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The illustrations from our guides, in one place. Each picture has a short caption and a link to the guide it belongs to. They were made for AI Talk for Biz with AI image tools and don’t show a real business, product, app screen or person.

Hands typing on a laptop resting on the open tailgate of a work van, with a tool tray of green-handled tools beside it — Trying an AI tool between jobs. Use it for drafts and checklists, and check every fact before it reaches a customer. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: What AI Tools Can (and Can’t) Do for a Local Service Business

A tablet showing a simple web page layout with map-pin icons beside a paper sketch of the same layout and a pencil on a wooden desk — Sketching a lead page: name the service and area, add a short form, then answer the questions customers ask. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: How to Build a Lead Page That Answers Customers’ Questions

A hand with a pen marks up a printed page draft with lime-green sticky tabs, in front of a laptop — Reviewing an AI-assisted draft on paper. Google says to fact-check AI-generated content before publishing. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Is AI-Written Content Bad for Google? What Google Actually Says

In the cab of a parked work van, a person holds a phone with floating message bubbles showing a customer conversation — Drafting a customer reply from the van. A saved library of approved replies keeps the facts and the voice consistent. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Using AI to Draft Customer Replies Without Sounding Like a Robot

A person points at a whiteboard showing four connected boxes with arrows, a simple step-by-step plan, with a plant and papers on a shelf below — Mapping a lead response plan: who answers, what they say first, after hours, and follow-up. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Answering Leads Fast: A Simple Plan for Calls, Forms and Messages

A hand on a laptop trackpad with an email inbox layout on screen, one row highlighted in lime green, beside a navy mug and an envelope — Sending a follow-up email. The FTC says CAN-SPAM opt-outs must be honored within 10 business days. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Email Follow-Up Rules for Small Businesses: CAN-SPAM in Plain English

A white paper speech bubble, a lime-green map pin and lime-green bars rising like a chart on a navy background — The AI Talk for Biz idea in one picture: conversation, local customers and measuring what works. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Track Which Pages Bring You Leads With Google Analytics 4

A landscaper kneeling on a lawn holds a tablet showing a weekly calendar grid with lime-green blocks, beside a wheelbarrow full of grass clippings — Planning the week’s jobs on a tablet. A saved prompt can turn rough notes into a clear schedule message; check every time before it goes out. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: AI Prompts for Small-Business Marketing: A Starter Kit You Check Before You Send

An open notebook with a hand-drawn funnel sketch next to a phone showing map pins, a dark coffee mug and a lime-green sticky note on a white desk — Sketching a lead page plan: what you do, where you work and how to reach you, before any design work. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: How to Build a Lead Page That Answers Customers’ Questions

Gloved hands hold a phone showing a text conversation above an open navy toolbox full of wrenches under a sink — Replying to a customer between jobs. AI can draft the reply; a person checks the facts and sends it. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Using AI to Draft Customer Replies Without Sounding Like a Robot

A small service shop storefront with a navy awning, a lime-green front door, large windows and potted plants on the sidewalk — A local service business. AI tools can help with drafts and replies, but they don’t know your business unless you tell them. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: What AI Tools Can (and Can’t) Do for a Local Service Business

Hands holding a phone showing a checklist with green check marks on a kitchen counter, next to a caddy of spray bottles and a lime-green cloth — Checking a draft against a checklist. Google says AI-generated content should be fact-checked before it’s published. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Is AI-Written Content Bad for Google? What Google Actually Says

A laptop on a wooden workshop bench shows a navy and lime-green bar chart, with a hammer, a tape measure, pliers and wood shavings nearby — Reviewing which pages bring in leads. In GA4, a key event can count form submissions from a thank-you page. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Track Which Pages Bring You Leads With Google Analytics 4

A person holds a clipboard with a printed quote and a pen beside an open white work van parked in a home driveway — Following up on a quote. Under CAN-SPAM, marketing emails need an accurate subject line, a postal address and a working opt-out. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Email Follow-Up Rules for Small Businesses: CAN-SPAM in Plain English

A finger reaches to tap a phone showing an incoming-call style screen on a wooden counter, next to a striped mug and a few blank cards — Answering a new lead. A one-page response plan says who answers each channel and what they say first. Illustrative image, not a photo of a real home or person. From the guide: Answering Leads Fast: A Simple Plan for Calls, Forms and Messages

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