The weekly jobs, done in one prompt
Each one is a single prompt that makes several calls and writes up the answer. You see every call and its price before you run it.
Weekly SEO report
This week against last, from Search Console and Analytics: the queries that moved, and who took the clicks you lost.
A one-page brief with the numbers, the biggest moves and three fixes for this week.
Why did traffic drop?
Was it Google, paid, or a broken tag? It splits the drop by channel, page and query to find out.
The likely causes, biggest first, with the numbers behind each and what to check next.
Content gap finder
Searches your competitors rank for and you don't, minus the ones too hard to win.
Ten articles to write, easiest first, each with monthly searches and difficulty.
Competitor snapshot
You against one competitor on keywords, traffic, backlinks and the three searches you care about most.
One side-by-side table, then where you're ahead, where you're behind, and what to do next.
Monday pipeline review
What moved in HubSpot last week, what got stuck, and what the buyer said on the call.
Deals by owner, anything stuck over 30 days flagged, and a line from the matching call.
Pre-call brief
What HubSpot and Gong know about the account, on one page, before you join the call.
Who's who, where the deal stands, what you promised last time, and three questions to ask.
Where your deals come from
Which original sources in HubSpot bring the deals you win, and which bring the ones you lose.
Deals won and lost by original source, with win rate and won amount, biggest first.
Revenue pulse
Net revenue from Stripe, the refunds and failed charges, and any Slack thread that explains them.
Net revenue and the change, the charges worth chasing, and the Slack messages about them.
Slack channel digest
Back from a week off? See what a channel decided and who's waiting on you.
Under 200 words: what was decided, what's still open, and what needs a reply from you.
YouTube channel review
Your best and worst recent uploads, what separates them, and what to make next.
Your top three and bottom three, the pattern, and five ideas with monthly searches.
Weekly project status
Turns an Asana project into an update you can send a client as is.
A one-word status, what's done, what's late by owner, and the next two weeks of meetings.
Lead list builder
Search Apollo by title and market, keep the best ten, and check each email before you write.
Ten leads with title, company size, a checked email and why each one fits.
LinkedIn intent signals
People who posted about your problem in the last two weeks, while it's still on their mind.
Who posted, what they said, and an opening line that refers to it.
Keyword opportunities
The searches people actually make around your topic, and how hard each one is to rank for.
Fifteen keywords with monthly searches and difficulty, easiest wins first.
Who ranks for a search
The ten sites Google shows for a search you care about, and how big the top three are.
The top ten results in order, then the size of the three sites at the top.
Paid search check
How many Google searches you and a competitor buy ads on, and how crowded a search you want is.
Paid keywords and estimated paid traffic for both sites, and how many ads your search shows.
What a click costs
Monthly searches and the going cost per click for the keywords you would bid on, before you spend.
Each keyword with searches, cost per click and competition, and a rough monthly budget.
Research brief
A short, sourced answer to a question about your market, with the pages worth reading.
Five findings with a source for each, and what they mean for your work.
What people say on Reddit
Recent Reddit threads about your topic: what people ask, what annoys them, and the words they use.
The questions and complaints that keep coming up, quoted with links, and three content ideas.
What Reddit says about you
Every Reddit thread from the last month that mentions you, sorted into praise, complaints and questions.
The themes people keep raising, the threads worth replying to, and what to fix first.
Who wants to leave a competitor
People on Reddit and LinkedIn complaining about a competitor or asking for an alternative, while it's fresh.
A ranked list of people open to switching, with what is wrong and an opening line for each.
Instagram creator shortlist
Instagram accounts in your niche, filtered by audience size and scored against what your brand needs.
Ten creators worth contacting, each with followers, what they post about and a fit score.
Map the buying committee
The people at one target company who would buy from you, from their LinkedIn profiles, with a work email.
Who decides, who uses it and who signs, each with a verified email where one exists.
Content ideas from Reddit
The questions your audience asks on Reddit, checked against how many people search for them on Google.
Ten article or video ideas, each with the Reddit thread behind it and its monthly search volume.
Collect data from any website
Name the data you want, from Google Maps listings to Amazon reviews, and your assistant finds a scraper for it in the Apify Store.
The data in a table, which scraper collected it, and exactly what the run cost.
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