Better insight.
A useful next step.
The strongest ask is to make sense of marketing data across sources. The hour turns that work into a local app, with a clear path for people building for the first time.
already use AI for analysis
want insight across sources
want to connect marketing data
report no listed building experience
What you want to leave able to do.
Participants could select up to two outcomes.
How you prompt today.
Context and follow-ups are familiar. Interviewing and reviewing a staged plan have room to grow.
Experience spans the room.
Self-reported activities, not an assigned skill score. One person can select several types of experience.
A progressive hour, built around these answers.
Prompt → questions
Improve the request, then let AI interview you. 3 of 9 have tried asking AI to clarify first.
10–30 MINProject → evidence
Save your goal and plan. Work through GA4 and Google Ads exports to develop a supported finding and a build brief.
30–55 MINBuild → verify → refresh
Generate your own branded app. Check the numbers and update it with another local upload. Stretch challenges stay optional.
The final five minutes: share what worked, choose the next use, and explore optional connections. Everyone follows the same reporting definitions; each question and app can be different.
See how the group uses AI and reviews performance Two more survey views +
AI is already part of the work.
Every respondent selected writing, brainstorming and analysis.
How performance gets reviewed.
Uploaded reports are a familiar starting point. Direct AI connections are less common in this group.
About this snapshot
Based on 9 submitted responses in Auto Genius | AI Workshop 3.csv, covering September 18–20, 2026. Every question has 9 answers. Counts show respondents selecting each option; selections can overlap and do not add up to 9. Chart labels are shortened for readability. This describes the respondents so far, not a skill assessment of every attendee.
The charts report survey selections. The teaching recommendations are our interpretation of those selections.