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FieryFX Helping kitchen & bath designers stop running their business from memory & start putting AI to work FieryFX is a boutique marketing & consulting agency. How?

Expertise paired with data, technology and perspective is how FieryFX builds business assets and creates systems that get real leverage to grow and improve your business. We know running a business is hard work. But, there are "simple machines" available to help the hard work yield more results. We help growth-oriented businesses harness websites, analytics, smart business & technology to expand their reach and impact… with ease. Using our proprietary framework, companies first get clear on what success looks like. Then we use, remodel or reinvent their existing processes, technology and systems to set them on the path to achieving success. Getting value from technology is 30% the tech, and 70% how it is used. We don’t believe in business as usual. Instead, we help you ignite the value of your...

Time - Make the right decision easier and faster. Know for a fact that all the effort you're expending is building momentum in the right direction. It all starts with a plan. Effort - No business can grow without adding capacity. Automation is exponential capacity. Focus on the places in your business where you add the maximum value and let the robots help do the rest. Impact - Every business is in the business of results. Make sure that what you are doing with your time, money & technology is converting into real business & results. Start on the journey to doing more with less by tuning into my podcast Elevated with Brandy Lawson: FIeryFX.com/Podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts.

10/23/2026

Not all leads are the same. Treating them like they are burns time you don't have.

Two categories worth knowing:

MQL — marketing qualified lead. Someone who's shown interest. Engaged, curious, not ready to buy yet.

SQL — sales qualified lead. Someone who's ready to have the buying conversation now.

Most K&B businesses don't separate these. Every inquiry gets the same amount of designer attention — which means your most valuable resource gets spread across people who are browsing and people who are ready to sign.

When you define the difference: SQLs get your designer's direct attention. MQLs go into a nurture track until they're ready. Systems handle the MQLs. Designers handle the SQLs.

That's not a small efficiency gain. That's where your designer's time actually goes.

Watch the replay: Ask Me Anything about AI

https://fieryfx.com/ama?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ama-2026-10

Your designer says the Harrisons are ready.You look at the same notes and see somebody who's been thinking about it sinc...
10/20/2026

Your designer says the Harrisons are ready.

You look at the same notes and see somebody who's been thinking about it since spring, hasn't given you a number, and keeps asking whether you also do laundry rooms.

Not one of you is wrong. But there's not a shared definition of what "ready" means.

So every lead routes back through you, because you're the only one who can rule on it. Which means you're the bottle neck and designers can't just do their jobs.

The way to remove yourself is to write the standard down once. Two or three things, whatever's true in your showroom. Budget said out loud. A date they're working toward. Both decision-makers in the room.

Then hand it over. The designer checks it against the list, she makes the call, and you hear about it after.

You'll know it worked the first Monday she doesn't ask you. →

Got an AI question that needs an expert answer? Ask Brandy live today at 11 AM Arizona / 2 PM Eastern. Free, 45 minutes, recording included.

https://fieryfx.com/ama?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ama-2026-10


10/16/2026

When was the last time I talked to that person?
Did they read the proposal?
Is it time to follow up?

If those questions live in your head instead of your tools, your system is making you work harder than it should.

Without email integration in your CRM, conversations scatter. A client texts, emails your designer, DMs you on Instagram. Nobody has the full picture. Context lives in four apps and your memory.

When everything connects in one place, you open a contact and see the complete history — every message, every touchpoint, in order. Your team can jump in without a briefing. The "did they read it" question has an actual answer.

That's not a nice-to-have for a business managing multiple clients at different stages.

Got an AI question that needs an expert answer? Ask Brandy live on October 20. Free, 45 minutes, recording included.

https://fieryfx.com/ama?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ama-2026-10

Voyage Phoenix just published a feature on Brandy Lawson, and it starts in Montana.Great-grandparents who homesteaded. P...
10/15/2026

Voyage Phoenix just published a feature on Brandy Lawson, and it starts in Montana.

Great-grandparents who homesteaded. Parents who left the farm to open a restaurant the year she was born. A dad who wrote the restaurant's payroll program on a green-screen computer with two floppy drives.

Two decades in tech. A layoff in 2012. One website for a former colleague... and the business she was building turned out to be the job she kept looking for.

The interview covers the long road to FieryFX: the coach she argued with, the four years of "should-ing" all over herself, and the moment the company picked one kind of client with one kind of problem and went all in.

Also in there: the three apps Brandy can't work without, and the book she recommends to every business owner.

Read the full interview: https://voyagephoenix.com/interview/hidden-gems-meet-brandy-lawson-of-fieryfx

10/13/2026

"So who's covering the electrical move?"

You know you talked about it. You can see the moment. Standing in the garage, box of pulls in your hand, and the two of you worked it out.

Where that conversation lives now: a text from March, an email thread with four people on it, a DM you answered from the car, and your memory of the garage.

Four places, and not one of them is an easily referenced record that can be shared. So the version that wins is whoever sounds more certain, and today that isn't you.

That can change with 1 message, sent within an hour of every meeting:

Decided: [the thing]
Change order: [amount, or none]
Ordering [day] unless we hear otherwise.

Client gets it. Project manager gets copied. Ninety seconds, and the "he said, she said" doesn't even enter the chat.

Screenshot it. Send it to whoever else in your business should be sending it. →

Got an AI question that needs an expert answer? Ask Brandy live on October 20. Free, 45 minutes, recording included.

https://fieryfx.com/ama?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ama-2026-10


10/09/2026

A spreadsheet is a fine place to start. Just don't stay there too long.

Here's what the arc usually looks like: someone smart gets tired of the limitations and starts building. Adding formulas, automations, color-coding, conditional logic. It's impressive. It works — for a while.

Then changes start taking longer. Things break and don't get fixed quickly. The spreadsheet becomes fragile in direct proportion to how complex it gets.

And then the person who built it leaves. And they probably never documented how any of it worked.

The more resources you pour into turning a spreadsheet into a CRM, the more you're invested in something that was never designed to do that job. The complexity isn't a sign it's working — it's a warning sign.

A real sales system tracks leads by quality and quantity, shows you where things stall, and doesn't fall apart when the person who built it takes a vacation.

Got an AI question you keep putting off? Ask Brandy live on October 20. Free, 45 minutes, recording included.

https://fieryfx.com/ama?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ama-2026-10

It's National Kitchen and Bath Month! Showrooms are getting some well-deserved attention. New displays. Fall photos. The...
10/06/2026

It's National Kitchen and Bath Month! Showrooms are getting some well-deserved attention. New displays. Fall photos. The IG feed is showing some gorgeous spaces.

Then somebody asks where the Delgado job stands and you get three answers from three people.

Where's the source of truth?
If it exists at all, it is in eleven tabs and a color code somebody invented three years ago. Yellow means something. What... no one remembers.

Spreadsheets aren't the problem. The problem is that the business runs at the speed of whoever built it. And she takes vacations. →


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