Guides, Hacks & Playbooks

Practical knowledge you can follow step by step.

Instructional guides, quick hacks and full playbooks — with copyable prompts and saved progress.

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Guides

Thorough step-by-step guides for building and working with AI.

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Hacks

Short, actionable tricks that save time every day.

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Marketing

Landing pages, content and launch.

Guides · Beginner · 8 min

Prompt foundations: get useful answers every time

Most weak AI answers come from weak instructions. A good prompt gives the model a role, context, a clear task and a format for the answer.

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Guides · Beginner · 10 min

Build a custom AI assistant for one recurring task

If you write the same instructions again and again, save them once as an assistant. Most AI tools let you store instructions and reference files.

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Guides · Intermediate · 12 min

Triage your inbox with AI

AI is good at sorting and first drafts, and you stay in control of what gets sent. This workflow takes about 15 minutes to set up.

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Guides · Beginner · 15 min

Build your first web app with Lovable

You don't need to code to build a real first version. Start small: one user, one problem, one main screen.

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Guides · Intermediate · 15 min

Getting started with Claude Code

Coding agents can read your project, run commands and make changes. They work best with clear goals and small steps.

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Guides · Intermediate · 10 min

Taking payments: the basics

A payment provider such as Stripe handles cards and checkout for you. Your job is choosing the right model and being clear with customers.

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Hacks · Beginner · 2 min

Let the AI ask you questions first

End your prompt with: "Before you answer, ask me up to five questions you need to do this well."

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Hacks · Beginner · 2 min

Compare two models on the same prompt

Different models have different strengths. Running the same prompt twice shows you which fits the task.

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Hacks · Beginner · 2 min

Ask for a table

Add: "Answer as a table with columns X, Y and Z."

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Hacks · Intermediate · 3 min

The critique loop

After a draft, ask: "Critique this as a demanding editor. List the three biggest weaknesses, then rewrite it fixing them."

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Hacks · Beginner · 2 min

Turn meeting notes into actions

Paste your notes and ask: "List decisions, action items with owner and deadline, and open questions."

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Hacks · Beginner · 2 min

An image prompt formula

Describe five things: subject, setting, style, lighting and framing. Example: "A ceramic coffee cup on a linen table, editorial photo, soft morning light, close-up."

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Hacks · Beginner · 2 min

Keep a prompt library

Every time a prompt gives a great result, save it in a document with a title and when to use it.

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Hacks · Beginner · 2 min

Explain it at the right level

Add: "Explain this for [a new employee / a CFO / a 12-year-old] in under 150 words."

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Marketing · Beginner · 10 min

Write landing page copy that converts

A landing page has one job: help the right visitor understand the offer and take one action.

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Marketing · Beginner · 10 min

Plan a month of content with AI

Consistency beats volume. Plan four weeks around three themes your audience cares about.

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Marketing · Intermediate · 8 min

Launch checklist

A calm launch is a prepared launch. Go through this list a few days before.

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