See what ChatGPT and Google say about your flower shop, then fix it in an afternoon.
Presale open now. Lessons open November 9.
Workbook & Checklists for Independent Florists
Someone in your town needs flowers by Saturday. More and more, they ask AI where to go. And AI only names a few shops.
In BrightLocal's 2026 survey of US consumers, 45% said they had used ChatGPT or another AI tool to get recommendations for local businesses. The year before, it was 6%.
The good news
AI doesn't make up its answer. It builds it from your Google profile, your reviews and the words on your website. All things you can change.
Six short video lessons, a bonus lesson, and your downloadable workbook.
Six short video lessons, a bonus lesson, and a workbook with the five questions, a 10-step fix list and fill-in templates. The check takes about 20 minutes. Most of the fixes take an afternoon. No new apps, no tech skills.

I'm Elizabeth Young.
For 22 years I've owned Flowers Talk Tivoli, a storefront flower shop on Richmond Road in Ottawa.
I've never once filled an order gatherer order. I want my town to find my shop directly, and I want the same for yours.
Now I teach independent flower shop owners how to get found by the people in their own town, on Google, in their reviews, and now in AI.
Start today with the Welcome lesson and workbook. The full lessons open Monday, November 9.
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No. If you can type a question into your phone, you can do this.
No. The free version works.
Today, with the Welcome lesson and workbook. The video lessons open November 9.
Lifetime access. Come back to it whenever you need it.
No. This is a one-time course. The Floral Collective Co is my monthly membership that hands you a new Google tip, newsletter topic and social prompts every Monday.