by leon@leongettler.com | Sep 21, 2026 | Artifical intelligence, Blogs, Copywriting, video
A few years ago, “being findable” meant getting spotted on Google. Today, it means showing up when someone asks ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, or Microsoft CoPilot a question about your industry, your service, or even your name. The bottom line is more...
by leon@leongettler.com | Sep 14, 2026 | Artifical intelligence, Blogs, communicaton, Copywriting, Email Marketing, Podcasting, social media, website
You know your business better than anyone. And chances are, you’ve already got ChatGPT open in another tab. It can give you ideas. Draft a blog. Rewrite a headline. Even knock out a newsletter in seconds. But there’s a difference between words that sound good and...
by leon@leongettler.com | Sep 7, 2026 | Artifical intelligence, Blogs, communicaton, Copywriting, LinkedIn, social media, website
Here’s the test that matters: If your website isn’t converting, your newsletter isn’t getting opened, and your LinkedIn posts aren’t landing when you use AI — the results have already given you the answer. This is the problem people have when they...
by leon@leongettler.com | Aug 24, 2026 | Accountants, Artifical intelligence, Blogs, Copywriting, Email Marketing, SEO, social media
For sure, accountants are trained to be precise, cautious, and technically rigorous. That’s how they can explain tax strategy, a set of financials, or a compliance issue to a non-accountant so difficult. But the skills that make someone excellent at accounting are...
by leon@leongettler.com | Aug 3, 2026 | Artifical intelligence, Blogs, Copywriting, Real Estate Agents
Artificial intelligence is changing the way buyers and sellers find real estate agents. Most agents are still optimizing for Google. AI already moved the goalposts. The agents who understand these changes early won’t just keep up. They’ll become the...
by leon@leongettler.com | Jul 6, 2026 | Artifical intelligence, Copywriting, Email Marketing, Real Estate Agents, social media, website
Ask an agent how buyers find them and most will say the same thing: “Google.” For twenty years that was true enough. But the ground has shifted under the industry’s feet faster than most agents have noticed. Agents ask: “Can’t People...