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Human hours · one-time setup
7 hr 5 min
To set up the 11 automations below.
Human hours saved · every month
23 hours
5 hr 20 min a week
Runs without you.

You break even in week 2.

% = how much of each task AI can take off you

AI can take these over5
review support tickets from this week70%
check the sales pipeline numbers90%
book meetings for next week's demos80%
review the churn report for the week85%
plan the content for next week's social posts75%
AI helps, you stay in charge6
call the 3 new trial leads15%
follow up on the two churned accounts10%
update the pricing page copy60%
reply to all customer emails60%
Product Management20%
Product Strategy10%
Still all you1
join the product demo with the prospectyours

Open one to see every step, with verified tools and prices.

11 automations·5 hr 20 min back a week·7 hr 5 min of setup once
01 of 11reply to all customer emailsFront2h48m1h 12m1hopen
02 of 11plan the content for next week's social postsMana1h15m45m30mopen
03 of 11review support tickets from this weekZendesk Sunshine1h18m42m15mopen
04 of 11book meetings for next week's demosCalendly45m9m36m30mopen
05 of 11check the sales pipeline numbersSales Need Matcher30m3m27m30mopen
06 of 11update the pricing page copy45m18m27m50mopen
07 of 11review the churn report for the weekBaremetrics30m5m26m30mopen
08 of 11Product ManagementMilanote2h1h 36m24m55mopen
09 of 11call the 3 new trial leadsSalesloft1h51m9m50mopen
10 of 11follow up on the two churned accountsCustomer.io1h54m6m35mopen
11 of 11Product Strategy1h54m6m40mopen
01 of 11reply to all customer emails1 hr 10 min/wk1h setup
How it works now
Open inbox and scan new messages15m
Draft replies one by one1h
Categorize and label emails15m
Review and send30m
Total2h
With the automation
Review AI drafts and make small edits30m
Handle edge cases yourself20m
Total50m
Setup, once
  1. Connect your email account15m
    In Front, go to Settings > Channels > Connect an inbox. Choose your email provider and grant access. Your existing threads will appear.
  2. Create AI draft rules20m
    Go to Settings > Rules. Create a rule: 'When a new email arrives, use AI to draft a reply'. Set the AI to never send automatically, only save as a draft in the same thread.
  3. Set up categories10m
    Create three tags: Support, Sales, General. In the AI rule, add an instruction to apply one of these tags to every draft.
  4. Write the standing prompt15m
    Paste the prompt below into the AI rule's instruction field. Save. Test with one real email.
The standing prompt
You are drafting replies to customer emails for a B2B SaaS company. Read the email thread and write a clear, professional reply that answers the customer's question or moves the conversation forward. If the email is about a bug or technical issue, suggest standard troubleshooting steps and offer to escalate. If it is about pricing or features, give accurate information from the thread and offer a call. If it is anything else, write a polite acknowledgment and next step. Never promise something we cannot verify in this thread. End with a clear question or call to action. Do not mention that you are an AI.
Tools
Frontfrom $25Front Starting at $25/user. It is the shared inbox where your customer emails already live, and its AI rules can draft replies directly in the thread with human approval before sending.Starting at $25/user
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18:24
How to Use CRM as a Virtual Assistant (Easy Tutorial)
Omowunmi’s Virtual Assistant Academy · VIDEO · 19 HUMAN MIN · 105,181 VIEWS
Covers: Demonstrates using CRM tools like HubSpot and Zoho to organize client information, manage tasks, and track customer interactions.
What it will not do

It will not know the specific answer to a customer's question if that answer was only in a phone call or internal Slack and not in the email thread. It will not decide when a customer is genuinely angry and needs a personal call instead of a written reply. It will not enforce your company's tone beyond what you put in the standing prompt.

Done when

Open your inbox in the morning and every new customer email already has a draft reply saved with a Support, Sales, or General tag, and nothing has been sent without you clicking approve.

02 of 11plan the content for next week's social posts45 min/wk30m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Review last week's post performance10m
Brainstorm topics for the coming week15m
Draft copy for each post20m
Schedule or manually publish15m
Total1h
With the automation
Review drafted posts and adjust10m
Approve and schedule5m
Total15m
Setup, once
  1. Create an account10m
    Sign up for Mana and connect the social profiles you post to now.
  2. Connect your channels10m
    Link your business pages so the tool can pull past performance and schedule drafts.
  3. Paste the standing prompt into the content assistant5m
    Save the prompt below in the assistant's settings so it knows your voice and format.
  4. Set your weekly review time5m
    Block 15 minutes on your calendar to review drafts before they go out.
The standing prompt
Each Monday, suggest 5 social media post ideas for [MY TOPIC AREA] for the week ahead. Use my past post performance and current industry trends. For each idea, include a headline, one short paragraph of post copy, and a note on why it should resonate now. Draft two versions of the copy: one shorter for fast-moving feeds and one fuller for longer-form platforms. Match my usual voice: direct, helpful, no hype. Avoid topics I have posted in the last 30 days.
Tools
Manapricing on their siteIt reviews past performance and drafts posts in one place, so you can cut the manual brainstorming and scheduling loop.
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8:30
Buffer Social Media Post Scheduler | Step by Step Tutorial for Beginners
Corporate Guy Turned YouTuber · VIDEO · 9 HUMAN MIN · 59,073 VIEWS
Covers: Connects social accounts, schedules posts, reviews best-time posting, and shows link tools.
Skip 'Connecting Social Media Accounts to Buffer' if you already know this.
What it will not do

It will not decide which ideas fit your positioning, and it will not know about the conversation you just had with a key customer. You still make the final call.

Done when

Drafts for the next week are waiting for review at your scheduled time, and you can approve them in under fifteen minutes.

03 of 11review support tickets from this week32 min/wk15m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Open the support ticket queue5m
Read through each ticket30m
Take notes on common themes10m
Flag urgent tickets manually10m
Write a summary for the team5m
Total1h
With the automation
Run the weekly review prompt5m
Read the generated summary7m
Spot-check 2-3 tickets yourself8m
Forward or act on urgent items5m
Save the summary for next week's context3m
Total28m
Setup, once
  1. Confirm your Zendesk Sunshine plan includes AI summarization2m
    Check your account settings. Contact Sales
  2. Create a saved view for last 7 days3m
    In Zendesk Sunshine, create a view with condition 'created in the last 7 days' and name it 'Weekly Founder Review'.
  3. Open the saved view1m
    Make sure it returns only tickets from the past week, not older ones.
  4. Open the AI summarizer on that view2m
    Click the 'Summarize' or AI panel button while the 'Weekly Founder Review' view is active.
  5. Paste the standing prompt and save it2m
    Use the prompt provided below. Save it as a macro or note so you can reuse it every week.
  6. Run it once with last week's tickets and check output5m
    Run the summarizer and verify the output matches the format you expect.
The standing prompt
Review all support tickets from the past 7 days. Create 3 to 5 categories based on the actual content of the tickets. For each category, provide the name, number of tickets, and one sentence explaining the user impact. List every ticket that needs immediate founder attention, with a one-line reason why. End with a short section called 'Notable observations' that captures anything a founder should know beyond the categories, such as a spike in churn risk, an angry key account, or a bug that seems small but is affecting many users.
Tools
Zendesk Sunshinepricing on their siteThis is their existing support system, so tickets are already here and the AI summarization feature can produce a founder-ready digest without switching tools.
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13:34
Help Scout Tutorial: How to Manage Customer Support Step-by-Step
SaaS Report · VIDEO · 14 HUMAN MIN · 1,789 VIEWS
Covers: Sets up Help Scout shared inbox with team invites, tags, saved replies, live chat, and documentation features.
Skip 'Pricing + Overview' if you're already decided on using Help Scout.
What it will not do

It will not judge how severe an issue is for your business strategy, and it will not catch tickets that are mislabeled or filed in the wrong view before summarization.

Done when

You run the saved view and prompt on Monday morning and get a summary with 3 to 5 categories plus a list of urgent tickets, ready to forward to your team in under 20 minutes.

04 of 11book meetings for next week's demos36 min/wk30m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Check inbox for demo requests10m
Cross-reference calendar10m
Draft and send suggested times15m
Confirm and update calendar10m
Total45m
With the automation
Review suggested bookings5m
Send finalized invites4m
Total9m
Setup, once
  1. Connect your calendar5m
    In the tool's settings, choose 'Calendar sync' and authorize access to your primary work calendar.
  2. Set your availability window5m
    Go to 'Availability' and set the hours you want demos to be offered, for example Monday to Thursday, 10am to 4pm.
  3. Create a demo request link8m
    Make a new event type called 'Demo', set duration to 30 minutes, and copy the generated booking link.
  4. Add the approval step6m
    In the event type settings, turn on 'Manual approval' so no meeting is booked until you confirm it.
  5. Put the link where leads see it6m
    Paste the booking link into your website's 'Request a demo' button and your email signature, replacing the old contact form link.
The standing prompt
You are managing demo bookings for next week. Use my connected calendar to suggest three available time slots for each new demo request. Times must be within my set availability window and at least two hours apart. Draft an invitation email for each lead that includes their name, the suggested times, and a clear next step to confirm. Do not send anything until I approve the booking. Keep the email under 120 words and in a friendly, professional tone. My company name is [COMPANY_NAME] and my first name is [YOUR_NAME].
Tools
Calendlypricing on their siteYou are already using this for recruiting, so it is the fastest way to route demo requests through a calendar check and approval flow without adding a new subscription.
Watch someone do it
10:17
How to Turn Website Visitors Into Booked Meetings (Docket Demo) | One Amazing Thing
The Agile Brand with Greg Kihlstrom® · VIDEO · 11 HUMAN MIN · 9,946 VIEWS
Covers: Demonstrates an AI agent that chats with website visitors to qualify and book meetings, including CRM writeback.
Skip 'Arjun's background: two exits, ZoomInfo, founding Docket' if you only want the demo.
What it will not do

It will not know which leads are a good fit or need a different meeting length, and it will not reschedule if a lead replies with a specific time outside your set availability.

Done when

A new demo request turns into a proposed time slot on your calendar within 5 minutes, and you see an approval button next to it before any invitation goes out.

05 of 11check the sales pipeline numbers23 min/wk30m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Log into CRM and open pipeline view5m
Pull numbers for each stage8m
Compare with last week7m
Create a summary or update a spreadsheet6m
Identify anomalies or deals slipping4m
Total30m
With the automation
Open the generated weekly pipeline report2m
Review the anomalies and stage distribution3m
Decide on follow-up actions2m
Total7m
Setup, once
  1. Connect your CRM to Sales Need Matcher10m
    Use the integration settings in Sales Need Matcher to authorize access to your CRM and select the pipeline you want tracked.
  2. Map your sales stages10m
    In Sales Need Matcher, map your CRM's stage names to the standard categories (e.g., Prospecting, Qualification, Proposal, Closed Won) so the report groups deals correctly.
  3. Set report schedule and recipients5m
    Configure a weekly schedule in Sales Need Matcher for Monday 8am and add your email address or Slack channel as the destination.
  4. Run a test report5m
    Trigger a manual report in Sales Need Matcher to confirm the numbers, metrics, and visual layout match your expectations.
The standing prompt
Use the sales pipeline data from the connected CRM to produce a weekly report. The report must include: total number of open deals, total pipeline value, number of deals and total value by stage, week-over-week change for each metric, and a list of anomalies (deals stuck in the same stage for more than 14 days, value changes over 20%, or stage regressions). Format the report as a clear text summary with bullet points and a simple table for stage distribution. Keep the output concise and ready to review in under 5 minutes.
Tools
Sales Need Matcherpricing on their siteSales Need Matcher is the only tool they mentioned for this pipeline check, and it automates the data pull, metric calculation, and reporting.
Watch someone do it
4:12
Odoo 19 Sales Reports & Dashboards | How to Analyze Sales, Teams & Regions in Odoo
katylinks · VIDEO · 5 HUMAN MIN · 1,957 VIEWS
Covers: Shows how to create, group, and filter sales reports in Odoo 19 and export them to a dashboard.
What it will not do

It will not know which deals are strategically important based on offline conversations, and it will not tell you whether a stalled deal is actually dead or just waiting on a customer decision.

Done when

You receive a report every Monday morning that shows total deals, total value, stage breakdown, week-over-week changes, and a list of anomalies, all without you logging into the CRM.

06 of 11update the pricing page copy27 min/wk50m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Open analytics and note drop-off on pricing page10m
Draft copy changes in a doc15m
Edit the CMS and publish15m
Ask team for feedback after the fact5m
Total45m
With the automation
Review AI-suggested copy variations from real data10m
Approve and push the chosen version5m
Glance at the weekly change summary3m
Total18m
Setup, once
  1. Export current pricing page copy and paste it into a new document10m
    Copy all text from the live pricing page into a clean doc with clear section labels like 'headline', 'plan names', 'feature list', 'FAQ'.
  2. Define your conversion goal for the page5m
    Write one sentence about what action you want visitors to take: start a trial, book a demo, or contact sales. Keep this visible in the doc.
  3. Collect three recent examples of visitor feedback or analytics notes10m
    From support tickets, sales calls, or analytics, find three real reasons people hesitated or left the pricing page. Add these as bullet points.
  4. Create a standing prompt that combines the doc, goal, and feedback10m
    Write a single reusable prompt that asks an AI assistant to suggest copy variations for each section, based on the conversion goal and the three feedback points.
  5. Test the prompt with one section and adjust the output style10m
    Run the prompt for just the headline section. Check tone, length, and clarity. Refine the prompt until the output matches your brand voice.
  6. Set up a simple copy-and-paste workflow with version notes5m
    Use the CMS's built-in revision history or keep a dated changelog in the same doc. You will paste approved AI text into the CMS and add a short note each time.
The standing prompt
You are a conversion copywriter for a B2B SaaS company. Here is the current pricing page copy, divided by section: [PASTE SECTION LABELS AND CURRENT COPY] Our conversion goal for this page is: [STATE THE ONE ACTION YOU WANT VISITORS TO TAKE] Here are three real reasons visitors hesitate or leave, from recent feedback: - [REASON 1] - [REASON 2] - [REASON 3] For each section of the pricing page, suggest two alternative versions. Keep the same information but improve clarity, reduce friction, and address the three hesitation reasons where relevant. Use a confident but not pushy tone. Do not invent features or prices. Mark any change from the original with a brief reason tied to the conversion goal or feedback.
Tools

Steps are directional, tools pending. Nothing here has been verified yet.

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9:31
How To Clone a $10,000 Website in Seconds With AI..
Darrel Wilson · VIDEO · 10 HUMAN MIN · 356,562 VIEWS
Covers: Uses an AI tool to copy a website's layout and content, then modifies it for a new project.
What it will not do

It will not know about a pricing change that was discussed in a meeting but not written down, and it will not decide which of the suggested versions sounds most like your brand — you still need to make that call. It also will not automatically sync with your CMS or track conversion results unless you set up that connection yourself.

Done when

You can open the document, run the standing prompt, and get at least one usable copy variation for the headline and one other section within five minutes, and you have a dated note in the changelog for the last time you published a change.

07 of 11review the churn report for the week25 min/wk30m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Export churn data from billing system5m
Clean and sort the data5m
Look up account details for each churned customer7m
Find or guess the reason for each cancellation7m
Write the weekly churn summary6m
Total30m
With the automation
Review the generated churn report3m
Verify any unclear or high-value churns2m
Total5m
Setup, once
  1. Connect your billing system10m
    In your billing tool, create an API key with read-only access to subscriptions and invoices. Paste that key into Baremetrics when prompted.
  2. Turn on churn insights5m
    In Baremetrics, open Settings, then Churn, and enable churn reasons and weekly email summaries.
  3. Write the summary prompt5m
    Take the prompt from this automation and save it in your notes app or a reusable document.
  4. Automate the weekly pull5m
    In Baremetrics, set the weekly email to go out Monday at 8am. You will get the churn data and the prompt will turn it into your summary.
  5. Set up a quick review step5m
    Put a recurring calendar block Monday at 9am called 'Review churn report' so you remember to check the output before reading it in the team meeting.
The standing prompt
You are a churn analyst for a B2B SaaS company. Here is this week's churn data from the billing system. For each canceled account, I have the plan, MRR, tenure, and any churn reason the customer gave. Write a weekly churn summary with: total churned MRR, number of churned accounts, a breakdown of reasons, and a short list of accounts that look like they were at risk but did not churn this week. Keep the tone neutral and factual. Do not guess reasons if none were provided. Output three sections: 'This week's churn', 'Top reasons', and 'Worth watching'.
Tools
Baremetricsfrom $3.6/moBaremetrics connects directly to your billing system and compiles canceled accounts, MRR, and churn reasons automatically. Launch starts at $49/month for businesses up to $360K ARR; Growth starts at $189/month for $360K–$3.6M ARR; Scale starts at $749/month for $3.6M+ ARR.Launch starts at $49/month for businesses up to $360K ARR; Growth starts at $189/month for $360K–$3.6M ARR; Scale starts at $749/month for $3.6M+ ARR.
Watch someone do it
12:36
How to Calculate Churn & Retention with Cohort Analysis (SQL + Google Sheets)
mackan.sql: Senior Data Analytics & Modeling · VIDEO · 13 HUMAN MIN · 983 VIEWS
Covers: Runs a cohort analysis in BigQuery and builds a retention heatmap in Google Sheets from subscription data.
Skip 'Setting up the BigQuery environment' if you already have BigQuery access.
What it will not do

It will not tell you the real reason a customer left if they never said it in a survey or an email. It will not know about calls your sales team had with the account, and it will not decide which churned customers are worth trying to win back.

Done when

Every Monday at 9am you have a churn summary in your inbox with total churned MRR, the number of accounts, and a list of reasons. The summary matches the export from your billing system when you spot-check one account.

08 of 11Product Management1 hr 20 min/wk55m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Triage feature requests from Slack/email30m
Update project trackers30m
Take and clean up meeting notes30m
Prepare weekly status summary30m
Total2h
With the automation
Review AI-generated request log10m
Confirm project updates10m
Approve meeting notes10m
Send status summary10m
Total40m
Setup, once
  1. Create a Milanote board for requests10m
    Make a board called 'Feature Requests'. Add columns for status, source, and notes.
  2. Connect Slack/email to the board15m
    Use Milanote's integration to forward relevant messages into the board.
  3. Set up meeting note template10m
    In your PM tool, create a document template with sections: decisions, action items, blockers.
  4. Paste the prompt into the AI note taker5m
    Add the provided prompt to your meeting tool's AI assistant settings.
  5. Test with one request and one meeting15m
    Send a sample feature request and run a mock meeting to ensure the flow works.
The standing prompt
You are a product management assistant for a B2B SaaS company called [COMPANY_NAME]. Your tasks: 1. For each new feature request in the connected sources, create a Milanote card with a 2-sentence summary, a suggested priority (high/medium/low), and a tag for the source (Slack, email, meeting). 2. After any product meeting, generate a summary with these sections: decisions made, action items (with owner), and open questions. Use bullet points in each section. 3. At the end of each week, produce a status digest with three headings: shipped, in progress, blocked. Under each, list items from the project tracker with a one-line description. Keep all responses professional and concise.
Tools
MilanotefreeUsed as the central board to collect and organize feature requests from multiple channels, with manual editing supported.
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17:05
How to become a Product Manager in 2026 (No Experience Required)
Majemuoluwa O. · VIDEO · 18 HUMAN MIN · 10,180 VIEWS
Covers: Presents steps and resources for entering product management, from skills to interviews.
Skip 'Courses & Certifications' if you already know certifications.
What it will not do

This automation will not read the nuance of every feature request to know if it aligns with your roadmap, and it will not update your project management tool without your approval. It will also not replace the strategic prioritization decisions you make as a founder.

Done when

After each product meeting, a Milanote card with the meeting summary appears on your board within 30 minutes, and your weekly status digest is ready to send every Friday by 4pm.

09 of 11call the 3 new trial leads20 min/wk50m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Open CRM and find today's trial leads10m
Review lead activity and history15m
Draft call notes for each lead15m
Make the three calls20m
Total1h
With the automation
Review AI-prepared lead briefs10m
Add personal notes and adjust talking points10m
Make the three calls20m
Total40m
Setup, once
  1. Connect the CRM to the automation tool15m
    In Salesloft, go to Settings > Integrations and connect your CRM with the recommended permissions for reading lead and activity data.
  2. Create a lead preparation workflow15m
    In Salesloft, create a new workflow that triggers on 'New trial signup' and collects the lead's company, contact info, recent activity, and any notes into a single digest.
  3. Paste the prompt into the workflow's AI step10m
    Add an AI step to the workflow and paste the prompt below into the text field. The prompt tells the AI exactly what to extract and how to format the brief.
  4. Test with one real trial lead10m
    Manually trigger the workflow for one existing trial lead and confirm the output matches the format and includes the right details. Adjust the prompt if needed.
The standing prompt
You are preparing a sales call brief for a B2B SaaS trial lead. Here is the lead's CRM data and recent activity: [DATA_DIGEST] Create a one-page brief with these sections: 1. Company overview: one sentence on what they do and their likely use case for our product. 2. Key activity: which pages they visited in the last 7 days, which emails they opened, and any support tickets. 3. Likely pain points: based on their activity and industry, what problems they may be trying to solve. 4. Suggested questions: three questions to ask on the call that surface their goals and objections. 5. Red flags: anything that suggests a low fit or budget risk. Use the exact names and details from the CRM. Do not invent information. If something is missing, write 'Not available'. Keep the brief under 300 words.
Tools
Salesloftpricing on their siteSalesloft triggers on the CRM and can compile lead data into a single digest, saving you from manually pulling each record before the calls.
Watch someone do it
19:36
HubSpot CRM Tutorial for Beginners 2026 (Step-by-Step)
Metics Media · VIDEO · 20 HUMAN MIN · 254,078 VIEWS
What it will not do

It will not make the calls, and it will not know about the informal chat you had with a lead at a conference, or the exact tone of your last email thread. It will not judge whether a lead's stated pain point is real or polite.

Done when

Every new trial lead triggers the workflow and you get a brief with all five sections containing non-generic, lead-specific details before the call.

10 of 11follow up on the two churned accounts45 min/wk35m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Open CRM and find churned account 15m
Read through usage history and past emails15m
Draft a personalized follow-up email20m
Repeat for churned account 220m
Total1h
With the automation
Paste churned account names into the prompt and run it5m
Review and edit the two draft emails10m
Total15m
Setup, once
  1. Connect Customer.io to your email and CRM20m
    Authenticate with your email provider so drafts can be sent from your address, and link your CRM data source.
  2. Create a new saved prompt in Customer.io5m
    Paste the following prompt into a new prompt template and name it 'Churned account follow-up'.
  3. Test with one old churned account10m
    Run it once, review the draft email, and adjust the prompt wording if needed so it matches your voice.
The standing prompt
You are a B2B SaaS founder. Write a short, personal follow-up email to the churned account: [ACCOUNT_NAME]. Use the last 3 months of their product usage data and any recent support tickets to reference why they originally used our product. Keep the tone warm but not pushy, and end with one specific, low-effort question about their current needs. Do not mention price or discounts. Write in first person from the founder.
Tools
Customer.iopricing on their siteYou already have account history and email sending tied to Customer.io, so it can draft from real usage data and let you send from your own address.
Watch someone do it
18:56
How to Create a Voice Call AI Agent with n8n | Automate Calls & Follow-Ups
Website Learners · VIDEO · 19 HUMAN MIN · 239,940 VIEWS
Covers: Builds a voice AI agent using Retell AI and n8n, then links to a website.
Skip 'Get the N8N hosting' if you have hosting already.
What it will not do

It will not know the exact reason each account churned if that was only discussed on a call or in a private Slack channel. It will not send emails without your review.

Done when

You have two edited, sent follow-up emails to the churned accounts, and each email references something from their actual past usage.

11 of 11Product Strategy25 min/wk40m setupclick to expand
How it works now
Collect competitor updates20m
Draft a market trends summary20m
Write a positioning brief20m
Total1h
With the automation
Paste a standing prompt with the week's inputs10m
Review and edit the AI's summary15m
Share the brief with the team10m
Total35m
Setup, once
  1. Create a prompt document10m
    Open a new doc or note and paste the standing prompt from this automation. Save it where you draft weekly strategy notes.
  2. Prepare a simple input format5m
    At the top of the prompt, replace the [COMPETITOR_URLS] and [CUSTOMER_FEEDBACK] placeholders with the current week's data. Keep the rest of the text unchanged.
  3. Test with one competitor15m
    Run the prompt with one competitor's blog URL and a sentence of customer feedback. Check that the output includes a competitor summary and product gaps.
  4. Adjust the prompt if needed10m
    If the output misses key areas like pricing changes or feature gaps, edit the prompt to explicitly ask for those sections. Re-test once.
The standing prompt
You are a product strategy assistant for a B2B SaaS company. Given the competitor URLs and customer feedback below, produce the following in a single response: 1. Competitor analysis: For each URL, summarize any new features, pricing changes, messaging shifts, or hiring signals. Keep each to three bullet points. 2. Market trends: Identify two or three industry trends implied by the competitor updates and customer feedback. Name the trend and give one supporting detail from the inputs. 3. Product gaps: List three to five specific product opportunities based on gaps between what competitors offer and what customers are asking for. 4. Positioning brief: Write a short paragraph positioning our product against the most relevant competitor move this week. Assume our product is for B2B teams focused on efficiency and ease of implementation. Ignore anything not related to product strategy. Do not make final decisions; only provide analysis. Competitor URLs: [COMPETITOR_URLS] Customer feedback: [CUSTOMER_FEEDBACK]
Tools

Steps are directional, tools pending. Nothing here has been verified yet.

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13:58
How to Strategy, Market Entry, Product Strategy Questions - The Ultimate PM Interview Playlist (6/9)
HelloPM · VIDEO · 14 HUMAN MIN · 5,631 VIEWS
Covers: Walks through solving strategy interview questions with frameworks like issue trees, SWOT, Porter's Five Forces.
What it will not do

It will not check the actual competitor sites for you; you must paste current URLs and feedback each week. It will not know about internal roadmap constraints, specific customer contracts, or non-public pricing discussions. It will not decide which product direction to pursue.

Done when

You have a one-page summary with at least three competitor points and three product gap suggestions in your team channel before your next product meeting.

9 verified tools·11 videos (152 min)·oldest check 7 Aug, all re-verified monthly
Tools
Milanotefreeautomation 08 · checked 14 AugUsed as the central board to collect and organize feature requests from multiple channels, with manual editing supported.
Frontfrom $25automation 01 · checked 12 AugFront Starting at $25/user. It is the shared inbox where your customer emails already live, and its AI rules can draft replies directly in the thread with human approval before sending.Starting at $25/user
Manapricing on their siteautomation 02 · checked 7 AugIt reviews past performance and drafts posts in one place, so you can cut the manual brainstorming and scheduling loop.
Zendesk Sunshinepricing on their siteautomation 03 · checked 17 AugThis is their existing support system, so tickets are already here and the AI summarization feature can produce a founder-ready digest without switching tools.
Calendlypricing on their siteautomation 04 · checked 10 AugYou are already using this for recruiting, so it is the fastest way to route demo requests through a calendar check and approval flow without adding a new subscription.
Sales Need Matcherpricing on their siteautomation 05 · checked 10 AugSales Need Matcher is the only tool they mentioned for this pipeline check, and it automates the data pull, metric calculation, and reporting.
Baremetricsfrom $3.6/moautomation 07 · checked 14 AugBaremetrics connects directly to your billing system and compiles canceled accounts, MRR, and churn reasons automatically. Launch starts at $49/month for businesses up to $360K ARR; Growth starts at $189/month for $360K–$3.6M ARR; Scale starts at $749/month for $3.6M+ ARR.Launch starts at $49/month for businesses up to $360K ARR; Growth starts at $189/month for $360K–$3.6M ARR; Scale starts at $749/month for $3.6M+ ARR.
Salesloftpricing on their siteautomation 09 · checked 14 AugSalesloft triggers on the CRM and can compile lead data into a single digest, saving you from manually pulling each record before the calls.
Customer.iopricing on their siteautomation 10 · checked 13 AugYou already have account history and email sending tied to Customer.io, so it can draft from real usage data and let you send from your own address.
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