A moving company owner searches a small local rival on SimilarWeb and gets “not enough data.” What’s the most reasonable conclusion?

A tour guide gives her AI assistant the ability to send email on her behalf, separate from the ability it already had to open her booking calendar. Why would these need to be two separate permissions instead of one?

A furniture maker recalls hearing for years that people only give a webpage ‘eight seconds’ before leaving. It turns out that figure traces back to no real study at all. What does that example illustrate?

An embroidery shop owner asks her AI assistant for a notable quote to use in her marketing, and it gives her an inspiring statement attributed to a famous designer. Why is searching the exact sentence in quotation marks the recommended check, rather than just searching the designer’s name?

A cat-sitting business owner asks her AI assistant to check her ad account’s spending for the week, and it replies that it has no way to open that account. What should she do?

A brewery owner asks his AI assistant to check how his taproom event page did this month and fix the weakest part. It pulls the page’s numbers, but no skill has been loaded to judge what ‘weak’ actually means. What happens?

A home organizing consultant picks ‘busy parents downsizing to a smaller home’ instead of ‘anyone with too much stuff.’ Why does that specific version actually help her, beyond just sounding more professional?

A locksmith wants to add a real risk-reversal offer to his page, not just reassuring words. Which of these is an example that would actually qualify?

A jeweler’s AI assistant wants her shipping company’s average delivery time, so it asks their system a specific, precisely worded question and receives just that number back — nothing more. Why can’t it instead just look around inside the shipping company’s whole system for anything interesting?

A term describes the very top block of a page — the promise, the subhead, and the main button together, before anything else. What is this block called?