Every click, every prompt, in plain words. Each one ties back to 1 thing: your classes full of new clients, without you living online to do it.
The exact prompts and steps I use in my own studio. Copy, paste, done. New ones every week.
I have only just started using Codex and Remotion, but so far I have had good results. My recording goes in; long pauses come out; captions, logos, numbered points, images and GIFs arrive at the right moment. Here is the exact setup and the one prompt I use.
How I built a Pilates studio's website in ChatGPT, and how the owner now updates it herself for $20 a month, her ChatGPT subscription, in 10 minutes a week. A new page every Monday, drag 1 folder to publish. Every button, every prompt. $3,360 a year back.
ChatGPT drafts a reply to every email my Pilates studio gets, in my voice, twice a day, and I press send. The prompts, the 15-minute setup, every click, and the 1 rule that makes it sound like you.
I asked ChatGPT for a reformer studio in Clapham. It named 6 of at least 13. In about an hour you'll have the FAQ page that gets you on the list live on your site, the same answers on Google, and a 10-minute refresh every 3 months. Every click, step by step.
Your Google Business Profile is the first thing a new client sees and almost nobody posts on it. In about 45 minutes: claim it, fix the basics, write a month of posts in your voice, and schedule them so it runs without you. Every click, step by step.
3 searches of 20 seconds each and you'll know whether ChatGPT and Google Maps recommend your studio, who they name instead, and which of the 3 usual fixes is yours. Every tap, step by step.
How a Pilates studio owner who isn't a developer replaced a €49 a month video platform with one she owns, built with Claude in 2 evenings. Which subscription to replace, the brief to paste, every account to open, what it costs now, and what to do when it breaks.
1 conversation every Monday becomes your newsletter, a Google post and a blog post, in your voice, and it starts itself. 15 minutes to set up, 10 minutes a week. Every button, every prompt, step by step.
I have only just started using Codex and Remotion, but so far I have had good results. My recording goes in; long pauses come out; captions, logos, numbered points, images and GIFs arrive at the right moment. Here is the exact setup and the one prompt I use.
How I built a Pilates studio's website in ChatGPT, and how the owner now updates it herself for $20 a month, her ChatGPT subscription, in 10 minutes a week. A new page every Monday, drag 1 folder to publish. Every button, every prompt. $3,360 a year back.
ChatGPT drafts a reply to every email my Pilates studio gets, in my voice, twice a day, and I press send. The prompts, the 15-minute setup, every click, and the 1 rule that makes it sound like you.
I asked ChatGPT for a reformer studio in Clapham. It named 6 of at least 13. In about an hour you'll have the FAQ page that gets you on the list live on your site, the same answers on Google, and a 10-minute refresh every 3 months. Every click, step by step.
3 searches of 20 seconds each and you'll know whether ChatGPT and Google Maps recommend your studio, who they name instead, and which of the 3 usual fixes is yours. Every tap, step by step.
How a Pilates studio owner who isn't a developer replaced a €49 a month video platform with one she owns, built with Claude in 2 evenings. Which subscription to replace, the brief to paste, every account to open, what it costs now, and what to do when it breaks.
Your Google Business Profile is the first thing a new client sees and almost nobody posts on it. In about 45 minutes: claim it, fix the basics, write a month of posts in your voice, and schedule them so it runs without you. Every click, step by step.
1 conversation every Monday becomes your newsletter, a Google post and a blog post, in your voice, and it starts itself. 15 minutes to set up, 10 minutes a week. Every button, every prompt, step by step.
Tools, workflows and systems that save you hours. Turning one blog post into a carousel, a reel and a newsletter without starting from scratch each time.
Showing up on Google and AI search before the competition does. What actually moves the needle, explained so a 10-year-old could follow it.
The overwhelm, the juggle, the honest struggle. The stuff nobody posts about on Instagram.
Why early movers win with AI search, and how to be one before your competitors work it out.
Small things that compound. Your Google Business Profile, FAQs, carousels from blogs. 10-minute jobs that bring in bookings.
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