You don't need to become a tech person. You need a clear, plain-English path — the same one I've used for 30+ years to help everyday entrepreneurs get a real website live and know exactly which AI tools to use (and which to ignore).
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"I help capable people cross the digital divide — in plain English, without the hype."
Lisa Fitzpatrick — "The Internet Lady"
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The 7 Rules of Getting Online Without Getting Overwhelmed
32-page plain-English PDF guide
Why you can trust this guide
30+
Years helping everyday people and small businesses get online
1998
Digital marketing since the early web — ISP owner and community builder
1
CNN Hero award for getting communities online (Hurricane Katrina crisis comms)
Seven plain-English rules. No jargon. No tools to buy. Just the clear path you were never handed.
The #1 mistake that keeps capable people stuck offline — and the three questions that replace weeks of overwhelm with one clear decision.
Why one page beats five — so you can finally have a real, credible website live without rebuilding it every weekend.
Which AI tools are worth your time (and which are quietly costing you money every month) — from someone who's watched 30 years of "next big things."
The plain-English order of operations — so every tool stops feeling like a new language and starts feeling like a checklist.
Your real first step — a simple, no-pressure action you can take today, even if you've tried and quit before.
Free. No credit card. Takes 30 seconds.
Sound familiar?
You're behind because nobody handed you a clear path — and the path changed about four times while you were trying to walk it. DIY builders. Social media gurus. SEO experts. Now AI tools that promise to do everything for $97 a month. Every year, a new "next big thing," and another half-finished project.
You didn't miss the memo. The memo was never written in a way you could actually use.
This guide is the memo — rewritten in plain English, in the right order.
The Internet Lady Path
The problem was never the tools. The problem is the order. That's why the tools feel overwhelming — you've been handed a full toolbox with no instructions and told to build a house.
Step 1
Get Found
Start with your goal, not the tool. One page, one offer, one clear ask.
Step 2
Get Chosen
Write in your own plain voice — so the right people choose you, not the loudest one.
Step 3
Get Growing
Layer in the right AI tools — one at a time — so the tech serves your goals, not the other way around.
That's exactly who I wrote this for. There's no jargon, no coding, and nothing you need to install. It's plain English, in the right order — the way I'd explain it to you at your kitchen table.
Because the tools were never the problem — the order was. You've been handed a toolbox with no instructions. This guide gives you the sequence first, so the tools make sense when you reach for them.
A lot of it is. I've watched 30 years of "next big things," and most of them weren't worth your money. This guide tells you which AI tools are actually worth your time for a small business — and which are quietly costing you a subscription every month.
The guide takes about 15 minutes to read. The first step can be done today. There's no homework — just a clear path you can walk at your own pace.
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Get the guide, read it today — even for five minutes — and you'll finally know exactly what to do next. No hype. No jargon. Just the plain-English path you were never handed.
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The 7 Rules of Getting Online Without Getting Overwhelmed — a free 32-page guide from Lisa Fitzpatrick, "The Internet Lady."