Bo Bennett
He convinced businesses they needed a website in 1995. Now he's giving every product its own voice: founder of Talking Manual, the owner's manual that talks back.
Book Bo as a GuestConversations Bo is ready to have
The delivery folder is where service loyalty is lost
New car owners have dozens of small questions in the first months. Nobody calls the dealer about them, so they guess, and the dealership misses the chance to stay in their life.
The walk-through ends in the lot; the questions start at the campsite
An RV owner suddenly runs a water system, propane, two electrical systems and a dozen appliances. What a dealer can do so owners camp with confidence instead of calling.
What 1,000 player questions reveal about your rulebook
When every question players ask is captured, publishers see exactly where the rules confuse people, before the next printing and before a bad review.
One phone video, one place that answers back
A gym owner, a vacation-rental host, a listing agent, a home builder or an apartment manager films one walk through the place. It becomes an assistant that knows every machine, every room and every shut-off, and answers members, guests, buyers, homeowners or residents at any hour.
Questions Bo loves to be asked
- • What made you build a manual that talks back?
- • Why is this not just customer service?
- • What do owners actually ask in the first month?
- • How do you keep an AI from making up answers about safety?
- • What does a business learn from the questions?
- • How does one walkthrough video become an assistant for a gym, a rental, a listing, a new home or an apartment building?
- • How do you keep a real-estate assistant on the right side of fair-housing law?
- • Can an AI help with a new home's warranty without promising what it covers?
- • How does a resident assistant stay private and fair to everyone in the building?
- • Where does this go next?
About Bo Bennett
<p>Robert "Bo" Bennett, PhD, founded Archieboy Holdings, a Massachusetts company that builds AI-powered products, and has been building internet businesses since 1995. He holds a PhD in social psychology and is the author of <em>Logically Fallacious</em>.</p><p>His newest company, Talking Manual, gives any product a voice assistant reached by scanning a code that comes with it. Car, RV and boat owners ask their vehicle or boat how things work and get answers from the manufacturers' own manuals; board game players get a rules teacher and impartial judge that quotes the rule number; gym members, vacation-rental guests, home buyers and new homeowners get an assistant that learned the gym, the house, the listing or the new home from one walkthrough video. Equipment renters scan a decal on the machine and get its operator's manual in plain answers, safety first. Anything that needs a person goes straight to the business, already explained.</p>
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Happy to do a live demo on air: scan the code and ask a car, an RV, a boat, a scissor lift, a card game, a gym, a beach cottage, a house for sale, a brand-new home, an apartment building, a heat pump or a solar battery a question.
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