Everyday AI tools for small business owners simple AI tools
Artificial intelligence is no longer just for large corporations. Today, small business owners can use practical AI tools to save time, improve communication, stay organized, and automate repetitive daily tasks. From writing emails and creating social media posts to scheduling meetings and answering customer questions, AI acts like a digital assistant that helps businesses work smarter and more efficiently. This presentation introduces simple, affordable AI tools that can easily fit into everyday business operations without requiring technical expertise. The goal is to help small business owners understand how AI can reduce workload, improve productivity, and free up more time to focus on customers and business growth.The Facilitator for this Workshop is Weiskopf. Virginia acts as your Personal Technical Guide. This means she helps you adapt technology to fit your unique business operations without the staff expense of an in-house IT or marketing department. By keeping current with changing technologies, Virginia can offer the newest and most affordable options best suited to keep your existing technology functioning at peak performance and find your voice online to maximize awareness. She is also a sought-after speaker and trainer addressing today’s technical, email marketing, social media, and online education topics. Virginia speaks for SCORE, area chambers, and as a Constant Contact Expert.
Everyday AI tools for small business owners simple AI tools
Date
June 18, 2026
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6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
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