Okay this one genuinely surprised me I fed it my client's brand voice doc, told it the content pillars they post around, and asked for 30 captions across different themes. barely had to edit anything. maybe tweaked 4 or 5 of them slightly. what used to take me half a day spread across the whole month is now done in one focused hour. the brand voice doc is the real key though without that the output is generic. if your client doesn't have one yet honestly just build them a simple one first, it makes every AI task 10x better after that

One of my clients actually increased my hours from 10/week to 20/week. Been working with them for 2 months doing inbox + calendar management. I didn’t even ask… they just said they trust me more now and want me handling more stuff. Just sharing this because consistency really does pay off. I used to think clients always try to pay less lol.

I've been sitting on a rough set of notes for a client onboarding process for weeks bullet points, random thoughts, half-finished sentences, all over the place. pasted the whole mess into Claude, told it to turn it into a step-by-step SOP with clear headings and action items, and it came back with something I could actually send to a client. took maybe 2 minutes. spent another 20 reviewing and tweaking and it was done. if you're someone who has all the knowledge in your head but struggles to get it out in a structured format this is the workflow. brain dump first, let Claude structure it, you refine. works every time

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I've tried all three at this point and honestly still not sure which one to go with 😅 Trello feels too simple once projects get complex, Asana is clean but the free plan is pretty limited, and ClickUp has everything but it's so overwhelming to set up that I feel like I spend more time configuring it than actually using it. my clients are small business owners, not big teams, so I don't need anything enterprise-level just something reliable, easy to hand off, and ideally free or cheap. what are you guys actually using day to day and would you recommend it to a client who's not super tech savvy?