First response fell from 6 hours to 4 seconds at $89 a month.
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Act as my support agent for [business name]. Answer customer messages from [inbox or helpdesk] using only my FAQ and help docs at [link or folder]. Follow these rules: 1) Any refund, credit, or dispute over $[amount] goes to me at once. Do not decide it. 2) Any message with legal words, a chargeback threat, or angry language goes to me at once. 3) If a customer asks for a human, stop and hand the thread to me. For all other messages, answer in my tone, log what you did, and show me a daily list of answers sent and cases handed to me.
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More visits in 6 months than 10 years on the old site.
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Help me rebuild the website for my [type of business] in [town]. Use the service list and text I give you here: [paste]. Build clear pages for each service, with a contact form and a tap-to-call button. Show me every page before it goes live. Then make my safety forms: take this sample form [attach a blank copy only] and turn it into a phone form my crew can fill in on site, with the answers saved to [folder].
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SEO audits and a 570-product cleanup for one Shopify apparel shop.
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Work on my online shop at [shop URL] as a careful assistant. First, audit the product list I export here: [attach file]. Flag duplicate, missing, or weak product details and make a cleanup list. Do not change any live product. Next, run an SEO and AI search audit from my Search Console report: [attach]. Drafts only: show me each draft and wait for my yes before you apply any change. Back up the site before any speed fix and re-test after.
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It works when the steps are written down. It failed when they were not.
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Run my UGC program using my written steps. Here are my SOPs: [paste steps], my creator list: [attach], and my brand rules: [paste]. For each creator, draft the brief, track the delivery date, and draft the follow-up message. Show me every message before you send it. If a step is not in my SOPs, stop and ask me. Keep a weekly report of what went out, what came back, and what is late.
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One AI pass found $87 a month in subscription savings for a company.
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Review my business subscriptions. Here is my list of recurring charges from [billing tool or spreadsheet]: [paste the list, names and amounts only]. List each charge with the amount, how often it bills, and what it is for. Flag charges I may no longer need and add up the possible saving per month. Do not cancel anything. Show me the list first and I will tell you what to cancel.
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Calendar, tasks, and business reports pulled into one daily page.
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Build me one daily schedule page for [business name]. Each morning, pull my calendar for today from [calendar], the open tasks my assistants flagged for me from [task list or inbox], and run my standard business reports from [report source]. Put it all on one page in this order: meetings, tasks that need my decision, report results. Update it at [time] each morning and show me the page before you share it with anyone.
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