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AI for Business Podcast

AI for Business is the podcast where founders, creators, and business leaders learn how to actually use AI to grow, scale, and stay competitive.

Podcast · By Brian Hanson · American English · Official site

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    E64: Building an App From One Plain English Sentence (opens the original)

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    In this live demo session from the AI for Business event, Brian builds a complete, working app from a single plain-English sentence, with no coding, no tricks, and no prior Lovable experience assumed. He starts by walking through his own free resource, a 40-plus chapter prompt book and playbook available at Brian's Gift, before diving into a real-time build of a home staging app that lets real estate agents upload a photo of an empty room and generate a fully staged version for their listings. B

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    E63: How to Automate a Real Estate Deal From Lead to Close (opens the original)

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    In this live demo session from the AI for Business event, the same team member behind Revven pulls back the curtain on two much bigger builds: Core Real Elite, an autonomous real estate investing platform, and Homes Daily, a consumer-facing home-selling platform positioned as a direct challenger to sites like Zillow. Both were built primarily using Lovable, stitched together with outside data partnerships for the pieces Lovable's built-in AI can't reach on its own. Core Real Elite is designed to

  3. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    E62: How AI Agents Can Build While You Walk Away (opens the original)

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    In this live workshop session from the AI for Business event, team member Mike shows off a sales coaching and training platform he built entirely on his own, with zero coding experience, after seeing a similar tool Brian had put together. What started as curiosity turned into an all-night build session, roughly 150 prompts and sixteen planned phases, using Lovable to build the app and Perplexity Comet as an AI agent that could take his ideas, write the prompts, and execute the build in Lovable l

  4. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    E61: He Replaced a $200,000 System in Under a Month (Here's How) (opens the original)

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    In this live case study session from the AI for Business event, team member DeMar walks the room through a custom internal tool he built with zero coding experience: a real-time business intelligence dashboard that replaced a $200,000-plus custom-developed system the company had been paying outside developers to build over three or four years. DeMar rebuilt the same functionality himself, working with AI, in under a month. The dashboard pulls live data from ad accounts, Zoom, payment processors,

  5. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    E60: How to Become an App-preneur With Plain English (opens the original)

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    In this live workshop session from the AI for Business event, the speaker who personally built Revven walks the room through how he did it: using an AI app-building platform called Lovable to create real, working software just by describing what he wanted in plain English. He calls the concept becoming an "app-preneur," building and selling custom apps and websites as a business, without needing to code, design, or hire a developer. He makes the case that this is the same kind of shift as the SE

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