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02/06/2026

This is such good news ๐ŸŽ‰

You no longer have to guess

You no longer have to wonder

You now know exactly what your audience loves and engages with

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Today, Claude Cowork helped me fix a client's blog, support a student with her own students, work on a client's sales pa...
01/06/2026

Today, Claude Cowork helped me fix a client's blog, support a student with her own students, work on a client's sales page, and build a mountain biking trail hub today.

Four different people. Four different problems.

One tool woven through all of it.

When I ran the digital audit on my client's site today, I found a noindex tag on most of his blog posts.

He had no idea.

His content was really good but Google just couldn't see any of it.

One audit. Fifteen minutes to fix.

Hopefully it hadn't been sitting like that for months...

When I first started using AI, I had to think about every single task.

Is this the right tool? How do I get it to work correctly? Will it it give me something I can actually use?

Now I just... start.

The trail hub took less than an hour to build out, something I would never have been able to do in the past.

I saw a real pain point and knew AI could fix it...I'll meet with them on Weds to give a formal proposal

That's real solutions to real problems.

And here is the slow shift that been happening in my own business, when using AI stops being a thing you do and starts being how you do things.

That's what integration feels like.

Not a workflow or a Monday morning content session.

Just the way.

Are you beginning to feel the move from AI being something to AI just being?

One 5-minute digital audit found what weeks of building had missed: a purchase button going to a 404 page  ๐Ÿ˜ฎI've continu...
29/05/2026

One 5-minute digital audit found what weeks of building had missed: a purchase button going to a 404 page ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

I've continued to work with one of my Launch students on building out her next offer, and before she put anything live we ran a mini digital audit together.

I'm so glad we did.

It found a broken purchase button she had no idea was there!

She's fixed it now, but we can't say how many sales she may have lost.

And this is exactly what those audits are for.

They find the things you may have missed and make sure your website and pages are functioning the way they should.

This particular audit was a mini version I've been testing for a bundle I'm taking part in, but the Digital Audit skill I've built for my AI Business Builders members is the full version and it goes a lot deeper than this.

One of the other things it does is build a full competitor analysis report, showing you where you sit within your market, identifies where there's clear white space and opportunity, maps where things overlap, and looks at how your competitors are positioning themselves.

Then it builds a 90-day plan with a checklist so you can easily fix what's broken and make sure your brand is aligned and cohesive across all your platforms.

It's genuinely become one of the most asked-about things I offer, and after sessions like this one it's easy to see why.

If you're already keen to get your hands on the mini audit when the bundle comes out (its going to be an amazing bundle full of Claude Skills) and if you're not already on my email list you can join here and keep an eye out for when it drops.

๐Ÿ”— to join in the first comment

Hard to believe but my website had a "coming soon" page up for seven months!For seven months I knew I needed to get my w...
27/05/2026

Hard to believe but my website had a "coming soon" page up for seven months!

For seven months I knew I needed to get my website back up (a migration from Kajabi to Systeme and a new business direction necessitated it)

But I just couldn't...

I even bought a template to make it easier, I set aside time to do it...but every time I sat down the task just seemed too big

So I just ignored it, put it to one side and wished it would build itself ๐Ÿคฃ

Well this Sunday I built the whole thing with Claude in six hours and really enjoyed the process.

When I thought about what had changed for me, it wasn't the time it takes to build, it was the decision fatigue.

Trying to first decide what goes onto the page, then how its going to look, then actually getting down to build it with a drag and drop editor...my brain was tired just thinking about it ๐Ÿคฃ

Having Claude alongside helping and brainstorming makes a lot of those decisions easier.

And being able to drop fully optimized code into the platform and then edit it in plain English made the whole thing a breeze.

So it turned out "coming soon" wasn't a time problem. It was a brain fatigue problem.

So let me ask: Is there a project or task in your business that you know you need to do, but you just can't get to?

Drop it in the comments and I'll see if it's something Claude could help you out with

And for anyone interested I'll drop the ๐Ÿ”— to the new website in the first comment

The two phases of Claude Use.Phase 1 waiting patiently, silently begging the reset to hurry up because you've hit the wa...
25/05/2026

The two phases of Claude Use.

Phase 1 waiting patiently, silently begging the reset to hurry up because you've hit the wall and have projects to finish!

Phase 2 is watching the session reset at 62% going NOOOO I still had 38% usage left.

Today I was Type 2. And I feel robbed ๐Ÿคฃ

I went from idea to live offer this week in less time than it takes to watch a Netflix series.The advice I've always giv...
21/05/2026

I went from idea to live offer this week in less time than it takes to watch a Netflix series.

The advice I've always given: don't build before you validate.

Get a signal from your audience first. I still believe it.

But AI changed how long you have to wait before you can act on one.

Here's what happened.

Over the weekend I shared a client win on my socials.

She'd migrated her blog to Kajabi and every link was still pointing to her old domain.

We used AI to find and fix them all while she got on with her day.
The questions came flooding in.

How did you do that? That Digital Audit sounds incredible. How do you even get it set up to work like that?

Five different people. Same question. Different words.
And I had a thought.

This could be a really valuable offer.

So Monday afternoon I ran the Campaign Builder skill live inside AI Business Builders.

Audience profile, messaging pillars, campaign phases, content plan.

Built the whole thing in real time while members watched.

90 minutes.

The offer went live on Wednesday

I was building while I was validating.

The questions were the signal and I decided to test it straight away.

And honestly? That's what AI changes. Not the rules. Just how fast you can act when the validation comes.

I'm using Claude CoWork for just about everything in my business right now, including my Digital Audits and this Campaign Builds

If it's something you keep hearing about but you've got questions around safety, or you just want to know how to set it up properly, drop COWORK in the comments and I'll send you some information.

You've just had one of those incredible AI sessions where everything just worked. The output was exactly right. The proc...
18/05/2026

You've just had one of those incredible AI sessions where everything just worked.

The output was exactly right. The process clicked. You finished feeling like you'd genuinely figured something out.

And then you close the tab and move on with your day.

Six weeks later you want to do something similar.

You go back searching through your threads.

Sometimes you find it, sometimes you don't.

D = Document is the step that stops that from happening.

After a successful run, before you close the tab, you ask AI to document exactly what just happened.

The workflow. The prompts that worked. The sequence of steps.

What you put in and what came out.

The format can be whatever's most useful to you.

๐Ÿ‘‰A skill you save and trigger again.
๐Ÿ‘‰A series of prompts in a doc.
๐Ÿ‘‰A step-by-step process.
๐Ÿ‘‰A proper SOP you can hand to a VA.

The possibilities are wider than most people realize and that's what makes this so powerful.

What matters is that it lives somewhere outside your head and outside a chat thread.

I document every workflow I use regularly in my business this way.

Content creation. Client onboarding. Digital audits. Page builds.

When something works, I capture it. And the next time I need it, I'm not starting from scratch.

That's the full BUILD Loop framework we use inside AI Business Builders.

Five steps. One system.

And D is what makes the whole thing compound over time.

The BUILD Loop:
B = Brief
U = Use
I = Implement
L = Leverage
D = Document โ† today

There's a business advisor who already knows every workflow you've built, every task you've handed over this year, every...
15/05/2026

There's a business advisor who already knows every workflow you've built, every task you've handed over this year, every process you've put in place.

It's your AI.

And most people never think to ask it: where else could this work?

L = Leverage is the fourth step in the BUILD Loop, and it's where the real return on effort starts showing up.

There are two kinds.

Horizontal leverage is when you take a workflow that's working in one part of your business and apply it somewhere else.

You've built a solid briefing process for content.

That same structure works for your lead magnets, your onboarding docs, your proposal drafts.

You're not building from scratch. You're extending what you already built.

Vertical leverage is getting more outputs from the same asset.

One training becomes a blog post, a social series, a PDF resource, and a client follow-up.

One recorded call becomes four things your audience can use.

You're not doing more. You're getting more from what you're already doing.

One letter left. D = Document is tomorrow.

The BUILD Loop:
B = Brief
U = Use
I = Implement
L = Leverage โ† today
D = Document

You've had a brilliant AI session. The output was exactly right ๐ŸŽ‰And then next time you opened the tool, you started fro...
14/05/2026

You've had a brilliant AI session. The output was exactly right ๐ŸŽ‰

And then next time you opened the tool, you started from scratch and got something completely different.

That's the gap between USE and IMPLEMENT.

I = Implement is when the tool stops being something you experiment with and becomes part of how you run that task in your business, every single time.

And it doesn't have to mean full automation.

I want to clear that up because I think this is where people get stuck.

For some things, implementation does mean fully hands off.

A morning news sweep that pulls what you need before you sit down, a daily schedule summary that runs on its own, a weekly report that compiles itself.

These are ready to use without you touching them. Set them up properly and let them go.

But a lot of what we do as online business owners still needs us in the loop.

If you've found that AI helps you turn discovery call notes into a first proposal draft, implementation means that's now the process every time a call ends.

Not sometimes. Every time. Same brief, same tool, same workflow.
Same with landing pages.

If USE has shown you that briefing AI properly produces pages that match your voice, your positioning and your brand, implement means you now have a briefing process that runs every time you need a page.

You're still in it. But it's consistent.

That's the shift. Implementation makes your best work the floor, not the ceiling.

A random good session is a fluke. An implemented workflow is a system.

What's one thing you've been doing well with AI that you haven't locked in as a proper process yet?

The BUILD Loop:
B = Brief
U = Use
I = Implement โ† today
L = Leverage
D = Document

I got off a call a little while ago and I'm still a bit amazed about what we just did.One of my AI Business Builders mem...
13/05/2026

I got off a call a little while ago and I'm still a bit amazed about what we just did.

One of my AI Business Builders members had migrated her website to Kajabi a while back.

Her blogs came across fine, but the hyperlinks inside them were still pointing to her old domain.

Claude had already found them all during her digital audit and given her a spreadsheet of every broken link and the correct URL.
She looked at it and asked me โ€” do you think Claude could actually go in and fix them all for me?

I hadn't done it before, but I had a hunch.

I said I'm really not sure, but my instinct is that Claude in Chrome may be the way to go.

Why don't we try?

And so we did.

We watched Claude navigate to her Kajabi blog, then use JavaScript to inspect the content editor because the hyperlinks are hidden behind the text โ€” you can't see them on the page, they're sitting underneath.

"Found the editor. Iframe number one has the two broken links.

"Now I'll fix them."

"Oh my gosh, it's doing it, Gail."

It worked.

And then it did something we didn't expect.

It also flagged a reference to a blog post that no longer exists and told her the link should be removed.

It wasn't just finding and replacing. It was thinking about whether the content it was linking to actually existed.

At the end of the call she said: "Gail, this is a game changer."

It really is.

And the best part, Claude can now get to work while she carries on with other things.

If setting up Claude like this is something you'd like to know more about, drop a ๐Ÿค– in the comments and I'll send you the details.

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