HeyJaredFix My Business
Business problems feel overwhelming because you're trying to fix everything at once. Fix My Business cuts through the noise by answering one real question per episode—giving you clarity, a clear diagnosis, and one action you can take this week.Hosted by author and…
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Meet My AI Team: 18 Agents Running My Business (opens the original)
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Last week: 9 use cases for AI agents. This week: the actual Grokbot agents Scott runs, by name and role. The principle: Each agent does one thing. One specialized task. Over and over. The agents: Simon (chief of staff), Lois Lane (daily brief), Lloyd (email manager), Sue (paralegal), Reed (researcher), Avi (video summarizer), Curtis (bridge to Hermes data), Pat (payroll), Walter (scheduling), Cindy (speaking/PR packages), Bob (developer), Tess (UI review), Stu (shadow bookkeeping), Chuck (IT), V
9 Ways I'm Using AI Agents Across My Businesses (opens the original)
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Scott and his team are using AI agents across multiple businesses. Here are the nine use cases: 1. Data Analysis: AI agents pull data from multiple sources, calculate metrics, identify trends. Most small businesses don't have data analysts. Now they can. 2. Revenue/Financial Analyst: Daily revenue calculations, transaction reconciliation, refund trend analysis, investment return evaluation. Paired with a human who reviews daily. 3. Business Operations Assistant: Reduces operational load. Example
I've Tested 4 AI Platforms in 8 Months. Here's What I Learned. (opens the original)
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2026 is the year of AI agents. Scott started with OpenClaw in January. Moved to Hermes months later. Then Buzz. Now Grokbot. Four platforms in eight months. The problem: Every new framework creates friction. If you're building business processes around one agent and a new one appears tomorrow, you feel like you have to start over. The book: Scott's upcoming book, Think First, Then Automate, is about exactly this. Slow down. Think about the thinking. Document before you automate. The solution: Do
Is Business Really Slow—Or Do You Just Not Know What Good Looks Like? (opens the original)
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Last week, Scott had two back-to-back calls. Two sellers. Same market. Same product. Same economy. Completely different results. Seller A: "It's slow. The economy. Infrastructure costs doubled. People are scared." Views were flat. Leads weren't converting. Copy was thin—same thing repeated over and over. Seller B: Same county. Same headwinds. Scott introduced them to the DREAMS framework in March. They applied it. Views exploded. Leads exploded. 4x growth in three months. The diagnosis: Seller A
We Analyzed 10,000 Ads—Here's What We Found (opens the original)
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How do you write your ads? Not physically—mentally. Do you have a framework? The research: In 2023, Scott's Land Moto team analyzed over 10,000 ads to answer one question: What makes an ad clickable and convertible? You have to win twice. First, they click. Then, they convert. Two separate wins. The finding: The highest performing ads consistently answered key questions already in the reader's mind. The DREAMS Framework — a six-point diagnostic: D — Destination Vision: Paint what life looks like
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