Useful after your first setup
Tutorial 2: building and shipping your first site
Best second watch. Use this when you are ready to turn the beginner setup into a small live project you can actually publish.
Sales Playbook
From LinkedIn browser to coding-agent operator.
If you spend your day reading profiles, researching accounts, drafting messages, and shaping offers, you already have enough raw material to benefit from coding agents immediately.
Helpful Video
Watch the build-and-ship walkthrough when you are ready to publish something small.
This is the companion video most useful once you already understand the calm beginner setup and want to turn it into something real.
Starter Workflows
Choose one real workflow, not five imaginary ones.
The fastest route to confidence is to pick a task you already do every week and let the agent make it cleaner, faster, or sharper.
Starter Workflow
Account research before a call
Drop in the company site, the LinkedIn profile, your current notes, and the outcome you want from the call. Ask for a one-page briefing with risks, openings, and next questions.
Pasteable Prompt
Account research before a call
Help me prepare for a sales call.
Inputs:
- company site
- LinkedIn profile
- my notes
- desired call outcome
Make me a one-page briefing with:
- what matters most
- likely pain points
- three smart questions
- one angle worth testingEdit the inputs, keep the structure, and run it on a real example from your week.
Starter Workflow
Follow-up email drafting
Paste rough notes after a call and let the agent turn them into a short follow-up with next steps, while you keep approval before anything goes out.
Pasteable Prompt
Follow-up email drafting
Turn my rough call notes into a concise follow-up email.
Rules:
- keep it human
- do not sound automated
- reflect the real next step
- give me three versions: direct, warm, and assertiveEdit the inputs, keep the structure, and run it on a real example from your week.
Starter Workflow
LinkedIn outreach that does not sound canned
Use the agent to synthesize what is actually interesting about a prospect, then draft short first-touch messages that sound like a person wrote them.
Pasteable Prompt
LinkedIn outreach that does not sound canned
Based on this LinkedIn profile and company context, write three short outreach messages.
Constraints:
- do not sound templated
- keep them under 90 words
- make each one use a different angle
- tell me which one you would send first and whyEdit the inputs, keep the structure, and run it on a real example from your week.
Starter Workflow
Simple landing page from one offer
If you have a service, workshop, or consulting offer, use the agent to turn a rough idea into a page you can actually send people today.
Pasteable Prompt
Simple landing page from one offer
Help me turn this service idea into a one-page landing page.
The page should answer:
- who it is for
- what problem it solves
- what the offer includes
- what to do next
Keep it simple enough to publish today.Edit the inputs, keep the structure, and run it on a real example from your week.
What Changes
You are not handing your job to the agent. You are changing the quality of your thinking loop.
The sales version of power-user behavior is not “automatic outreach.” It is better prep, clearer writing, faster synthesis, and more reusable assets.
Before
- Every prospect gets researched from scratch.
- Your notes stay scattered across tabs and chats.
- You rewrite similar outreach again and again.
- Useful prompts disappear because they were never saved.
After
- You maintain reusable brief and outreach templates.
- Your folder stores working notes instead of vague memories.
- The agent learns your tone and constraints over time.
- Each session leaves behind assets you can reuse tomorrow.
Guardrails
Keep the human where the trust is.
Beginner confidence goes up when the risk stays sensible. These are the guardrails worth keeping in place.
Review before send
Do not let the first experiments send external messages automatically.
Use real context
The agent gets better when you feed it the real notes, offers, and constraints you actually use.
Save the winners
When a briefing template or outreach angle works, promote it into a reusable file instead of trusting memory.
Stay specific
Ask for concrete deliverables: three angles, one-page brief, 90-word version, next-step list.
Best Next Step