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AI Prompt Pack for Small Business

Forty prompts for the jobs a small business actually has: admin, offers, customer email, and social. Each one is a full recipe — fill-in fields, the prompt, a quality check, and a worked example.

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WHAT IT IS
IS
  • A job-to-be-done prompt library for UK small-business owners
  • Admin, offers/sales, email/customer, and social/content — 10 prompts each
  • Every prompt has context fields, a copy-paste recipe, a quality check, and a worked example
  • Works with any AI assistant. No app, no login, no TAIGL account
IS NOT
  • Not the free 50 Ways guide — that is a list of short starter ideas, including home life
  • Not the £9.99 Starter Kit — that is a weekly operating system with SIGNAL and a 30-day plan
  • Not a course, membership, or done-for-you service
  • Not a guaranteed time or income outcome
WHAT'S INSIDE

Four sections. Forty jobs.

Admin and operations

Inbox triage, call notes, SOPs, supplier briefs, weekly ops review, hiring briefs, house rules, booking checklists, cash sanity checks, cover notes.

  • A01 Inbox triage for a real working week
  • A02 Meeting notes into owners and deadlines
  • A03 SOP for a job you keep re-explaining
  • A04 Supplier or contractor brief
  • A05 Weekly operations review from real numbers
  • A06 Role brief before you hire or ask for help
  • A07 House rules customers can actually follow
  • A08 Job or booking confirmation checklist
  • A09 Cost and cash sanity check
  • A10 Cover note for when you are away

Offers and sales

Offer rewrite, for/not-for, pricing options, discovery questions, quotes, objections, keepable promises, case-study outlines, next steps, positioning.

  • S01 Offer in one breath, then five headlines
  • S02 Who it is for — and who it is not
  • S03 Pricing options you can stand behind
  • S04 Discovery questions before you quote
  • S05 Plain-English quote or proposal
  • S06 Objection map with honest replies
  • S07 A guarantee you can keep
  • S08 Case-study outline from a real job
  • S09 A next step that is not slimy
  • S10 Positioning from notes you already have

Email and customer communication

First replies, one follow-up, a clean no, complaints, review requests, reminders, reactivation, monthly updates, payment reminders, FAQs.

  • E01 Welcome after the first enquiry
  • E02 One follow-up after a quote
  • E03 A clear no that keeps the door usable
  • E04 Unhappy customer reply
  • E05 Review request after a finished job
  • E06 Booking or appointment reminder
  • E07 Reactivate a quiet customer
  • E08 A monthly update that is actually useful
  • E09 Payment reminder that stays human
  • E10 FAQ answers from questions you already get

Social and content

Posts from real jobs, process carousels, honest announcements, reply banks, before/after, seasonal notes, one-update-four-formats, bios, idea lists, finished captions.

  • C01 A local post from a real job
  • C02 Teach one process in a carousel or thread
  • C03 Announce an offer without hype
  • C04 Reply bank for comments and DMs
  • C05 Before and after without the miracle
  • C06 A seasonal post that fits this business
  • C07 One update, four formats
  • C08 Bio and about text that sounds like you
  • C09 Content ideas from last month's actual work
  • C10 Caption, alt text, and first comment
SAMPLE PAGES

Three prompts from the finished pack.

These are the three sample pages the catalogue names: offer, email, social. The other 37 stay in the reviewable source until commercial release.

S01 · Offers

Offer in one breath, then five headlines

Job: Rewrite what you sell so a stranger understands it in one breath, then give headline options that stay true.

Fill in: OFFER · WHO · NOT_FOR · PROOF_YOU_HAVE

Rewrite this small-business offer so a non-specialist understands it quickly.

Current offer: [OFFER]
Buyer: [WHO]
Not for: [NOT_FOR]
Proof we actually have: [PROOF_YOU_HAVE]

Give me:
1. One-sentence offer (under 22 words) in this shape: I help [who] get [outcome] without [usual pain].
2. A 3-line version for a website hero.
3. Five headline options. Each must be something we can defend.
4. Three short calls-to-action that match how we actually sell (enquiry, booking, visit). Label each with the channel.
5. Jargon you removed, and why.

Rules:
- Do not add proof we do not have. If proof is 'none', do not write 'trusted by hundreds'.
- Do not use 'transform', 'skyrocket', 'guaranteed results', or '10x'.
- Do not invent a price.
- Keep UK English.
E01 · Email

Welcome after the first enquiry

Job: Reply to a first enquiry so the person knows you saw it, what happens next, and what you need.

Fill in: BUSINESS · ENQUIRY · NEXT_STEP · NEED_FROM_THEM

Write a first-reply email or message for a new small-business enquiry.

Business: [BUSINESS]
They asked: [ENQUIRY]
What I will do next, and by when: [NEXT_STEP]
What I still need: [NEED_FROM_THEM]

Write:
- Subject line (for email) and a DM-length opener
- A 120–160 word reply
- A shorter 50-word version
- A PS with one practical detail (parking, response times, what you do not do)

Rules:
- Do not thank them four times.
- Do not attach a brochure dump.
- Do not promise a quote today unless the next step says that.
- Do not add a newsletter signup.
- UK English, human, specific.
C03 · Social

Announce an offer without hype

Job: Tell people what is available, who it is for, what it costs if you are stating a price, and how to get it.

Fill in: THING · WHO_FOR · FACTS · NOT_TRUE

Write an offer announcement for a small business. Facts first.

What is available: [THING]
Who it is for: [WHO_FOR]
Facts: [FACTS]
We will not claim: [NOT_TRUE]

Write:
- A post
- A shorter Stories / WhatsApp version
- A first comment if the channel uses one (how to book)
- Three titles you considered and rejected, with why

Rules:
- No 'I'm so excited to announce'.
- No fake scarcity. If slots are truly limited, state the number you have.
- No income or body-transformation promises.
- If price is not public, do not write 'DM for special price' theatrics — write 'ask for a quote'.
HOW YOU USE IT
01Pick the job you have today, not the section that sounds impressive
02Fill the fields with real details. Write “unknown” rather than guessing
03Paste the prompt into any assistant and replace the brackets
04Run the quality check before you send, publish, or quote from the draft

Typical time on a card is 5–25 minutes. That is an estimate of sitting time, not a claim that the pack saves a set number of hours a week.

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