AI Advisory

You're organizing a dinner. Some people reply in the group chat, others text you separately, and one person says "probably, let me check." Now you're scrolling back through messages, counting heads, and wondering whether you counted someone twice. The business version is a product catalog assembled from three suppliers, where one size says "L" and another says "Large." Today we build an AI data cleaner: a repeatable way to turn inconsistent information into a table you can actually use — with the exact prompts, the review steps, and the places where AI does not belong.Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. Visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more practical AI strategies. — David Peterson

Think about the last time you asked people how something went.
Maybe you organized a family outing. Maybe you delivered a project for a customer. You heard a few compliments, a detailed complaint, and several versions of "everything was fine."
Then you had to decide what to change.
Today, we're building an AI Feedback Analyzer: a simple way to organize what people tell you, check which problems actually repeat, and choose one improvement to...Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. For more tools, insights, and practical AI strategies, visit dmpenterprisellc.com.

Imagine you're dropping off laundry while traveling in Mexico. You want cold water, no dryer, and a price before you agree. You know a little Spanish, but you're worried about accidentally saying something different.Now imagine you run a small cleaning business. A potential customer messages you in Spanish. You can do the work, but you struggle to explain what your service includes.Both situations need the same thing: accurate communication...Listen to the full episode, or visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more strategies on using AI in your business.— David Peterson, DMP Enterprise LLC

You open the refrigerator, see ingredients everywhere, and decide there's nothing for dinner. Twenty minutes later, you're buying more groceries. Something similar happens in a small business. You have supplies, equipment, and a few available hours. But the next project still seems to require another purchase. Sometimes it does. Sometimes you haven't worked out what your existing resources can actually support. Today, we're building an AI...Listen to the full episode, or visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more strategies on using AI in your business.— David Peterson, DMP Enterprise LLC

You need to print a return label, but the printer refuses to cooperate. You restart it. You restart your laptop. You search for an answer, open six tabs, and somehow end up considering a new printer.Now picture the business version. A potential customer says your booking button doesn't work. You change the button text, check your calendar, and wonder whether your entire website needs rebuilding.Both situations benefit from a disciplined way...Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. For more tools, insights, and practical AI strategies you can start using right away, visit dmpenterprisellc.com.— David Peterson, DMP Enterprise LLC

Somewhere in your home, there's probably something you meant to sell six months ago. A kitchen appliance. A spare monitor. That piece of exercise equipment currently holding laundry. You know it might be worth something. But selling it means identifying the model, figuring out a price, taking pictures, writing a description, and answering questions. So it stays where it is. Businesses have the same problem. Extra equipment after an office move. P... Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. — David Peterson

Most people reach for AI only after they already understand the problem. But real problems arrive as a confusing charge, a vague customer complaint, or a missed deadline with three competing explanations. The hard part isn't solving the problem — it's figuring out what kind of problem you have, what information matters, and what to do first. That's triage, and it's one of the highest-leverage things you can hand an AI right now. In this episode I walk through the AI Triage Desk: a five-step workflow, the exact prompts for a personal case (an unexplained bill) and a business case (a customer complaint you shouldn't answer yet), how to turn judgment into reusable escalation rules, and the underrated move of deciding what NOT to do.Visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more strategies on using AI in your business.Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC.

Suspicious messages are getting harder to spot — fake delivery texts, bank warnings, vendor emails announcing a new bank account. This episode shows you how to build an AI scam screen: a repeatable workflow that turns any AI chatbot into a structured suspicion engine. You will get the exact prompts to extract a sender's claims, pressure tactics, and identity gaps, generate competing explanations instead of a single verdict, and build an independent verification plan that never uses a phone number or link from the suspicious message itself. Then we scale it to the business side — screening fake invoices and payment-change requests, scoring risk, and turning the whole thing into a written policy before an urgent situation forces a costly mistake.Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. Visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more practical AI strategies. — David Peterson

Most people use AI to understand things. Far fewer use it to decide things. In this episode I show you how to stop rereading dense policies, contracts, and handbooks — and instead convert them into a working AI Decision Tree. We cover the personal version (airline baggage rules, warranties, benefits handbooks) and the small-business version (contracts, RFPs, vendor agreements, marketplace requirements), plus a six-step workflow and the exact prompts to run today.Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. Visit dmpenterprisellc.com for more practical AI strategies. — David Peterson

Your landlord sends a renewed lease. A client returns your proposal with "a couple small edits." Your insurance carrier mails a renewal that looks identical to last year's. Most people skim, shrug, and sign — and the expensive changes are almost never the obvious ones.In this episode I show you how to build an AI Change Detector: give AI the old version and the new version, and instruct it not to summarize but to find every meaningful difference, classify it, and explain what it costs you. Includes copy-paste prompts for leases, insurance renewals, vendor quotes, and client redlines — plus the one closing question that surfaces what everyone else misses.Presented by DMP Enterprise LLC. For more tools, insights, and practical AI strategies you can start using right away, visit dmpenterprisellc.com.— David Peterson