Bizer is built on a simple belief: small businesses deserve advisory-grade help, made practical by AI. Here’s our published work, the questions we’re actively investigating, and what’s shipping next.
The questions we’re actively investigating — grouped by theme, and open by design.
What stops small businesses from adopting AI, and what removes the friction?
Map the real barriers — trust, time, cost, technical confidence — and test which interventions most increase adoption among non-technical owners.
Does an “approval gate” increase owner trust and AI usage?
Measure whether requiring explicit human approval for every outbound AI action changes how much owners trust — and actually use — an AI sidekick.
Which leading indicators predict small business cash crunches 30 days out?
Identify the receivables, burn, and seasonality signals that most reliably forecast a cash shortfall before it happens.
What is the impact of AI-assisted invoicing on days-sales-outstanding?
Test whether AI-drafted, approval-gated payment reminders measurably reduce how long invoices stay unpaid.
What is the ROI of AI-curated market research for solo founders?
Evaluate whether founders who use an AI sidekick for market and competitor research reach validated positioning faster.
Does responding to reviews with AI assistance lift local conversion?
Test whether faster, AI-assisted (human-approved) responses to Google Business Profile reviews improve local search visibility and conversion.
How much time is recovered when GTD and an AI sidekick run the weekly review?
Quantify the time and follow-through gains when owners pair a weekly review with an AI that remembers context.
Can an AI advisory layer match traditional SBDC outcomes at scale?
Investigate whether the assess–focus–act loop, delivered continuously by AI with humans in the loop, can approach human-led SBDC outcomes.
Doom scrolling takes your day and gives back nothing. Boom scrolling hands it back with wins on it — one satisfying, finished card at a time.
You’re going to scroll either way. Boom scrolling keeps the habit but points it at a feed that builds your business instead of draining it.
The scroll isn’t the problem — what you’re scrolling is. Meet boom scrolling: the same habit pointed at your own business, where every card you finish is a little ‘boom.’
The score is just the headline — the focus area is the insight. How to read it, trust it, and turn it into your next quarter’s work.
We’re always looking for sharp questions from owners, advisors, and researchers.
