AI business advisor for owners and leaders
I help you choose where AI belongs, what to avoid, and what to do next. Bring me a strategy, automation, or marketing question.
My own businesses. Hands-on experience.
I work as an international business leader, and I also build and manage my own businesses. I carry out around 90% of that business-building work with AI agents, including Codex and Hermes Agent. I set the direction, make the decisions and review the results.
Multilingual, self-guided city mystery games played on a phone, for families, friends and company teams.
How AI helps: Agents help with web development, game content and language versions, as well as marketing and day-to-day operational tasks.
My two English-language children’s books: Brave Enough to Begin and Small Steps, Big Changes. Stories about courage, habits and small steps.
How AI helps: AI supports the work from manuscript development and editing to illustrations, publishing files, product pages and marketing materials.
Company introductions, social videos and training content with AI avatars, in multiple languages, without a traditional video shoot.
How AI helps: AI helps prepare scripts and creative concepts, while avatar tools produce the videos. Agents also support website and marketing tasks.
The 90% figure is my estimate of how I work. Strategy, quality standards and final approval remain my responsibility.
Advice built around your business
Your goals, customers, costs, data, and team shape the right AI choice. I review the business question first. Tools come later.
Set priorities and focus your budget on useful business outcomes.
Review repeated work before your team connects another tool.
Choose practical uses for research, content, campaigns, and search visibility.
Published on Amazon Kindle
WIN THE ANSWER: Forget the AI Search Tricks. Turn One Page Into Your Best Salesperson in 30 Days. walks small-business owners through rebuilding the one revenue page that matters most. It covers a defensible baseline, Google access, a ten-second first-screen test, evidence that buyers can check, clear ownership, and a practical 30-day plan—without hype or promises about systems nobody outside Google can see.
The book is not here as a trophy. It is evidence of the research, method, and practical judgment behind the GEO advice and assessments on this site.
How advisory work starts
Explain the goal, current process, team, tools, and pressure behind the decision.
Turn a broad AI topic into a specific choice your business needs to make.
Compare value, effort, risk, data needs, ownership, and vendor fit.
Leave with a clear action, owner, test, or decision rule.
Experience behind the advice
My background spans procurement, digital transformation, international leadership, entrepreneurship, web development, online marketing, automation, and chatbot systems.
This mix helps me review AI choices from several angles. Business value matters. Delivery effort matters. Team adoption, data quality, and risk matter too.
Free starting points
Spend five minutes on your current workflows, repeated work, tools, and constraints. Receive an AI Leverage Score, a primary bottleneck, and a practical starting direction.
Review crawl access, source clarity, trust signals, content structure, and gaps across AI search visibility.
Research and practical analysis
Detailed guides on AI strategy, workflow automation, business adoption, AI search, and implementation choices.
Read AI InsightsCurrent AI updates selected for business relevance, with sources and a specific action for owners and leaders.
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An AI business advisor helps owners and leaders choose useful AI priorities, review automation opportunities, compare tools, set human review points, and connect each decision to a business result. Miklos Kovacs provides independent advice on AI strategy, workflow automation, marketing, and AI search visibility.
Small and mid-sized business owners, leadership teams, and managers who need a specific AI decision or starting point.
AI strategy, workflow automation, AI-led marketing, GEO, vendor selection, governance, data readiness, and human review design.
Miklos reviews the business context and replies personally. The next step depends on the decision, workflow, team, data, and risk.
No. Start with one question. The advice follows your business need rather than a product ladder.
Talk to Miklos
Share the decision, workflow, marketing problem, or tool choice in a short email. I will reply personally.
