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A 73-year-old built her own website using AI coding — and her biggest fear was pressing Enter. Sound familiar? Not the age. The fear of getting it wrong. You've probably already spent money on an AI
A 73-year-old built her own website using AI coding — and her biggest fear was pressing Enter.
Sound familiar? Not the age. The fear of getting it wrong.
You've probably already spent money on an AI tool that sat unused. The consultant who promised transformation, then vanished. The $200/month subscription your team quietly stopped logging into. That's not stupidity — that's what happens when tools get sold before problems get defined.
Here's what Carol's story actually teaches business owners: she didn't start with the biggest, most impressive solution. She started with one specific thing she needed done. A website. That's it. One problem, one tool, one win.
That's the sequence most AI sellers skip. They lead with capability. You need to lead with your problem.
Pick the single most repetitive, time-draining task your team complains about most. That's your starting point. Not an AI strategy. Not a platform overhaul. Just that one thing. Solve that first, measure the time saved, then decide what's next.
Thirty days. One problem. Real proof.
What's the one task in your business that would change everything if AI actually handled it reliably?
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Carol Merlo wanted to build her own website without Weebly or Wix. She asked her son, Kevin Masterson, to help.