Free Guide From Guild & Co.
99 Ways to Use AI in Your Small Business
Practical, plain-English ideas you can put to work this week, organized by department. Copy-and-paste prompts included. No tech background needed.

You’ve Tried AI. It Gave You Something Generic.
That’s the most common story I hear from owners. The tools are genuinely good now. The hard part is knowing which jobs to hand them, and how to ask.
So I wrote down the 99 I see paying off most in small businesses, from same-day lead replies to SOPs, review responses, product copy and cash flow. Pick five, use them this week, and you’ll feel the difference by Friday.
What’s Inside
Nine Departments, 99 Ideas, Nine Ready Prompts
Marketing and Content
Ideas 1 to 11, plus a prompt you can copy.
Sales and Lead Follow-Up
Ideas 12 to 22, plus a prompt you can copy.
Customer Service
Ideas 23 to 33, plus a prompt you can copy.
E-Commerce and Product
Ideas 34 to 44, plus a prompt you can copy.
Operations and Systems
Ideas 45 to 55, plus a prompt you can copy.
Finance and Admin
Ideas 56 to 66, plus a prompt you can copy.
Hiring, HR and Team
Ideas 67 to 77, plus a prompt you can copy.
Local and Service Businesses
Ideas 78 to 88, plus a prompt you can copy.
Strategy and Leadership
Ideas 89 to 99, plus a prompt you can copy.
A Peek Inside
Three of the 99
- Reply to every new inquiry the same day. Draft a warm, specific response in minutes so no lead waits overnight.
- Turn how you do things into SOPs. Talk through a task out loud and let AI write it up as steps.
- Ask for reviews after every visit. Short, friendly texts and emails that get sent every time.
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Who Wrote This
Brandine Strand, Guild & Co.
I’ve built, scaled and sold my own companies, and I’ve worked alongside more than 100 brands. Today I help founder-led businesses grow, and I set up AI for teams so the work that used to take a month gets done in days, with a person still in charge.
