For any of these if you don't know how to set it up just ask GPT how to and follow the instructions. If you get stuck take a screenshot put that into GPT and ask for help.
1. Auto Email Responses
- Use Zapier + GPT API to auto-draft email replies.
- Works best when:
- Setup: Ask GPT how to configure Zapier with GPT API for automatic drafting.
- Personally I still prefer to write email outlines / notes, then have GPT rewrite it so the context is all correct. But my biz emails are long and complex.
2. AI Content Creation
- Hire an expert AI creative - many tools are available to speed up the production process but they are dispersed and still require lots of noodling and good taste to build well performing ads, videos, social posts etc. If you can't afford that find good designs that you like drop them into Nano-Banana and tell it to copy the design but change the text and images to your text and images. Quick and dirty solution for statics. And if you need it animated drop that image export into Veo 3.1 and tell it to animate it. You'll get a decent 8 second animation. Not something I would use but maybe passable for smaller businesses without budgets.
3. Research
- Most LLMs now support deep research capabilities across web and knowledge bases. Click the deep research button and write a nice paragraph detailing what you need.
- Great for summarizing, comparing, and synthesizing information at scale, market research, competitive analyses etc etc.
4. Admin Tasks (use GPT Agent - press the agent button inside GPT)
- Managing and updating large Excel or Google Sheets.
- Editing or generating documents in bulk.
- Conducting repetitive operations (naming, formatting, checking).
- Market research and list compilation.
- Writing batches of messages or outreach emails.
5. Meeting Notes
- Many tools available to join calls automatically and take notes and then email them to the meeting participants:
- Examples: Fathom, Fireflies, Rewatch, or Notta.
6. Custom Agents (OpenAI) very powerful.
- OpenAI now offers drag-and-drop agent builders.
- These can connect to popular web-based business tools to automate repetitive workflows.
- Best practice:
- Identify one recurring task (e.g., updating a CRM or drafting invoices).
- Build one agent for that task only.
- Test and refine.
- Create separate agents for other tasks — don’t combine too multiple functions in one agent yet (too error-prone).
Hope this helps. Cheers guys.