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THE FREE GUIDE

A little less admin.   A lot more possibility.

A practical starting point for creative founders. Five useful tools, real agency examples and a first exercise you can try today.

A SMALL GUIDE.
A GOOD START.
September 2026 edition / 18 pages / yours, free

02START WITH SOMETHING USEFUL

Less chasing.
More creating.

You don’t need another thing on your list. Start with one small change to the way you work.

  • A short Manual that makes AI understand you
  • A useful first reply in your own voice
  • A weekly routine you can actually keep

Free. Your name and email get you the guide. Privacy

WHAT’S INSIDE

Five ways to
make space.

Begin with the setup. Choose one small task. Keep your judgement in the loop.

Yours, free.18 pages including cover · September 2026 editionJust your name and email.
01
The Manual

Stop starting from scratch.

Capture how you think, what matters to your agency and how you like to work. Give AI a better starting point for useful work in your voice.

02
The Assistant

Your inbox has had enough of your morning.

Prepare useful replies, sort what needs your attention and make scheduling easier with the information you provide. You review the suggestions and decide what happens next.

03
The Brain

You shouldn’t have to remember everything.

Bring together the notes, documents and decisions your agency keeps needing. Spend less time searching and help the team move forward with clearer answers.

04
The Narrator

Your own marketing deserves a turn.

Turn your experience and ideas into useful content in your voice. Help the right clients understand what you know and why it matters.

05
The Door Opener

New business. Before you urgently need it.

Find relevant opportunities and thoughtful reasons to get in touch. Build a regular habit of starting conversations, even when client work gets busy.

YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

A little clarity.

Short answers, grouped by topic. Still unsure? Ask Rob.

Choose a topic to see the questions.

YOUR FRIDAY STARTS HERE

What would you
make room for?