Five prompts, already written.
Not templates full of blanks. Finished prompts for the five things you already do every week, with a realistic example sitting in each one. Copy the one you need, swap three details, use it today.
What's inside
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Four buckets, in order: a client is waiting on us, needs a decision from us, we're waiting on them, and money. That third bucket is the one that quietly costs you. An agency owner we work with had this at an hour a day and had never once written it down as a task.
Reply to a client
In your voice, and it will not invent a price. If it does not know something it writes [CONFIRM] and keeps going. A draft with three of those is useful. A draft with a made-up number costs you a client.
Turn a call into a plan
Messy notes in, two things out: a recap you can send today, and a build list of every commitment you made. It separates what they asked for from what you offered, because that gap is where scope creep starts.
Draft the proposal
Scope and investment, outcome first. It can only use prices you give it. Anything that does not map cleanly gets flagged instead of guessed, so you never quote last year's number by accident.
The follow-up nobody sent
Somebody asked your price, you never heard back, and you never chased, because chasing feels bad. Under 80 words, no guilt, and it includes the easy out that actually gets replies.
Plus the picker
One page at the front that tells you which of the five is actually eating your month, so you don't have to read all of them. Tick the boxes, use that prompt, ignore the rest.
Made for people who run the thing.
Agency and studio owners, consultants, freelancers. People running small teams who keep hearing they should use AI and would rather just have one thing off their plate by Friday.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. These are plain text. Copy one, paste it into Claude or ChatGPT, swap three details for yours, and go. No install, no tools to buy, no account beyond the one you already have.
How is this different from the hundred prompt lists out there?
Most of those hand you a template full of blanks, which is a homework assignment. We gave a bracketed template to a real client and she wrote back that she was not sure how to fill in two of the lines. She was right, and that was our fault. So these ship finished, with a realistic example already in them. You change three things, not thirty.
Why is it free?
Because this is the one-task version of what we get paid to do across a whole business. The fastest way to show you what that feels like is to hand you the small version and let it save you an hour this week.
What happens with my email?
You get one email with the download. No drip sequence, no selling your address. If you tick the box for The Handoff you also get one AI tip a week, and you can unsubscribe from any issue. Leave it unticked and that one email is the whole relationship.
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your business?
Prompts fix one task at a time. If the real problem is that your tools don't talk to each other, tell us what's slowing you down. Within 48 hours you get two or three specific ideas in writing, whether you hire us or not.
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