts at 12:05 and lasts twenty minutes. Have something ready.
I am Josh Vaughan. I spent the past two years working out how small businesses can actually use AI, then wrote the process down. That work became five separate workbooks. Your class ticket includes the first one, The AI Agent Starter Kit.
I work with local businesses around Galveston County and south Houston on marketing and automation. If that turns out to be something you want after Saturday, we can talk about it.
If it is not, you still leave knowing how to do this yourself. That was the point of the class.
“I am not going to tell you AI will transform your business. I am going to show you what it is, how to use it, and let you decide what it is worth to you.”
No. The class starts from nothing and assumes you have never used these tools. If you can use email, open a few browser windows, and post on Facebook, you can follow this class.
No. Everything taught during the class can be completed using free accounts.
You can. The problem is that another useful video can still sit unfinished in your Watch Later list. This ticket buys four scheduled hours, help while you work, and a clear finish line. You publish the post before you leave.
The recording goes to everyone who registers, and you will still receive the workbook. If you know in advance that you cannot attend, cancel more than 48 hours before class for a full refund.
Setting up marketing and automation for local businesses is what I sell. I will spend the final ten minutes showing you what that service looks like. The rest of the session is the class you paid for, and you will be able to use the process yourself whether you buy anything else or not.
Each seat covers one person. If two people want to attend, please reserve two seats.
It is published. You understand how you made it, and you have the recording and the workbook to help you do it again.