I’m passionate about helping entrepreneurs and business owners grow through smart, effective online presence and marketing strategies. Right now, I’m focused on building and improving my portfolio — and I’d love to support some of you in the process. What I’m offering: I’m creating FREE websites for a few business owners here who want to improve their online presence and attract more customers. This could be perfect if you: Don’t have a website yet Have an outdated site that needs a refresh Want a simple, clean, high-converting landing page My goal is simple: help you grow your business while I build strong case studies and results. If you’re interested, just drop a comment or send me a message with: What your business does What you need (new site, redesign, landing page, etc.) Looking forward to connecting and growing together

in this session, you will learn how to run email triage once in Claude, then have Claude write a recurring task prompt for your inbox. You will end up with a daily cleanup workflow based on your real rules, not a generic prompt. Step-by-step: 1. Open Claude with Gmail access and run one triage session on your unread inbox. The goal is to show Claude what matters before automating the process 2. Prompt: “Generate an interactive email triage report for the last 24 hours. Sort each email into exactly one of these buckets: Needs response, Needs attention, Archive, Archive and unsubscribe. For each email, include the sender, subject, a one-line reason for the category, a direct link to the email, and the item number. Add labels to the approved emails” 3. Review, correct misfires, and prompt: Turn this workflow into a recurring task prompt for my inbox, with my common senders, archive, and unsubscribe rules 4. Save that prompt as a Claude Cowork scheduled task so it can run every morning without rebuilding the logic Pro tip: Set up Gmail rules around the labels Claude adds. It can apply labels through the connector, so “Needs Response” and “Needs Attention” can be auto-starred, and Archive emails can be auto-archived.

Learn how to use Canva's new Magic Layers feature to turn any flat AI image into a fully editable design — enabling you to fix small details in generations without recreating entire outputs. Step-by-step: 1. On the Canva homepage, select Magic Layers, click Select Media, and choose an image 2. Wait 30-60 seconds while Canva processes the image. It reads the layout, identifies text, objects, and background, and splits them into individual layers 3. Click any layer and edit it directly. Swap a date, change a tagline, fix a typo. Or click an object layer to move it, resize it, or delete it entirely 4. Drop in a replacement image (new product photo, logo), and it slots into the existing layout. Adjust the background color using the color picker if needed Pro tip: To use Magic Layers on an existing design, open the design, click Uploads to add your image, select it, click Edit in the toolbar, then select Magic Layers.

What's the single biggest obstacle stopping you from growing revenue right now? Is it an outcome metric? Like "getting clients" Or something deeper? Something Marketing related? Like: - Understanding your customer - Understanding the issues and opportunities in the market you compete in - Developing effective Marketing plans, then implementing and tracking these plans Let me know by selecting an answer in the poll, or drop it below. 👇 I read every response. 🧐

Warm welcome to @Diana Zilly ! Welcome to the wonderful world of marketing!