Josh Miller
Guy Kawasaki
Most ideas die in a meeting. Mine get built and deployed. Everything here is custom, made by me with AI.
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Deployed
$5.50
per paying client, over 4 months
An attribution machine I built with AI. It traces every paid booking back to what really drove it, whether that was an ad, social or search, even when someone saw an ad and came back through a different channel. No more guessing.
2–6 min
first reply at a med spa, down from 11–15 hours
Built inside the clinic's CRM and trained on 35,000 real conversations. English and Spanish, on text, social and web chat.
98%
chosen by AI, up from never mentioned
Asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI what customers ask, city by city. One local business went from never mentioned to the AI's pick 98% of the time.
100+
websites built
Plus ready-made templates for 10 kinds of local business, from plumbing, HVAC and electrical to dental and roofing.
1,131
records synced, 0 failures
Staff book on a simple calendar. A robot enters it into the old records system, checks its own work, and texts the customer their forms.
3,000+
counties scraped every week
Turned into data for all sorts of niches, including $83M of direct mail for 787 real estate investors since 2020.
Every call and meeting I'm in gets recorded into an app I built and connected to my own customized Claude. It recognizes who's talking, knows my businesses and my people, files each call to the right business with its action items, and gets the follow-up started for me.
One AI writes ad ideas. A second AI grades each one like a tough boss and throws out anything under a 9 out of 10. Half of all ideas get cut before a person spends a minute on them.
Each morning my own ad agent pauses the ads that are losing money and puts more behind the winners, a few changes at a time. Any change can be undone in one click.
A robot walks through the sales funnel like a real buyer. If a page can't take a lead or a payment, it pauses the ads pointing there until a person checks.
For a structural engineering firm licensed in all 50 states, I built the brand, the messaging, a website with its own page for every state, and the plan for its first trade show.
Event pages, guest approvals, reminders, email invites and a dashboard for sponsors. The email sender pauses itself at the first spam complaint and never sends anyone the same email twice.
Built
It finds commercial properties, runs the numbers, mails the owner and answers the phone when they call back.
It screens every listing, gives the promising ones a quick AI read, and builds a full deal card for the few that survive.
It reads each recorded sales call and reports how much I talked, how many real questions I asked, and every objection word for word. It is not allowed to score the call, because that would be a made-up number.
It reads public permit records to find homes with aging water heaters, septic systems and code violations, so a plumber can reach the owner first.
Ideas
ChatGPT can book a restaurant table in the chat. I'm bringing that to every other kind of small business.
Working on it
Pull a business's old site onto a fast new one that keeps improving itself.
Spec written
Playing with
An AI that doesn't write, it decides: yes-or-no answers with a probability, in under half a second.
From TypeSafe
The AI coding partner behind nearly everything on this page.
My daily driver
Words I live by
“God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in him.”