The AI training newsXpress announced this week assumes nothing. That is worth spelling out, because the people who most need it are the people most likely to think it is not for them.
You do not need to be technical. You do not need a new computer. You do not need to know what a prompt is. Nervous is normal and assumed. In the first session your account is set up with you, and you get one useful answer to a real question about your own shop before the call ends. That is the whole first hour.
The ground rules for the whole course: no jargon, no homework that takes more than 15 minutes, no question too basic, and nothing you do can break your business. The training is also plain about what AI is bad at, because a tool trusted blindly is worse than no tool at all.
It is delivered live, one on one, by call or video call. Not a webinar, not a recording of someone else’s shop. Your shop, your questions, your pace, in session blocks that fit your roster.
Do the first session and decide it is not for you, and the fee is refunded in full. No awkward conversation required.
Free: one page on what AI can see in your sales data
Here is an offer with no catch, because the fastest way to answer the “why would I bother” question is to show you.
Send a sales extract from your POS. Any POS. One page comes back showing what AI can see in your numbers: where the money is made, what is quietly growing, what is quietly dying, and one thing worth acting on this month.
No charge. No obligation. Ten minutes of your time to export the file.
This kind of analysis has now been run on plenty of shops, and the owner who was not surprised by something on the page has not yet turned up. Sometimes it is dead stock they had stopped seeing. Sometimes it is a category growing 40% from a shelf nobody had touched in a year. The numbers are already in your POS. Most owners never get the time to ask them anything.
There is room for a limited number of these. Email help@newsxpress.com.au to engage.