Playbooks

Four prompts, already written

Getting started, a growth audit, the weekly report and a morning check, each one a prompt your client can run.

The four

The questions worth asking first

Each one is a written prompt, offered by the connector, and it runs in the conversation you are already in.

Get started: It walks a new account from nothing to a first campaign, one question at a time, defining each term the first time it uses it.
Growth audit: A read pass over the account that says what is wasting money and what is quietly broken, with the reason for each.
Weekly report: What changed since the last one, in plain words, with the figures read live from the account rather than remembered.
Morning audit: The short daily version: what moved since yesterday, and whether any of it needs you today.
They are prompts, not buttons: Each is text the connector offers, so your assistant opens the conversation with the right question instead of waiting for you to phrase it.4 written prompts, in AI clients that support them

The growth audit

Wasted terms, dead hours, colliding groups, a tag gone quiet — and what each one costs.

- emergency plumber$52
- plumber salary$29negative
- fix a tap$24negative
- plumbing course fees$19negative
Schedule09:00–18:00
PlumbingPlumbing services
EmergencyRepairsQuotes
Audit, stage the fix in Tag Manager, you publish, verify.
Purchasequiet 11 days
stagedyou publish

Illustrative session

Limits

A prompt is a starting point, never an authority of its own.

It does not run on its own: A prompt runs when you start it. Putting one on a schedule is a separate thing you set up in your own client.
It does not widen what the connector can do: A prompt is words. Every limit the server holds is exactly the same during a written prompt as outside one.
Your client decides whether to offer them: Prompts are a client feature. An assistant that does not list them still works; you type the same request yourself.

Ask

If the one you run every week is missing from the four, it is worth us knowing.