From the desk of Jonroc
Insights on AI agents, online marketing, and running a smarter business.
I asked my coding agent for a feature. It took about five minutes and cost ten cents. Here is why I run a fully custom AI setup instead of waiting on a vendor's roadmap.
I looked at the homepages of 1,837 US construction company websites. Almost all of them load fine. What's missing is proof.
Buyers pick the contractor who feels least likely to disappear mid-project. Here is what a website needs to show, with real examples.
Most small companies try AI, get a few good results, and then stall. The missing piece is usually a person who owns it, and sometimes a second person who builds it.
A plain look at the construction tasks AI handles well, the ones it handles badly, and how owners and managers can use it to turn an idea into a plan.
AI agents are cutting admin time on job sites by automating RFIs, scheduling, safety docs, and more. Here's how construction companies are using them.
Your POS already handles inventory and routing. These are the communication and follow-up gaps it doesn't fill. Here's where AI agents actually earn their keep.
