AI consulting for small business

Your competitors are still trying to figure out AI. You won't be.

AI automation that takes the repetitive work off your team and training that gets your whole team using AI.

No jargon. No theory. Just what works.

Platforms I work with
ChatGPTClaudeGeminiCopilotZapierMaken8nHubSpotMicrosoft 365QuickBooks
What I do

The work that shouldn't need you.

Look at where a small business loses hours and the same things show up. Quotes written from scratch every time. Follow-ups that depend on somebody remembering. Appointments booked by hand. The same customer questions answered over and over. AI handles most of that now, and the tools you're already paying for can often do more than you think.

That's what I do. I find the processes worth rebuilding, redesign them around AI, and build the versions that run. Then I train your team, because a system your people can't run on their own isn't finished.

01

Find

I go through how your business runs day to day and tell you which processes are worth rebuilding, and which aren't.

02

Rebuild

I redesign the process around AI and build it inside your systems, using the tools you already have where they'll do the job.

03

Train

I train your team to run it, so it stops depending on me.

Where the hours go

The work worth rebuilding

Almost every business has the same six kinds of work in it. Find the ones costing you the most, and that's where I start.

Which of these is costing you the most?

Answer thirteen questions about how your business runs and find out. You'll get your biggest opportunities ranked, a rough figure for each, and the one place I would start.

Find out where AI can give you the most back → Takes about four minutes. No email required.
01Work that repeatsThe same task, the same way, every day.
  • Quotes, invoices, and reports built by hand each time
  • Routine admin that only exists because nobody automated it
  • A job done identically by three different people
02Work that's entered twiceThe same information typed into more than one place.
  • Details copied from a form into a CRM
  • Numbers re-entered from a PDF into a spreadsheet
  • One customer record updated in three systems
03Work that waitsTasks sitting in an inbox or a queue.
  • Enquiries waiting for someone to notice them
  • Approvals that stall between two people
  • A job that can't start until a document is processed
04Work that answersThe same questions, over and over.
  • Hours, pricing, availability, and policies
  • Enquiries that all need the same first reply
  • Status updates people ring up to ask for
05Work that gets writtenDocuments drafted from scratch every time.
  • Proposals and quotes in your format
  • Posts, newsletters, and emails
  • Reports that pull the same numbers each month
06Work that everyone does differentlyNo shared method, so nothing is consistent.
  • Everyone using AI their own way, or not at all
  • No standard for what goes out the door
  • Knowledge that lives with one person

That's the lens I use rather than a list of products. What gets built depends on what I find, and finding it is what the first conversation is for.

Michael Alos, founder of myAiMentor.ai
Who's behind myAiMentor?

Michael Alos

35 years in business Built AI capability inside a Fortune 200 Two startups founded

I grew up in my family's manufacturing shop, then spent 28 years on the other side, implementing systems inside large companies. I watched what those companies could do with technology that small businesses couldn't reach.

That gap always bothered me. AI closed it.

What most owners don't have is someone who has built systems inside a business before, knows how to fit them into how the work actually runs, and can teach the team to run it afterward. That's the work.

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How we work

What happens when you reach out

A free conversation, a written scope, and one thing built properly before we go further.

01

First, we talk

A short conversation about your business, where you're stuck, and whether AI is even the right answer. No jargon, no pitch.

02

Then I scope it

If it looks like a fit, I map out the work and send you a written scope and price before anything begins. You'll know exactly what you're getting and what it costs before you commit.

03

Then we build

Together or by me, we build the simplest thing that solves the problem. Often that's a workflow, not an agent.

04

Then I train your team

Your team finishes knowing how it works and how to change it. The system lives in your business, not mine.

05

And it's yours to run

Everything gets finished: the system built, the documentation written, and your team trained to run it. Then it's handed over complete, and it runs in your business.

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Support, if you want it

Don't worry about being left on your own with it. I offer ongoing support for businesses that want someone keeping an eye on the system.

Learn

Prefer to learn it yourself?

Self-paced courses and free resources for owners and teams who want to start with AI on their own.

Courses

Short courses you can finish

Each one solves a problem in your business, start to finish. You work through it on your own time and keep what you build.

Resources

Free guides and checklists

Practical writing about AI for businesses like yours. No jargon, and nothing locked behind an email.

Questions

Common questions

A few things people ask before we talk.

What kinds of businesses do you work with?

Small businesses, usually between 1 and 30 people, with real customers and processes already in place. The work goes better when someone inside the business can be involved, even if they've never used AI.

Do we have to already be using AI?

No. Some businesses have ChatGPT or Copilot and use a fraction of it. Others haven't started. Either way the work begins with your processes, not your tools.

The AI Opportunity Check will give you a quick read on where you stand.

Will this replace anyone's job?

No. The work worth automating is the work nobody wants to be doing: the retyping, the chasing, the reporting. Your people keep the judgment, the relationships, and the decisions. That's the part AI is bad at, and it's the part that makes the business yours.

Do we have to change the software we use?

Not unless it's the right call. If what you already pay for can do the job, we use it. If it can't, you'll hear why before anything changes.

How do you price it?

The first conversation is free. After that you get a written scope and price before anything begins, based on what we'd actually build. I don't publish project prices, because they depend entirely on the work.

How long does a project take?

Most first projects run a few weeks. We build something small and working first, so you can see it doing real work before we go further.

Who owns it when it's finished?

You do. It lives in your accounts, and the documentation and access come with it.

Where does our data go?

It stays in tools and accounts you control. I pick models and settings that don't train on your data, and we agree on how anything sensitive is handled before I touch it.

Get started

Your competitors are still trying to figure out AI. One call and you won't be.

Schedule a free intro call. We'll talk about your business, find the repetitive work, and tell you where AI can help. No pitch, no obligation.