Open Tabs

Welcome to the first episode of the Open Tabs Podcast.

In this episode, I'm talking about heading to Michigan, stepping outside of the AI bubble, and being reminded that technology can make business faster, but it does not replace knowledge, ownership, responsibility, or human connection.

Sharing some of the AI experiments I have been working on, then the tabs start opening.

This episode covers:

• Why AI is only as useful as the person directing it
• Why telling AI to “think like an expert” is not enough
• The risks of selling websites you cannot fix or maintain
• Why every business should own its domain, website, accounts, and digital assets
• The legal and ethical questions around recording cold calls for social media
• Why businesses may need commercial licenses to show sports, television, or play music
• What working inside a local Michigan business revealed about customer service and human connection
• Why the future of business is not humans versus AI

The real advantage will belong to the people who know how to use technology without letting it do all the thinking for them.

Commercial music, television, and sports licensing guide:

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Listen to Tab’s AI marketing music on Spotify:

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Follow the behind-the-scenes experiments, business resources, and road-trip updates on Patreon:

https://patreon.com/Tabrow

Website: https://tabrow.com

Instagram: https://instagram.com/tabrow.ai

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Open Tabs is a podcast about AI, SEO, websites, marketing, business ownership, internet rabbit holes, and the things business owners should probably understand before they learn them the expensive way.

Hosted by Tab Row aka Tabatha Rowbatham.

Welcome to Open Tabs, the podcast for business owners, creators, marketers, and curious internet people trying to understand what actually matters online.

In this intro episode, I introduce the heart of the show: real conversations about SEO, AI, websites, content, platform risk, business ownership, and the weird internet rabbit holes that somehow turn into strategy. Light, honest, and a little chaotic in the best way, this episode sets the tone for what’s ahead.

Check out the patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Tabrow

Want to support more of my work? https://buymeacoffee.com/tabrow