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Getting Started with Claude: a guide for small brands

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If you run your business on your own, you already do the work of a whole team. Claude can take some of that off you, but only if it’s set up well. This guide shows you how, in plain language and without anything technical.

I wrote it for small brand owners who have never used Claude. It starts with creating your account and walks you through the whole setup, one small step at a time. Most people finish it in an hour or two, ideally with a cup of tea.

If you run your business on your own, you already do the work of a whole team. Claude can take some of that off you, but only if it’s set up well. This guide shows you how, in plain language and without anything technical.

I wrote it for small brand owners who have never used Claude. It starts with creating your account and walks you through the whole setup, one small step at a time. Most people finish it in an hour or two, ideally with a cup of tea.

What’s inside

  • How to set up Claude and create a Project for your business

  • A simple briefing template, so Claude knows who your customers are, how you sound and what you’re focused on

  • How to write instructions, with examples you can copy

  • Your first conversations, and how to ask for what you actually want

  • A daily task list made for one-person companies: emails, captions, product descriptions, quotes, planning and more

  • How to connect Claude to your email, calendar and files, and how to get reminders

  • A light weekly and monthly routine, so it keeps working for you

  • Ten prompts to copy and paste

Who it’s for

Makers, small shop owners, freelancers and anyone running a small brand who wants help with the everyday work, and wants it to still sound like them.

Good to know

  • 27-page PDF, instant download

  • Updated versions included for 12 months, because Claude changes often

  • No technical skills needed. If you can write an email, you can use it

  • It’s an independent guide and isn’t affiliated with Anthropic