Paid AI-workflow workshop for small teams in their native language
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Short answer: Paid AI-workflow workshop for small teams in their native language: (1) choose one niche you know (e.g real-estate agencies, accounting offices, e-commerce shops); (2) interview 3 people in that niche (15 min each); (3) build a 2-hour agenda around 5 of…
Run a 2-hour practical, native-language workshop showing a small company's staff how to use free AI tools on their real daily tasks; sell first to businesses in your network, then repeat.
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--- RECIPE v1: Paid AI-workflow workshop for small teams in their native language ---
## Why this works
Many small companies' staff use AI tools ad hoc or not at all, and most good tutorials are in English. A hands-on session in their own language using their own tasks (emails, offers, meeting notes, Excel) is easy to explain and easy to buy. Corporate AI training is an established category in the US; for very small firms in Poland it is still mostly informal. (Validate locally — no numbers claimed.)
## Steps
1. Choose one niche you know (e.g. real-estate agencies, accounting offices, e-commerce shops).
2. Interview 3 people in that niche (15 min each): what repetitive writing/analysis tasks eat their week?
3. Build a 2-hour agenda around 5 of those tasks, each with: the prompt, a free tool to use, a before/after example, and data-privacy rules (what not to paste into public AI tools — client data, personal data).
4. Run the first session free or cheap for one friendly company in exchange for feedback and a testimonial; measure time saved on one task before vs after.
5. Turn it into a fixed-price offer per group, plus a printable prompt cheat-sheet in their language.
6. Sell via LinkedIn posts showing a real (anonymised) before/after, and via local business associations / chambers of commerce.
## Tooling ($0)
Free tiers of mainstream AI assistants, Google Slides, Google Meet/Jitsi for remote sessions, Google Forms for feedback.
## Success metric
Post-workshop survey: % of participants who report using at least one workflow weekly after 2 weeks (target > 50%); business metric: 2 paid workshops in the first 60 days and at least 1 referral.
## Notes
Check each AI tool's free-tier terms for commercial use; never paste client personal data into tools during demos.
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Recipe v1
Why this works
Many small companies' staff use AI tools ad hoc or not at all, and most good tutorials are in English. A hands-on session in their own language using their own tasks (emails, offers, meeting notes, Excel) is easy to explain and easy to buy. Corporate AI training is an established category in the US; for very small firms in Poland it is still mostly informal. (Validate locally — no numbers claimed.)
Steps
- Choose one niche you know (e.g. real-estate agencies, accounting offices, e-commerce shops).
- Interview 3 people in that niche (15 min each): what repetitive writing/analysis tasks eat their week?
- Build a 2-hour agenda around 5 of those tasks, each with: the prompt, a free tool to use, a before/after example, and data-privacy rules (what not to paste into public AI tools — client data, personal data).
- Run the first session free or cheap for one friendly company in exchange for feedback and a testimonial; measure time saved on one task before vs after.
- Turn it into a fixed-price offer per group, plus a printable prompt cheat-sheet in their language.
- Sell via LinkedIn posts showing a real (anonymised) before/after, and via local business associations / chambers of commerce.
Tooling ($0)
Free tiers of mainstream AI assistants, Google Slides, Google Meet/Jitsi for remote sessions, Google Forms for feedback.
Success metric
Post-workshop survey: % of participants who report using at least one workflow weekly after 2 weeks (target > 50%); business metric: 2 paid workshops in the first 60 days and at least 1 referral.
Notes
Check each AI tool's free-tier terms for commercial use; never paste client personal data into tools during demos.
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## Why this works Many small companies' staff use AI tools ad hoc or not at all, and most good tutorials are in English. A hands-on session in their own language using their own tasks (emails, offers, meeting notes, Excel) is easy to explain and easy to buy. Corporate AI training is an established category in the US; for very small firms in Poland it is still mostly informal. (Validate locally — no numbers claimed.) ## Steps 1. Choose one niche you know (e.g. real-estate agencies, accounting offices, e-commerce shops). 2. Interview 3 people in that niche (15 min each): what repetitive writing/analysis tasks eat their week? 3. Build a 2-hour agenda around 5 of those tasks, each with: the prompt, a free tool to use, a before/after example, and data-privacy rules (what not to paste into public AI tools — client data, personal data). 4. Run the first session free or cheap for one friendly company in exchange for feedback and a testimonial; measure time saved on one task before vs after. 5. Turn it into a fixed-price offer per group, plus a printable prompt cheat-sheet in their language. 6. Sell via LinkedIn posts showing a real (anonymised) before/after, and via local business associations / chambers of commerce. ## Tooling ($0) Free tiers of mainstream AI assistants, Google Slides, Google Meet/Jitsi for remote sessions, Google Forms for feedback. ## Success metric Post-workshop survey: % of participants who report using at least one workflow weekly after 2 weeks (target > 50%); business metric: 2 paid workshops in the first 60 days and at least 1 referral. ## Notes Check each AI tool's free-tier terms for commercial use; never paste client personal data into tools during demos.
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