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Even Wall Street is asking Meta the same question you are. "Okay, the AI looks impressive. But what's the actual strategy?" If billion-dollar investors can't get a straight answer from Zuckerberg, n
Even Wall Street is asking Meta the same question you are.
"Okay, the AI looks impressive. But what's the actual strategy?"
If billion-dollar investors can't get a straight answer from Zuckerberg, no wonder you're sitting there with a $200/month subscription your team hasn't opened in weeks.
You're not behind because you're not smart enough. You're behind because everyone selling AI skipped the strategy conversation and jumped straight to the demo.
Here's what the Meta story actually teaches small business owners. Promise isn't the same as fit. A model can be technically impressive and completely wrong for your operation. The question was never "is this AI good?" It was always "good for what, exactly?"
That distinction saves you from the next shiny purchase that collects digital dust.
The one move worth making right now: before evaluating any tool, write down the single most repetitive task your team complains about. Not a vague "efficiency" problem. A specific, named task. That's your starting point. One problem, one tool, thirty days to prove it works.
Strategy first. Software second. Always.
What's one AI tool you've purchased that your team quietly stopped using?
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