Elena Brightwater · a series in three books

AI Prompts
for Business

For small business

40 ready-to-use prompts in each book. Choose your level and copy a prompt for today's task.

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3 books40 prompts eachAny AI chat

Cover of First Steps by Elena Brightwater
Cover of Systems by Elena Brightwater
Cover of Power User by Elena Brightwater
Cover of First Steps by Elena Brightwater
Cover of Systems by Elena Brightwater
Cover of Power User by Elena Brightwater

Find your book

Where are you
with AI today?

Tell it where you are. Each book starts there, and each prompt ends in something you can use this week.

You
I've barely tried AI. Where do I start?
AI Prompts for Business
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Book 1 · Beginner

First Steps

Start using AI this week.

40 copy-and-paste prompts for the jobs that eat your evenings: posts, replies, quotes, follow-ups. Fill the brackets, paste into any AI chat, get a usable draft.

40 prompts · E-book $29.90

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You
I use AI every week, but I keep retyping the same messages.
AI Prompts for Business
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Book 2 · Intermediate

Systems

Make AI run on a rhythm.

40 prompts that chain: the output of one feeds the next. Turn the messages you retype every week into routines: rebooking, saved replies, listings, email flows.

40 prompts · E-book $29.90

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You
I paste in documents, exports and client data.
AI Prompts for Business
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Book 3 · Advanced

Power User

Chains, documents and data.

40 advanced prompts for people who paste in real work: multi-step chains, documents and exports, answers in a fixed table, and a verification step you never skip.

40 prompts · E-book $29.90

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One street, six owners

Find the one
closest to yours.

Every book follows two kinds of business, prompt by prompt.

Maria, Crumb & Co. · neighborhood bakery and café
Maria · bakery
Barely tried AI. Her first post sounded like every bakery on Earth, until she gave the AI three of her own old captions.
Prompts in the book
  • #3A week of posts from one theme
  • #14Reply to a negative online review
  • #11Allergen answers your staff can give
Book 1 · First Steps →
Dev, Patel Plumbing & Heating · owner and two vans
Dev · plumber
Uses AI a little every week. Loses jobs in the silence after a quote, and drops his price too fast when someone says "too expensive".
Prompts in the book
  • #23The clear one-page quote
  • #26"It's too expensive"
  • #33Late-payment reminders, step by step
Book 1 · First Steps →
Sam, Studio Sam · four-chair hair salon
Sam · hair salon
Empty Tuesdays and no-shows cost a chair a week. Builds a rebooking rhythm and a no-show policy clients accept.
Prompts in the book
  • #8Fill the empty Tuesday
  • #5Rebooking sequence with timing
  • #7No-show follow-up that keeps the client
Book 2 · Systems →
Jess, Linen & Loom · online home-textiles shop
Jess · online shop
Her inbox was full of questions her listings did not answer. Builds listing templates, saved replies and email flows.
Prompts in the book
  • #22Listing that answers questions first
  • #32Saved-reply library builder
  • #37Abandoned-cart sequence with timing
Book 2 · Systems →
Dr. Ana, Northside Physio · small clinic
Dr. Ana · physio clinic
Never pastes patient details. Turns her own notes into handouts, protocols and rotas, and a clinician signs every draft.
Prompts in the book
  • #2Plain-language exercise sheet from your own notes
  • #11Research abstract to staff briefing
  • #14Rota and caseload planner (structured table)
Book 3 · Power User →
Tom, Freelance bookkeeper · small-business clients
Tom · bookkeeper
Chains tuned prompts: bank exports to tables, invoices to structured data, monthly commentary. Anonymizes first, checks the arithmetic.
Prompts in the book
  • #22Bank export to categorized table, with uncertainty flags
  • #34Invoice text to structured JSON
  • #40Build a versioned prompt template with test cases
Book 3 · Power User →

Worked example from Book 1 · #26

The customer says it’s too expensive

Reply to the customer

Hello,

As discussed, a standard finish works for this job. I can install a compatible fixture in that finish for $1,050 on Tuesday, as agreed. The scope of work stays the same.

Would you like me to send an updated quote?

Why this option works

The customer pays $150 less. Dev still has $240 left after costs. New quote: $1,050 − $810 = $240. Original quote: $1,200 − $960 = $240.

Practice this reply →

Make it better

Before sending, check the part price and availability. Double-check the math on a calculator.

120 prompt cards across three books

A whole shelf of
finished work.

Every page is a job you no longer start from a blank screen.

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120 prompts, from writing your first customer reply to building workflows your team can repeat.

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