Aug 14, 2026 · 22 min · 12 segments
In this episode, Simon talks to Stanley Henry, CEO of Auckland based organic social agency: The Attention Seeker. Stan shares how his agency leverages AI, through Kevan a Context Brain built around…
Stanley HenryGuest
Simon MorganHost
When ChatGBT first started, I kind of quickly understood at that point, this is going to be huge.

This is actually like one of those moments in time, like the internet was of like the world changing.

So like the first thing I did was I signed up to Otter, which was a transcription tool.

And I started to teach all the teams to start transcribing all their meetings, knowing that I would have those transcripts.

And I fundamentally understood that at the beginning, everything was built off data that they could scrape, get enough data, it could train itself.

Like I need to give it my specific context so that it will be able to do a better job for what I want.

But then it was at the start of this year, I spent the whole of January rebuilding our website as part of an SEO, AEO project that I did.

and i did it with claude projects and i thought i'm so smart i'd rebuilt this whole thing it was only a month to do this thing and at the end of the month i showed my brother had been doing some stuff with him as well he he didn't really know what he's doing but he'd just been watching some youtube he's like oh did you do that in terminals like what's too bad i don't even know what terminal is and then he showed me and then i jumped on and then i i hit it and i rebuilt the whole website again i got it to scan everything i ducked down all the boats rebuilt the whole thing in a day And I was like, oh, what have I done? This is the next level.



When ChatGBT first started, I kind of quickly understood at that point, this is going to be huge.

This is actually like one of those moments in time, like the internet was of like the world changing.

So like the first thing I did was I signed up to Otter, which was a transcription tool.

And I started to teach all the teams to start transcribing all their meetings, knowing that I would have those transcripts.

And I fundamentally understood that at the beginning, everything was built off data that they could scrape, get enough data, it could train itself.

Like I need to give it my specific context so that it will be able to do a better job for what I want.

But then it was at the start of this year, I spent the whole of January rebuilding our website as part of an SEO, AEO project that I did.

and i did it with claude projects and i thought i'm so smart i'd rebuilt this whole thing it was only a month to do this thing and at the end of the month i showed my brother had been doing some stuff with him as well he he didn't really know what he's doing but he'd just been watching some youtube he's like oh did you do that in terminals like what's too bad i don't even know what terminal is and then he showed me and then i jumped on and then i i hit it and i rebuilt the whole website again i got it to scan everything i ducked down all the boats rebuilt the whole thing in a day And I was like, oh, what have I done? This is the next level.


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