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The AI and social media workshop, for the business you already run
A practical, hands-on workshop on using AI and social media in your own business. Nothing in it needs you to learn a new skill.
The date
We will text you the date
You get a text and an email the moment it is set, before it goes out to anyone else.
AI can automate systems. It can never replace human connection.
Your host
Seemab Akbar, founder of Nametech Canada
What we cover
Four things, from your own week
Pick a module to see what you do in it, what you leave with, and the tool you touch.
Explored 1 of 4
Module 01
The repeat, found.
The jobs in your week that do not need you.
- What you do
- Write down five things you do every week that do not need you to be you, with roughly how many hours each takes. Then circle one.
- What you leave with
- One circled job: the first thing to hand off, with its hours a month beside it.
- The tool you touch
- A one-page audit sheet and a pen
Five things that do not need me
Example- Answering the same questions3 h
- Chasing my leads5 h
- Typing cards into my contacts2 h
- Writing appointment reminders2 h
- Posting on Instagram4 h
Circle one
Try it now
Sort five jobs the way the workshop does
For each job, choose where it belongs. You see why straight away. It runs in your browser: nothing is sent anywhere.
0 of 5 sorted
One rule: free tools are paid for with what you type. Two habits: ask before you record, and one human always decides.
Who it is for
Owners who run the business themselves
- You run the business yourself, alone or with a small team
- You have never used AI, or tried it and put it down: nothing here needs a new skill
- You post on social media and want it to take less of your week
- Any kind of business: salons and clinics, trades, real estate, bookkeeping, coaching and consulting, shops and online stores, catering and events, nonprofits
What to bring
- 01The phone or laptop you already work on
- 02A pen and paper for the audit of your week
- 03One job you would love to hand off
Before you come
Three free tools to look at first
- 01
AI Readiness Check
Ten questions, about two minutes. See where your business stands before the workshop.
- 02
AI use policy template
The rules for client data, written down so everyone follows them. Free to download and edit.
- 03
AI tools and client data
Which AI tools train on what you type, plan by plan, and how to switch it off.
Want this for your own team?
We also run hands-on sessions for a business's own team, in person across Metro Vancouver or online, built around your own work and the rules for client data.
Register
Hold your place
A practical, hands-on workshop on using AI and social media in your own business. Nothing in it needs you to learn a new skill.
- 1Hold your placeName, email and phone. A confirmation follows by email and text.
- 2Get the date firstThe moment it is set, you get a text and an email, before it goes out to anyone else.
- 3Join on the dayThe joining link comes closer to the day.
FAQ
About the workshop
When is the workshop?
The date is being set now. Register and you get a text and an email the moment it is set, before it goes out to anyone else.
Who runs the workshop?
Seemab Akbar, the founder of Nametech Canada, an AI implementation and web design company in Surrey, BC.
Do I need to know anything about AI first?
No. It is built for the business you already run, and nothing in it needs you to learn a new skill.
What happens after I register?
Your place is held and a confirmation follows by email and text. When the date is set you get it first, and the joining link comes closer to the day.
What if I register twice?
It is one place per person. Registering again with the same email or phone keeps your one place and sends nothing new.
Is my client data safe with AI tools?
With free tools, assume not: they are paid for with what you type. With a system built under your own accounts, ask three questions. Where does my data live? Who at your company can see it? Can I leave with it today?
Does the exercise on this page send my answers anywhere?
No. It runs in your own browser, and nothing you choose leaves the page.