Local service businesses can attract customers by making videos that answer common homeowner questions like why an AC blows hot air. The strategy works because people searching for these answers are ready to buy. AI experts predict 2026 will be disrupted by warehouse robots and automation that reshape job roles.
Questions your ideal customers are asking. That's how we connect people. They're asking, hey, why is my air conditioning blowing hot air? Or why is, you know, that noise happening in the wall when I turn my water on? And we make a video about that or write an article about that, and that connects them to that business, that gives them the answer, and they say, well, ABC Plumbing, help me with that. Oh, they have a special on, you know, do you have noise in your wall? We have the special and it connects the dots, so it's a lot of fun. But I'm curious, what are your top three predictions for 2026? Put them in the comments. I'd be. I'd be. I'd love to see them and see what you're thinking. Does that be technology? Could be. Doesn't have to be. But maybe in your business, you know, what are you gonna. What are you gonna do in your business? Will it. Will it be more online? Maybe you don't do anything online. Will it be, you know, will you do more things where there's referral marketing, like join a BNI group? Will you do chamber of commerce meetings? Whatever it is, I'd love to know what your predictions are. You know, one of the last things, and this is we have this utopian and dystopian view of what's going to happen 2026. For some people that are pretty involved in AI said 2026 could be an incredibly disruptive year because of things like robots, and not just AI, but robots that will now do all the work, that probably mainly in warehouses and plants, they'll do most of the work. And so that could change roles for a lot of people.
