Last week, I showed you why most company vision statements are terrible and gave you examples of ones that actually work. This week, let's fix yours.

In my last email I shared the AI sales tools that are transforming how small businesses generate leads. In this email, let's talk about the marketing side of the AI revolution. Here's what I've learned testing dozens of AI marketing tools: oftentimes the biggest wins come from automating the activities that eat up your time, not trying to replace your creative thinking entirely.

As promised in my last post, here's your complete breakdown of some of the key AI tools you should know about, with real pricing, implementation strategies, and honest assessments of what actually works for small business budgets.

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