Your Website Won't Matter in 3 Years (Here's What to Build Instead)

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  @phlashconsulting · 2 months ago · pinned

  I put together a free playbook: 7 proven ways home service businesses are adding $250K–$1M right now. Get the playbook here: <a href="https://www.phlashlite.com/7-playbooks-pdf">https://www.phlashlite.com/7-playbooks-pdf</a>

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  @tiamabderezai5374 · 2 months ago

  People are way too confident with something that hasn&apos;t even withstood the test of time

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  @growzutrue · 3 months ago

  I don’t think websites are going anywhere. &nbsp;What’s really going to happen is that “static” websites will become outdated. Every business will still need a website, but it’ll need to become a smart website one where an AI agent lives, answers questions, qualifies leads, books appointments, and helps customers take action. &nbsp;Saying websites won&apos;t matter in 3 years is just clickbait wrong information.

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  @bookonthetable · 3 months ago

  Still waiting for Google Wave to make email irrelevant

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  @dv6382 · 2 months ago

  Hooray! Finally, another monopoly! There are so few of them on our planet!

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  @Amy-Patee · 3 months ago

  This was so valuable. Thank you! I randomly clicked play, and ended up taking notes! You do a great job keeping it simple, practical, and provide actionable takeaways. Really good stuff!

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  @IrregularOrder · 3 months ago

  What is so sad about the google thing is that the AI is literally just repeating WORD FOR WORD what the top results are saying. Have a question about some video game? There is a reddit thread where someone asks that question and gets it answered and literally all the AI is doing is quoting that guy on reddit. Half the time its not even correct! Harvard has shown that the AI response is just trying to make you happy. Not actually answer the question.

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  @CarlStreet · 2 months ago

  Excellent insight—Our grandchildren will marvel that we used to actually shop in person; used websites like we do now—just like we shake our heads about how our grandparents used oil lamps and outhouses... Well Done, Sir!

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  @bemunchieonline · 3 months ago

  This is great, but all the content needs to &quot;live&quot; somewhere i.e a website with a knowledge base so AI models can refer to it

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  @juslostone · 2 months ago

  Dude, I almost rode past this video but I am glad I watched it. Amazing content. Extremely valuable. And I don&apos;t think most web developers are staying current

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  @thinklikemike2 · 2 months ago

  You absolutely hit the nail on the head with this video! As someone who has been in IT for decades I have a knack for &quot;seeing&quot; what is coming next and your video litterly read my mind! Seriously folks, if you are a web developer or content creator you HAVE TO listen to what he is saying. Watch it over and over if you need to do it so you can fully grasp that this is where things are going. Great job!

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  @Mystefier · 3 months ago

  Yea, I never understand businesses hiding their prices because I don&apos;t have the time and often when I can&apos;t find prices after a few seconds I go looking else where. &nbsp;I don&apos;t want to request a quote, I want to see prices quickly or go else where and I&apos;m many customers are the same. &nbsp;I would always post prices and make sure they are easy to find.

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