Ashley Clayton is the Architect of Measurable Marketing Ecosystems™ and Founder of Iterateology — helping coaches, consultants, and done-for-you providers build measurement strategies that reflect how their business actually works, not just what the platforms make easy to count. With 15+ years across tech, marketing, and analytics, she created the Measurable Marketing Ecosystem™ framework to give service providers the upstream thinking they need before touching a single dashboard. She is also a Google Women Techmakers Ambassador and certified business coach.
Is your newsletter training someone else’s tool?
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Hi, Reader! Most of the 27 workshops will show you how to use AI to write, plan, and sell with your newsletter (or get started if you don't have one). Mine covers what you need to protect from AI scraping and training without shutting you out of search engines or the AI tools people use to find the things you can help them with. Whether or not you chose to use AI in your business, there's a difference between choosing to use it and allowing it to scrape and train on your content. Even if you don't use AI, AI is using you unless you take some simple steps to keep what you've created safe. In my talk I'll walk you through:
Everyone else is showing the behind the scenes of their newsletters too, with tools on screen, so you can build your own version that same week. Here's a preview of some of the other speakers and topics:
It’s free, October 27 through 29, hosted by Dr. Destini Copp. All 27 workshops open Tuesday the 27th at 9:00am ET and stay up until Friday morning. The optional VIP Pass, which keeps every workshop after Friday and adds $1,516 in tools and bonuses, including a private podcast of every workshop, is $47 until doors open Tuesday, Oct 27, and $67 after.
P.S. Curious what your site is telling bots right now? Add /robots.txt to the end of your website address and take a look. If it’s blank or confusing, my session walks you through what to do next. Register for Free by clicking here.
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Iterateology
Ashley Clayton is the Architect of Measurable Marketing Ecosystems™ and Founder of Iterateology — helping coaches, consultants, and done-for-you providers build measurement strategies that reflect how their business actually works, not just what the platforms make easy to count. With 15+ years across tech, marketing, and analytics, she created the Measurable Marketing Ecosystem™ framework to give service providers the upstream thinking they need before touching a single dashboard. She is also a Google Women Techmakers Ambassador and certified business coach.
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