Everyone tells you to use AI. Almost nobody shows you how. If you have tried an AI tool once or twice, got something bland back, and quietly gone back to doing everything yourself, you are not alone. That gap between “you should use AI” and “here is exactly how” is the reason I have put together three new DIY guides, written for small business owners and solopreneurs who would rather be running their business than wrestling with technology.
Each one is plain English, step by step, with every jargon word explained and every prompt ready to copy and paste. They are the same systems I use to run Wild Operations, built from ten years in tech so you do not need ten years of your own. Here is what each guide does and why it is worth your afternoon.
1. Set Up Claude to Run Your Business
The problem with most AI answers is simple: they are generic because the tool knows nothing about you. Set Up Claude to Run Your Business fixes that. In six numbered steps you turn an ordinary AI chat tool into an assistant that knows your business, your customers, and your prices, and writes in your voice rather than a bland corporate one.
Inside you get an “About Me” template so Claude understands your business, ten copy-and-paste prompts for everyday jobs like emails, posts, planning, and chasing invoices, plus a jargon buster, safety tips, and a seven-day starter plan. It is a 16-page PDF for €19.
Why it matters for solopreneurs: this is the foundation. Set it up once and every other task you hand to AI comes back sounding like you and fitting your business, which is the difference between a tool you abandon and one you actually rely on.
2. Your AI Board of Advisors
Big decisions are hard when it is just you. Should you raise your prices? Take on that tricky client? Make your first hire? Your AI Board of Advisors gives you a board of six advisors, built around your business and running inside Claude, who talk it through and hand you a clear verdict in minutes.
Set-up takes about 20 minutes, then it is ready day or night. The six advisors cover your money, customers, time, and wellbeing, and the pack includes a master prompt, a decision brief template with a worked example, eight ready-made meetings for common dilemmas, and a decision log. It is a 17-page PDF prompt pack for €19.
Why it matters for solopreneurs: working alone means no one to sanity-check the big calls. This gives you a second, third, and fourth opinion on demand, tailored to your numbers and goals, so you stop going round in circles and decide with confidence.
3. The Automated Content Calendar
Posting when you remember means long silences followed by panic posts. The Automated Content Calendar helps you plan a whole month of content in a single afternoon, then let the system run itself.
You pick your level, from simply organised through to fully automated, and get content pillars, a ready-to-use calendar template, a monthly routine, prompts to plan and write a month of posts with Claude, and step-by-step scheduling using Buffer, Claude connectors, and Zapier, plus 30 post ideas to get you moving. It is a 20-page PDF for €19.
Why it matters for solopreneurs: marketing is usually the first thing to slip when you are busy. A simple, repeatable system means your business keeps showing up online even in the weeks you are flat out, without the daily “what do I post today?” scramble.
Even better together: the bundle
The three guides are designed to work as a set. Set up your AI assistant, put your content on autopilot, then use your board to make the big calls. One set-up, three ways it pays you back. The full bundle is all three guides, 53 pages of plain-English guidance, templates, and prompts, for €45 instead of €57, saving you €12.
Why these are different
These are made for real people, not tech people. No jargon, the why as well as the how so you can adapt everything to your own business, ready-made prompts where you just fill in the blanks, and small steps with time estimates so it never feels overwhelming. You start on Claude’s free plan, and the guides explain when a paid plan helps so you can decide for yourself.
If you are new to all this, start with Set Up Claude to Run Your Business, then add the other two once your assistant knows your business. Or grab the bundle and have the lot. An afternoon with any one of them could hand you back hours every single week.
You can see all three, and buy instantly, on the DIY Guides page.