Run Your Business Through Prompts: a 3-part series in the works
A proposed live Zoom series for Davis Downtown Business Association members. This plan is in the works, not yet final or approved.
In the works. This series is a proposal. It is not final and has not been approved yet. Dates, details and the businesses involved may change.
Brett Lee, Executive Director of the Davis Downtown Business Association, asked me for an Artificial Intelligence series for downtown members. The video above is the plan my team and I put together. Narration voice made with ElevenLabs.
The idea
Three live Zoom sessions, about 70 minutes each. In every session we build a real Davis organization a brand new website and a private back office, live and for free, while the audience watches and learns to do it themselves. One restaurant, one nonprofit and one business of any other kind. Every association member is eligible.
What each session covers
- Meet the owner on camera
- Live audience ideas, built into the site by the end
- The Artificial Intelligence options out there (we are not affiliated with any of them)
- Connecting Claude to your computer, browser and files
- Artificial Intelligence tips and tricks
- The reveal: a live website and back office
- Live Q&A
The team
Aaron Wedra of Smartz Graphics hosts. Matthew Strong of Action Flipbooks runs the live build. Jeff Steele of Xtra Round Games and Sterling Koliba of Edward Jones each teach a segment. Milly Wedra of Smartz Graphics double checks the Artificial Intelligence's work.
The proposed timeline
- November and December: we build awareness. A fun campaign picks the three businesses that get the free website and spreads the word about the series. The Davis Downtown Business Association is a partner on every post.
- January and February: the three live sessions, when downtown businesses usually have more time to try something new.
We are not waiting for the new year. The build-up brings attention and traffic to downtown, the association, and every business on our team.
Why we can teach it
The case study is the 2026 Zombie Bike Parade Festival: a 3 month campaign run by one person and supercharged with Artificial Intelligence. More than one million impressions, all five major Sacramento TV stations, 11,000 website visitors and 70 out of 70 volunteer shifts filled.
Have an idea that would make this series better? Get in touch.
