Claude
8 to 10 hours back in seven days
A business owner ran a 7-day test. He handed Claude his inbox, his content, two hard customer replies, competitor research, a budget and one client proposal. He reviewed every output before it went out. Day 1 was email. Day 3 was a complaint from an upset customer and a detailed product question. Day 4 was research on 3 competitors and their customer reviews. Day 6 was a full client proposal from the client's brief.
How it wentHe estimates he saved 8 to 10 hours in the week (poster's claim). His inbox took 35 minutes, not 1.5 to 2 hours. The competitor research took about 10 minutes, not 3 hours. The client read the proposal and accepted it the next morning. His rule after the test: human review is not optional.
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Run a 7-day test with me in [business name]. Each day I will give you one job from this list: [inbox replies, a blog draft, a customer reply, competitor research, a budget, a client proposal]. For customer messages and proposals, draft only. Show me every draft before I send it. For research, use only these sources: [paste sources] and cite the page for each fact. Keep a log for each job: the time it took with you, and my estimate of the time it took before. At the end of day 7, total the hours saved and list where your output needed the most fixes.
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