Today at 12pm ET - I'm sharing my systems on the AI Operator Panel


Hi, Reader!
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I'm on in a few hours. The AI Operator panel goes live today, Thursday, at 12pm EDT, and this will be my last check-in for this round. (I've got some other events lined up, more news on that soon!)

If you're registered for Closed Door Talks, the earlier panels are already sitting in your private podcast feed, free through August 31. Worth a look if any of these names ring a bell:

  • Monday's Flops Panel - Sage Grayson, Jen Liddy, Braden Drake, Rosemary Dede, Theresa Heath-Wareing, Caryn Gillen, and Matt McWilliams open up about the flops that cost them and what turned into their best sellers.
  • Tuesday's Offer Evolution Panel - Holly Ostrout, Réland Logan, Sara Alepin, Kristin Lawton, and Diane Foy on how their signature offer looked on day one vs. now.
  • Wednesdays List & Email Panel - Liz Wilcox, Tracy Beavers, Amira Sake Irfan, Samantha Fine, Nadalie Bardo shared what's growing their lists right now (spoiler: a PDF lead magnet isn't it anymore).

Today is the AI Operator Panel I'm on, sharing the virtual stage with Dama Jue, Jamila Payne, Ruth Poundwhite, Monica Froese, Stephanie Blake, and Jodi Bourne to talk about the AI systems we've actually built, where things broke down the first time, and what we still do the old-fashioned way.
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Each panelist is giving away a free resource this week, mine included, so it's worth registering even if you can't make today (or tomorrow's) sessions live. Registration is free through Friday if you, or your biz bestie, haven't signed up yet. There's also the private podcast access through the 31st so you can catch the replay of the panel on your own time.

Catch me live at 12pm EDT today. Grab your spot here:

​Register for the Closed Door Panels ​

Ashley Clayton

Ashley Clayton

Marketing Ecosystem Strategist

Because marketing is an ecosystem, not a tactic

iterateology.com

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P.S. Friday closes out the week with the Business Model Panel, in case today isn't the one for you. Even if you can't make it live, getting the private podcast is well worth it because I've gotten at least one thing out of each one of the other panels so far this week, so I'd at least check those out if AI isn't your thing.

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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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