How Cursor Cloud Agents Fit the Team
A Cursor Cloud Agent is a contractor with its own computer. Here is how it fits next to watched Cursor, Claude Cowork, and Grok Bot — with this week’s live run counts, costs, and a can-versus-cannot list.
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How We Use Cursor for Marketing
Cursor is the desk. Git is the notebook. Skills and public articles are how other agents copy the work. Here is the Local Service Spotlight setup, including Run Everything.
The Weekly Scheduled-Task Audit: Make Your AI Workforce More Effective Every Week
This page is a worked example (a leaf). The canonical for how we audit is How we audit. By Dennis
The Local Service Spotlight Money Tree: Every Money Page and the Posts That Feed It
All seven Local Service Spotlight offers drawn as one tree: which money pages have blog posts feeding them, which are bare, and why the branches thin out as the price goes up.
One Inbox, Thirteen Brands: How Google Workspace Alias Domains Really Work
We run all 13 Spotlight Network sites from a single Google Workspace using free user alias domains. Here is exactly how it works, what it costs, and the 20-domain ceiling almost nobody discovers until they hit it.
How We Divide Work Between AI Agents Without Losing Control
Use one AI agent to build, another to audit, and a human to approve. Copy our evidence-based workflow, handoff templates, risk tiers, and release rules.
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Our No-Show Policy: Why Respecting Time Is the First Sign of a Serious Operator
In local services, time is the one resource nobody gets back. When a homeowner blocks an hour to walk a
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How We Qualify New Hires at Local Service Spotlight (Our 2 Non-Negotiables)
At Local Service Spotlight, we have found two things to be huge predictors of success for people who are new
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How to Cancel Office Hours Subscriptions
As part of our team, you may occasionally be asked to assist clients in managing their Office Hours subscription. This program, which
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Client Meeting Checklist: Before, During, and After the Call
Most people treat client meetings like a chore. They show up unprepared, ramble for an hour, and wonder why the