Plan before you build
Use a focused planning step that keeps AI from building the wrong report or experience.
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A beginner-friendly workshop on using ChatGPT Sites to find patterns in your data, publish a report your team can open with a link, and schedule it to update automatically.
Nate GrahekSomewhere on your hard drive is a spreadsheet you are supposed to review every week: survey results, sales numbers, or form submissions. Scrolling rows is where good data goes to die.
In this workshop, we will build one thing together: a live website that reads your data, finds the patterns, and turns it into a report your team can open with a link.
Then we will put it on a schedule so it updates itself, giving you a repeatable reporting workflow instead of another spreadsheet to review manually.
Use a focused planning step that keeps AI from building the wrong report or experience.
Work from an existing data source or start with a simple CSV or spreadsheet.
Build a shareable site from real data that your team can open with a link.
Create the scheduled task that keeps the report current without manual rebuilding.
Understand where ChatGPT Sites belongs alongside the tools and reporting processes you already use.
Come back to this page when the session starts and join with one click.
Real setups you can copy, not slideware.
Bring the AI workflows you are trying to make more dependable.
The recording lives on this page for 48 hours after the session, with an AI summary PDF.

Nate is a SaaS founder and Fractional CMO who helps product-driven businesses build marketing systems that actually work — without the fluff. He's spent years helping founders and operators cut through marketing complexity and put the right things on autopilot. At Rundown University, Nate brings that same hands-on, no-jargon approach to AI education. His workshops and courses focus on practical automation and AI workflows you can deploy the same day — no engineering background required. If you've ever wanted to use AI to get your time back, Nate shows you exactly how.