Yesterday I implemented the "Leads Flow: Inflow to Email [Make.com Automation]" into my business. I believe this integration will provide a more professional and interactive experience for the clients interacting with my marketing. I provided a free PDF and link to book a meeting with me in the automated email to the lead upon completion of the form. They will also receive an another email giving them information and possible paperwork needed. This way the lead comes into the meeting informed but also prepared, lowering the waiting time often needed for gathering documents. This automation will save me time, manual labor hours and create a more interacting experience, keeping the lead warm for longer.

The Prompting Edge (Getting Quality Output) 1. Always Assign a Role: For any critical task, start your prompt by telling the AI who to be: "Act as a seasoned consultant with 15 years of experience in this industry." 2. Define the Format: Never assume the output. Explicitly demand the result as a "simple, clean table," "a JSON array," or "five brief bullet points." 3. The "Think First" Hack: To improve logic, prompt the AI: "First, outline the exact steps required to complete this task. Do not show them. Then, execute the steps and give me the final result." 4. Show, Don't Just Tell: If you need a specific style (e.g., email tone), paste in one or two examples of successful emails you've written and tell the AI to "Match the tone and structure of the examples provided." 5. Specify the Audience and Goal: Don't ask for a generic blog post. Ask for a "Confident, brief article targeting new real estate investors, with the goal of driving sign-ups for a webinar." Solopreneur Workflow Wins (Immediate Time Savings) 6. Automate Meeting Summaries: Integrate your recording tool (like Zoom) to draft automatic bullet-point summaries and action items, saving you the 30 minutes post-call. 7. Auto-Categorize Email: Set up an automation that instantly checks new emails for keywords and sorts them into buckets like "High-Priority Lead," "Partnership Inquiry," or "Admin." 8. The Simple Weekly Report: Feed a tool your raw weekly stats and ask it to generate 3-5 narrative sentences summarizing the trend. Instant reporting. 9. Build in Buffer Time: Use your scheduling tool to force a 15-minute block of silence after every single client call. You need the notes time and the mental reset. 10. Conquer Repetitive Replies: Keep a running document of your 5 most frequent email inquiries, and use AI to create three customized, professional draft responses for each. Content and Marketing Velocity 11. The 1-to-5 Rule: When you create one big piece of content (like a video or long article), immediately automate the conversion into 5 smaller pieces (short scripts, social captions, etc.). 12. Personalized Hook Automation: Set up a quick automation that analyzes a lead's recent activity (LinkedIn or website) and generates a one-sentence, custom opening line for outreach. 13. Auto-Queue Testimonials: Create a workflow that pulls new positive reviews from your various platforms and puts them into a queue for social sharing. 14. UGC Script Volume: Take your one core message and ask AI to generate 10 different, low-production-value video scripts that feel authentic and user-generated. 15. Competitive Headline Testing: Feed AI the top 10 best-performing headlines from your niche competitors and generate 5 unique alternatives designed to disrupt the pattern.

I feel like everyone shifts their favorite every few months. I'm curious what the current 'meta' is for solopreneurs in this group. Drop a comment below: What is the ONE specific task you trust it with the most? (e.g., 'Writing emails' or 'Coding').