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7 emails over 45 days, then one per week.
Day 0
Instant download of your free guide, picked based on where you signed up — the SMB or Enterprise playbook. Plus a quick note on how the weekly emails work.
Day 2
Three small AI workflows you can implement in under an hour each — no devs, no integrations.
Day 7
Industry-specific workflows tuned to what we know about your niche from the page you signed up on.
Day 14
The short list of AI tools we actually recommend, with notes on what each is genuinely good at.
Day 21
How one small team shipped a missed-call workflow in two afternoons and what it cost them.
Day 30
A short quiz to figure out where AI will pay back fastest in your business — plus follow-ups based on your answers.
Day 45
An optional free 15-minute audit call if you want a second set of eyes on your roadmap. No pressure, no pitch.
A taste of the tone and depth you can expect.
On 30 September 2026 the FCC voted to let a STOP sent to a reminder stop only reminders, while a STOP sent to a promotion still stops all marketing. Here is how that sorts your reminder, review-request and reactivation texts into buckets, and what to keep on file.
Read essaySalesforce bills actions or conversations, Microsoft bills credits and switches you off at 125%, Google bills seats, OpenAI bills tokens plus a sandbox, Anthropic bills tokens plus session-hours. One 900-conversation-a-day agent, priced on each where the published numbers allow.
Read essayTwo labs now sell the workhorse tier at $2 in and $10 out, and Google has announced the same price for Gemini 4 Argon, which is not yet available to developers. The differences that remain are cache-read price, long-context surcharges, and two dated cliffs: Gemini Flash doubles on 1 January 2027 and Sonnet 4.5 retires on 30 November 2026.
Read essayFour business phone systems, four ways to charge for the same AI front desk. Two of them no longer publish a seat price at all, which is itself the most useful fact on this page.
Read essayBoth sell an AI receptionist, reviews and texting to the same office manager. Only one publishes a starting price, neither publishes an overage, and the number that decides your bill is the bulk-text allotment.
Read essayFin bills an outcome, Zendesk a resolution, Gorgias an interaction, Freshdesk a 72-hour session, HubSpot a resolved conversation. Same 3,000 tickets, five invoices that differ by more than 3x.
Read essayInstantly bills for volume and contacts. lemlist bills per user and sells contact data by the record. Which is cheaper depends entirely on whether your constraint is people or sends.
Read essayHalf the dental AI vendors marketing "HIPAA compliance" cite a Security Rule update that has not been finalized. Here is what to ask for in writing, and the one design choice that makes most of the problem disappear.
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