Remember the dot-com craze of the late ’90s? Well, history’s repeating itself with the .ai domain rush. Anguilla, a small territory, is set to boost its GDP by 10% or $30M, thanks to owning the .ai suffix.
Companies are scrambling to get a piece of the AI pie, but here’s the catch: simply adding .ai to your brand doesn’t elevate your customer experience or the value you deliver. It’s like putting lipstick on a pig.
Real value lies in authenticity, something Perry Marshall emphasized in our recent Titans Xcelerator Mastermind session. In an era of deep fakes and mass commoditization, people crave genuine experiences.
Just look at concert ticket prices soaring while music becomes virtually free. It’s not just about the product; it’s about the authentic experience. So, what’s your take on this? Are we focusing too much on gimmicks rather than genuine value?

Ever wondered what makes your business irresistibly attractive to investors?

We spoke about it this week: robust risk management (remember Stratfor’s cybersecurity breach?), clear growth prospects (think Microsoft-LinkedIn acquisition), transferability (consider OpenAI’s near-collapse), and comprehensive documentation (a $4M deal lost due to lack of it). These aren’t just nice-to-haves, they’re non-negotiables.

As you ponder these insights, ask yourself: How can I boost these aspects of my business? If you’re ready to stop guessing and start scaling, join our Mastermind today. Whether you’re in Dubai or elsewhere, we’re here to help you discover your business’s hidden potential.

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