Matt Sokol
AI for small businesses

I run my businesses with AI. Here's what works and what doesn't.

I've built trading bots, content pipelines and dashboards with AI, and shut down the ones that failed. If you want AI to take work off your plate, I'll show you where to start.

build-log.txt
  1. 3-channel shorts pipelineRunningGrok cuts, Claude reviews, Metricool posts. 2 a day per channel.
  2. Personal command centerRunningDaily schedule and business numbers on one screen.
  3. Prediction market trading botShut downWorked on simple rules, broke under complex ones. Lessons logged.
  4. Landing pages (this site)ShippedReplaced a $16/month site builder.
Start here

Tell me what eats your week

I read every one. If it's a fit, the next step is a paid strategy call.

Matt Sokol

Hi, I'm Matt. I run my own businesses with a remote team across three countries, and I use AI every day to do it. You get what actually worked for me, not theory.

Next step: a $250 strategy call, credited toward a project.
Where AI helps

The work I'd hand off first

Repetitive admin

Inbox sorting, follow-ups, data entry and reports you rebuild every week.

Content

Cutting, captioning and scheduling short videos from footage you already have.

Dashboards

One screen with the numbers you actually check, pulled automatically.

Remote teams

Tracking work and handoffs across time zones without micromanaging.

How it works

From busywork to a plan

  1. Tell me what eats your week

    A short form about your business and what you'd want off your plate.

  2. Book a strategy call

    45 minutes, $250. Credited toward a project if you hire me within 30 days.

  3. Get your plan

    3 to 5 things to automate, in order, with how to do each one.

  4. Build it, or have me build it

    Do it yourself with the plan, or I quote a fixed price to set it up.

Free help lives on the channel. One-on-one time is paid so every call gets full attention.

Free

The 90-day experiment log

I'm running three channels with AI through December 31, with real numbers every week: what worked, what didn't, what it cost.