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The HQ is a few hours from me. Artists can upload designs there and you can get those designs on a variety of fabrics/items (curtains, wallpaper, etc)

Have you seen Spoonflower's wallpaper (also fabric)? It's so beautiful.

I really like expensive wallpaper. It's a bit of a problem.

...Because AI can evaluate in-the-moment constraints (budget, time, preferences), you can surface offers that feel more relevant and timely.

5. You may want to think about integrating AI on your own site if you haven't already. Not all at once, but start testing it. One example: Use AI to deliver context-aware offers: upsells, room upgrades, ancillary products (dining, excursions), cross-sell packages.

4. Personalized content is important. The more you can create content that aligns to different personas, the better. Not just "best places to go in Naples" but "best affordable family-friendly things to do in Naples in the summer."

3. AI is only as good as the info it crawls (and cites). Want to be in the mix? Do what we've been saying for years now: write your content thoroughly, broken up in digestible pieces (chunks, charts, tables, graphs, images), and organize it logically.

2. Agentic AI is here. And honestly, if I can have AI book appointments for me, great. I'm an elder millennial who hates talking on the phone.

1. Search has been leaning into conversational style for a while now (long-tail queries, anyone?), but it's MUCH more prominent now. It's faster and easier to ask the question and get some AI-provided answers than click through a website's filters/navigation.

@rustybrick.com curious if you've seen this one?