You don't need more marketing ideas.
You need the energy back for the work you love.
Nineteen business owners have been here. Each one handed a job to Claude and got the hours (and the headspace) back.
Send me the free guideNot just the prompt,
the entire marketing handover from start to finish.
Each of the 19 shows how they actually handed one job to Claude, in the same six steps, so you can steal what works for your unique business.
And what it used to cost in hours a week.
What they give Claude, what it does, what comes back.
The part that stays theirs, so it still sounds like them.
The thing that finally made it work.
Only makes sense once you've read 1 to 4. Try mine below.
Skill, toolkit or playbook, linked from the page.
Find the job you dread most.
Steal the setup from someone who's handed it to Claude.
Real setups from people who sell courses, memberships and digital products like you.
15 of the 19 now spend under an hour a week on the job they handed over.
Tap a job type to filter, or any card to see how they do it.
Flash sales planned, emailed and paged, in an afternoon
SellingClaude interviews me, locks a day-by-day plan, drafts every email to one layout and builds a sale page that switches deals by itself. This year's Black Friday was planned by mid-October.
Promotions planned months ahead, each one leading to her main offer
PlanningClaude plans her promotion calendar so every free thing leads into one of her offers. Planning that took 16+ hours is down to one or two.
A freebie sign-up page for every collab she joins, built and tracked for her
CollabsEvery bundle and summit she joins gets its opt-in page, tags and delivery built the same way, without her redoing it from memory.
A designed weekly newsletter, built from her notes
EmailShe hands over the week's notes, Claude drafts every section and formats the issue as email-ready HTML. Open rates went from the low 40s to 53 to 61%.
Who to follow up with each morning, message already drafted
ConversationsClaude reads her inbox and DMs overnight and hands her a short list of who to follow up with and why, before she's finished her coffee.
Podcast and summit pitches, found, written and followed up for her
CollabsPodcast, summit and sponsor pitches drafted in her voice from her real past pitches. Every one waits as a draft until she's read it.
30 Threads posts every week, written from what she actually did
ContentClaude turns what she actually did and thought that week into a month of posts that mix tips, opinions and conversation starters.
A newsletter that interviews her first
EmailClaude asks her the questions, then writes the issue from her answers. Nineteen weeks in a row without missing one.
From brain dump to ready-to-send sales email
SellingShe talks through what she's selling, messily. Claude hands back one sales email with subject lines, preview text and a PS.
Call replays people actually read
ContentTranscripts of her calls become polished, readable write-ups her members open, instead of recordings nobody watches.
Her clients' exact words, ready for her marketing
ConversationsClaude reads her calls, emails and DMs and pulls out what clients actually say, word for word, so her copy starts from their language.
Share kits that make her offers easy to recommend
CollabsEvery offer gets a ready-made promo kit for affiliates and customers: emails, posts, blurbs, all in her voice, in about ten minutes.
A second life on Threads for her best sales emails
ContentEmails she's already sent become three to five Threads posts each, labelled by angle. She keeps about $1k a month she'd have spent on an agency.
Launch copy built from their members' own words
SellingSales pages that used to take 10 to 20 hours now come from a database of their members' real language, in one sitting.
Coaching calls that turn into a week of content
ContentOne call becomes a week of posts, emails and scripts, each one showing the quote it came from. Fifty-four unused posts became a system.
A one-page game plan before every sales call
ConversationsGive Claude a lead's name and form answers; seven minutes later she has their likely objections and a call outline. She estimates 50% more closes within 24 hours.
The right collabs found, scored and pitched, every month
CollabsFinding and scoring the right summits and bundles, then drafting the pitches. A round that took 8 hours now takes 1 or 2.
A weekly SEO blog post, in her voice, in under an hour
ContentShe had no blog at all. Now there's a new post every week, researched, drafted and checked by Claude, read and approved by her. It's her biggest traffic source.
Reels edited from a raw phone video
ContentShe records on her phone, uploads it, says "edit". A reel that took hours now takes about a minute and a half of her time.
Fill in the blanks, copy it, paste it into Claude
The starter prompt from my page. Put your own sale in and it's yours.
Before you suggest anything, interview me one question at a time: which offers could go in the sale, what the deal is for each (a discount, a bonus or limited-time access), how many days the sale runs, what time each deal switches, and whether all the deals come back on a final day. Recommend an answer for each question with your reasoning, then let me decide. If I don't know an answer yet, mark it "still to decide" instead of guessing.
When we're done, give me a day-by-day sale plan: each day's offer, deal, price and switch time, the emails to send each day, and a list of everything I still need to decide.
Claude recommends. You decide. Every contributor draws that line somewhere, and the guide shows you exactly where. Plus 18 more prompts, one per job.
Send me the free guideWhat they love about Claude, in their own words
Claude lets me run my business like I have a team, without having one. I'll never forget the moment I ran my first scheduled task: now I wake up to draft responses to my emails every day.
I love that I don't have to be at my computer as much. I can sit outside and stare up at the clouds and not feel like I have to be a super-powered version of myself to get everything done.
Claude skills just work for my neurodivergent brain. They fire automatically, so I don't have to remember which ones I've installed.
How the guide works
Hi, I'm Ruth. Here's how this guide started.
Copywriter since 2008 · author of Quietly Ambitious · host of The Soulful Sales Show · founder of the Aligned AI Lab
Earlier this year I read 54 scholarship applications for my Aligned AI Summit, and nearly everyone wanted to hand the same job to AI: content.
I get it, content takes a lot of time that could be spent elsewhere. But it's only one of the MANY jobs in this guide. The real wins are in the marketing grunt work nobody talks about, and some of what we're sharing will surprise you (and hopefully feel like a huge sigh of relief!)
I asked 18 people I trust to show me one marketing or sales job they've truly handed to Claude. What came back was better than I'd hoped: the real setups, the prompts, and in every single case, the thing they refused to hand over.
I'm neurodivergent, I live with a chronic illness and I have a VERY full brain. AI was never about doing more for me. It's about getting the dreaded jobs done so I have energy left for the ones I love. That's what this guide is about.
So grab the guide, pick the marketing job you most dread, steal the prompt and start saving time and energy!
Ruth xx
Things you might be wondering
Is it really free?
What happens after 18 November?
I've barely used Claude. Is this for me?
Do I need Claude specifically?
Will the contributors get my email address?
What's the VIP pass?
Pick the job you dread most.
Someone in here has already handed it over.
Free until Wednesday 18 November 2026. Nineteen handovers, nineteen prompts, nineteen free gifts, for people selling courses, memberships and digital products.
Free access ends 18 November at 11.59pm PT (that's 2.59am ET / 7.59am UK on 19 November).
Send me the free guideOnce you're in, you'll see the option to grab the VIP pass: all 19 skills and tools behind these handovers (worth $1,253 bought separately) at a price you'll only see on that page. Completely optional. I'd want you to have the free guide either way.