Guide · 14 articles
AI for small businesses
AI has moved from demos to tools you pay for every month. For a smaller business the question is rarely whether AI can do something. It is what actually saves time, what it costs, and what you need to be careful about.
I use AI in my own daily work, and these articles are written from that experience. The first ones are about choosing well and about the rules. Then come automation and specific tools with prices, and finally how your website gets found when customers ask ChatGPT instead of Google.
Start with the article that matches your question. If you want help bringing AI into your operations or making your website visible in AI search, my services are listed at the bottom.
Understand and choose well
AI in Danish businesses: what works, and what you should skip
70% of Danish businesses use AI, but only 57% of the smallest. Here are the four tasks that work first — and the list you should leave alone.
7 min read
What AI solutions are there? The four categories worth paying for
There are four categories of AI solutions for a small business. Here is what each delivers, what it costs in time, and where most of them fail.
8 min read
AI consultant: prices, hourly rates and what you get
An AI consultant for small businesses: hourly rate, one-off purchase or retainer, what you get for the money, and three signs you don't need one.
8 min read
The AI Act in Denmark: what it means for your website
The AI Act's transparency rules apply from 2 August 2026. What they require of chatbots, AI images and AI-generated content on your website.
9 min read
Automation and AI agents
AI automation: what you can automate, and what it costs
AI automation is not the same as an AI tool. Here are the five tasks that pay off first, and why most automation projects stall.
8 min read
AI in operations is not a chatbot — this is what it is
'AI-driven operations' sounds like a sales line. Here are the tasks AI actually handles every week — and what they do to speed and price.
9 min read
AI agents in 2026: The trend that changes everything — from hype to reality
AI agents in 2026: what they do, what the data says, and the real risks. 84% of developers use or plan to use AI tools — but most do not run agents.
16 min read
OpenClaw: The open-source AI agent everyone is talking about — but is it safe?
OpenClaw is a free AI agent that runs locally and talks to WhatsApp and Slack. It also gives AI full access to your computer — here's the risk.
9 min read
Tools and prices
Pocket AI recorder: What it does, what it costs, and what to check first
Pocket is a small AI recorder that sits on the back of your phone and turns meetings and calls into notes. Prices, features, Danish speech and GDPR, before you buy.
11 min read
AI for writing: what the tool can do, and what needs a human
AI can write copy, meeting notes and translations. But quality, brand voice and integration are human tasks. Here is what works.
5 min read
Claude Opus 4.6: what it is, what it costs, and what to use instead
Claude Opus 4.6 has 1M tokens context and 128K output. Anthropic's real prices, its status as a legacy model, and what to use now.
15 min read
The 8 Best AI Plugins for WordPress in 2026
AI plugins can save you hours — or slow your site down. Here are the 8 best, with honest ratings on quality, price and performance.
8 min read
Your website in AI search
How I Optimize Your Website for AI
A simple checklist to make your website AI-ready. Learn how to structure content so AI assistants can find and present it.
3 min read
AI Search in 2026: How to Get Your WordPress Site Cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity
Google is no longer the only path to visibility. Learn how to structure your WordPress site so AI search engines find, understand, and cite your content.
7 min read