Host of The Web Talk Show
Armando J. Perez-Carreno
About Armando
Armando J. Perez-Carreno is a software engineer based in San Antonio, Texas. He's been building software since 2008.
He runs PerezCarreno & Coindreau, an AI implementation and training company. The team maps how a client's business works and finds where AI can help. Then they build agentic tools with Claude, Claude Code, and OpenAI Codex. They also run AI training workshops for executives and employees.
Armando hosts The Web Talk Show. It's a podcast with practical conversations for small business owners about AI tools, cybersecurity and scams, marketing, and getting found online.
Armando on The Web Talk Show
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Episode 83: Why Your First AI Project Probably Shouldn't Be a Chatbot -
Episode 80: From Demo to Deployment: Where Most Companies Get Stuck -
Episode 39: Unpopular Opinion: AI Is Not Here For Your Job -
Episode 6: What Makes WordPress Blocks Great -
Episode 84: Burn Tokens, Not Headcount: How Small Teams Should Hear That AI Phrase -
Episode 53: OpenClaw: Your AI Assistant That Actually Gets Things Done
Recent episodes
All episodesWhy Smart People Fall for Scams and How to Protect Yourself
Robert Siciliano of Protect Now explains how criminals pick their targets, why manufactured urgency works on smart people, and the three basics that make you a much harder target.
How Home Service Contractors Rank in the Google Map Pack
Jonah Bautista of Atlanta Pro Network explains how home service contractors can show up in Google's map pack with free settings, more reviews, and a fuller list of services, often within 30 days.
Lean Six Sigma and AI for Root Cause Problem Solving
Vishwadeep Khatri, founder of Benchmark X360, explains Lean Six Sigma in plain terms and why its habit of finding the root cause matters even more now that AI is doing so much of the work.
Email Marketing Hero Image and AI Personalization for Small Business
R.J. Talyor, founder of Backstroke, explains why the hero image at the top of a marketing email gets almost half the clicks, and how AI can build a different version of each email for every subscriber.
Zenvoya AI Travel Assistant for Flights, Hotels and Trip Delays
Vipul Doshi, founder of Zenvoya, explains how his AI travel assistant finds flights and hotels that fit what you care about, and keeps helping once you're on the road.
Financial Planning for Entrepreneurs to Avoid Surprise Tax Bills
Rebecca Irey, founder and CEO of Blue Skye Financial, explains why so many entrepreneurs skip financial planning and get hit with a surprise bill at year end, and how to pick an advisor who plans ahead.
Phishing Training for Small Business Teams with Craig Taylor
Craig Taylor, co-founder of CyberHoot, explains why fake phishing tests that end in a meeting with HR can backfire, and how positive reinforcement helps employees spot real attacks.
Validate Your Business Idea Before Building the Platform
Alberto Padilla, founder of Briq.mx, explains how he launched a regulated real estate crowdfunding platform in Mexico with a static site and a hand-updated progress bar, long before building any real infrastructure.
Growth Equity Explained: When to Raise Money for Your Business
Melanie Nabar, Principal at Volition Capital, explains how growth equity works and why raising a big round can still leave a founder with nothing at exit. She also covers when it makes sense to raise money and when to wait.
AI Software Testing vs Hiring More QA Testers for Web Apps
Pramin Pradeep, founder of BotGauge, explains why one company hired 25 QA testers and still hit only 56% coverage, and how AI agents change the math on software testing.