Google and TikTok are teaming up on a free seminar that shows small-business owners how to use AI to get found online and reach more customers.
Google and TikTok are offering a free seminar for small-business owners who want to learn how to use AI. The session focuses on two goals: building an online presence and reaching more customers. Inc. reported on the upcoming class on November 6, 2026.
The seminar is aimed at people who run small businesses. It covers how AI tools can help a business show up online and find new customers. AI here means software that can write, suggest ideas or handle tasks that used to take a person more time.
Any owner who feels behind on online marketing could benefit. Google is a search engine and ad seller. TikTok is a short-video app. Both are places where shoppers look for businesses. Hearing from the two companies in one session may give owners a view of both.
The material does not give the date or time of the seminar. It does not say how to sign up, how long it runs, or whether a recording will be available. It also does not name the specific AI tools that will be covered. Owners will need to check the original Inc. story or the companies' own pages for those details.
Since the class costs nothing, the main price is your time. Look up the registration details before you commit, and decide which goal matters most to your business: being found online or reaching more customers.
A free Google and TikTok seminar on AI may help small businesses get found online, but check the original report for the date and sign-up details.
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