Ready to paste prompts for Claude or ChatGPT, and checklists you can run yourself. Each one is something we already do for clients, written so you can do it without us.
Turns your plain notes into a 750 character business description, a clean services list and category picks for Google Business Profile.
A 15 minute Monday routine that catches broken forms, dead pages and dropped rankings before they cost you a month of leads.
Writes a complete page for one service, built the way Google and AI tools like to read it: direct answers, specifics, a clear next step.
Writes a page for one town you serve that reads like you actually work there, not a template with the city name swapped in.
Turns the questions you answer every day into FAQ copy written the way Google answer boxes and AI tools quote it: direct answer first, then why.
The 18 things that must be true on launch day or Google and your customers will not find the new site.
Paste the lead's message and get a reply that answers their question, asks the one thing you need to quote, and offers a time to talk.
Builds a four message follow up for one quiet quote, spaced over three weeks, each with a reason to reply that is not "just checking in".
Turns your gut feel about good and bad leads into a written scoring rubric your team or your CRM can apply the same way every time.
Writes the text and email you send the day a job wraps, with the direct link to leave a Google review and a one line reminder for a week later.
Writes the automatic text that goes out when you miss a call, plus the follow ups for the next hour and the next morning.
Produces the instructions that define your website assistant: its name, its job, how it talks, what it is allowed to say and what it never says.
The 18 pieces of information to collect in one document before your assistant goes live, so it answers from facts instead of guessing.
Twenty questions to ask your assistant before it talks to a real customer, covering the easy ones, the trick ones and the ones that should go to a human.
Writes the exact rules for when your assistant should stop and bring in a person, what it says while doing it and what it sends you.
Rewrites your homepage so a stranger knows what you do, where and for whom in the first five seconds, with the proof and the next step right below.
Turns your notes about one finished job into a short case study with the problem, what you did and the result, in the customer's terms.
Score your own site on the same twelve points we check in our free scorecard, from "says what you do in five seconds" to "form actually sends".
The 16 photos every service business website needs, from the hero shot to the before and after pairs, with what each one is for.
Writes an about page from your real story: why you started, what you believe about the work, who is on the crew.
Paste last week's numbers (leads, jobs, revenue, site visits, whatever you track) and get a one page brief: what moved, why it probably moved, and three things to do this week.
Paste a transcript from any recording tool and get the decisions, the tasks with owners and dates, the open questions and a follow up note you can send in two minutes.
Talk through how you do a task once, paste the transcript, and get a clean step by step procedure a new hire can follow without calling you.
A 45 minute review every quarter that connects what the website did to what the business booked, and ends with the three changes for next quarter.
If you would rather have it built and running, send the intake and name the playbook.