Turn your POS sales report into posts about what sells
POS sales report to posts: drop in the report your till already makes, and your AI growth team drafts posts about what sells, for you to approve.
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Guides
How Runner works, and how to get the most from your growth team. Start with the guides on running your team, or search for what you need.
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Your growth team
Setting the goal, checking the drafts, and letting your team work inside your limits.
Set a growth goal your AI team can work toward
Growth goal for your AI team: pick what counts and a date, see how Runner counts progress, and approve the weekly review's suggested changes.
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What to check before you approve a draft from your AI team
Approve a draft from your AI growth team knowing what you agree to: what each draft shows, what to read first, and what pressing Approve does.
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Daily limits: what your AI growth team may send without you
Daily limits decide what your AI growth team may send without asking you. They start at zero, everything is checked first, and one switch stops it all.
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Growth motions: the plays that fit your business, and what each needs
Growth motions are the plays a business wins customers with. Your AI growth team picks the ones that fit you now, and says what each one still needs.
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Marketing without hiring anyone: an AI growth team for your shop or startup
Marketing without hiring anyone: what an AI growth team is, and how a shop or a two-person startup gets one from its sales report or its code.
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AI models and keys
How to make an API key with each AI company, and where it goes in Runner.
Get an API key from Anthropic (Claude)
Claude API key from Anthropic, step by step: make a Claude Console account, buy credits, create the key, set a spend limit, and connect it to Runner.
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Get an API key from OpenAI
OpenAI API key, step by step: sign in to the OpenAI Platform, add credits, create the key, set a hard spend limit, and connect it to Runner.
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Get an API key from Google (Gemini)
Gemini API key from Google, step by step: create the key in Google AI Studio, set up billing, cap the month's spend, and connect it to Runner.
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Get an API key from xAI (Grok)
Grok API key from xAI, step by step: buy credits in the xAI console, create the key, keep spending inside what you bought, and connect it to Runner.
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AI agents
Runner in Claude and ChatGPT, other companies' AI agents, and what any agent should be allowed to do.
Use Runner in Claude and ChatGPT
Use Runner in Claude and ChatGPT: connect it, choose which products the assistant can see, and ask about traffic, ads, deals and revenue in a chat.
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Meta's Muse for Small Business: an agent for tasks, a team for growth
Muse for Small Business is Meta's agent for business tasks. Growth is a job with a number and a date, so Runner gives it a team: what Muse does and costs, and what a team of your own adds.
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Grok Bot, explained: teammates for tasks, a team for growth
Grok Bot is xAI's AI teammates you set up by message. Growth is a job with a number and a date, so Runner gives it a team: what a Bot does and costs, and what a team of your own adds.
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AI agents that work together: what agent to agent means for a small business
Agent to agent, in plain words: AI agents that ask each other, answer from their records, and keep private facts with their owner.
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Sell to AI agents: when your buyer has an AI assistant reading the email
Sell to AI agents that screen your buyer's inbox: an email their assistant can read, answers from your records, and a no that sticks.
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What an AI agent can safely do in your CRM
What an AI agent can safely do in your CRM over an MCP server: read narrowly, propose with evidence, and change only with a person's approval.
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Password management for AI agents: which account is for whom
Password management for AI agents starts with assignment: which stored login is for which agent, for how long, and what the record shows.
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Email and outreach
Keeping your email out of spam, researching before you write, and connecting ads.
Protect your sending domain: warm-up, sending windows and bounces
Protect your sending domain by deciding when mail goes out, how much each mailbox sends and who is never mailed again. What SPF, DKIM and DMARC prove, why warm-up is a cap you raise, and the checks Runner runs before every send.
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Account research before outreach: do the homework, show the working
Account research before outreach, on evidence: Runner reads a company's own public pages, files each claim with its source and when it was read, suggests a queue, and a person decides.
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Connect your ad accounts to Runner: Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn and Reddit
Connect your ad accounts from Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn and Reddit to Runner: give each product its own ad account under one business you own, connect it in four checkpoints, and decide who lets a change go live.
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Privacy and consent
What a visit to your website can tell you, and asking visitors the right way.
What website visitor identification can tell you, and where it stops
How website visitor identification works, and where it stops: a visit becomes a company on your account record, a person is named only through something they did on your site or, in the US, Runner's own naming or a provider account you connect, and where they are sets the ceiling.
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Consent Mode v2 on a marketing site: the order that makes the notice real
The denied default has to run inline before gtag.js loads, or Google ignores it. What the four signals and wait_for_update do, why the loader is injected under React 19, why the collector's update needs a gtag the host defined, and how to check the order from outside.
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Consent management across multiple websites: one notice, changed once
Consent management across multiple websites, done once: change the visitor notice for your organization and every site running the embed follows within minutes, while a scheduled check reads the sites you list for services nobody declared.
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Video and avatars
Talking faces and voices on a website, and where those faces come from.
Choosing a live video avatar for your website: a buyer's checklist
Live video avatar APIs from Anam, Tavus, HeyGen's LiveAvatar and Beyond Presence all put a talking face on your page. The choice is in what surrounds it: where the code runs, when billing starts, how a session ends, what visitors are told and where the transcript lands.
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Lip sync from text-to-speech timings: from timestamps to mouth shapes
Lip sync from text-to-speech depends on which timings the voice returns. ElevenLabs gives character timestamps, Cartesia can stream phonemes, and Azure and Amazon Polly return visemes. How each becomes a mouth shape, and where forced alignment fits.
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Where AI avatar faces come from: actors, photos and generated people
Are AI avatars real people? Sometimes. A stock face can be an actor recorded for it, a custom one starts from someone's video or photo, and a generated one resembles nobody. What vendors document about permission, and what to settle before a face speaks for you.
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