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One good AI idea with your morning coffee
AI Business Plays is the free daily companion to The Practical AI Show. Olga Pearson hosts it, and every play on it comes from a real person, with their name on it.
The story
Why a daily specials board for AI?
Most small business owners don’t need another explainer on how AI works. They need one thing they can try before lunch. AI Business Plays grew out of The Practical AI Show to serve exactly that: ten or more short, usable plays every day, written for coaches, consultants, agencies, local trades, realtors and the other service businesses that keep a town running.
Each play is something an owner actually did. You see who did it, what business they run, and a link to where they shared it, so you can check it for yourself and follow them if it clicks. Some plays are lessons in what not to do. Those carry the 86’d stamp, because a mistake someone else already made is one you get to skip.
No hype, no jargon. Just today’s plays, newest at the top.
The Practical AI Show
Meet Olga and the show behind the board
Olga Pearson runs The Practical AI Show, where the focus stays on what owners can put to work rather than what makes headlines. This site takes that same spirit and serves it in small daily portions.
Want the longer conversations? The show is the place for them.
The Practical AI Show is a weekly live show for founders, operators, small-business owners and the AI-curious. Every Friday at 11am CT, Olga and Chris Pearson cover the week’s AI news, then show what you can actually put to work by Monday morning, often built live on air.
- The play itselfReady today
- Who did itName & business
- Where they shared itSource link
- Industry tagsService first
- What not to do86’d stamp
- The priceFree
Straight answer
Built to be useful
Every play is something you can try today, credited to the person who did it and linked to the source so you can check it.
So how do the lights stay on? Every play has a Build it with Page button. It leads to PageMotor, which costs $49 a month and comes with a 7-day free trial. If a play inspires you to build something, that button is how you can support the site. If not, the plays stay free either way.
Ask Olga
Got a question? Olga would like to hear it.
Stuck on where to start, or wondering whether a play would suit your kind of business? Ask Olga is a short, friendly way to put your question to her directly.
Tried something with AI that worked, or one that flopped? That belongs on the board. Share it on the Submit Your Play page.