The AI Automation Agency

The automation tools got good. The businesses that need them still aren't using them - not because the technology is missing, but because nobody has the time to figure out how it maps onto their work. That translation gap is a service business. This book is the operating manual for it. Inside: how to pick a vertical and own it. How to read a business from the outside and find the bottleneck that's actually worth money. How to run a discovery conversation that turns "it's annoying" into "it's eleven hours a month" using the client's own numbers. How to price against the value of the hours returned instead of your build time. How to build, test, and hand off work that survives past month three. And a chapter most books in this category skip entirely: what to do when it breaks. APIs change, credentials expire, clients change their process without telling you. Delivery is the moat in a market crowded with people who can pitch but can't build. No income promises. No invented case studies. Every statistic is cited to a public source with a URL so you can check the work yourself. Sixteen chapters. Sixteen things to do.