Get AI Agents Working in Your Waterlooville Business: Four Jobs to Hand Over (and a 2-Hour Session)
Four everyday jobs local business owners hand to AI agents, and a two-hour one-to-one session to set them up on your real work.
Local business owners can hand four everyday jobs to AI agents: writing quotes, replying to and chasing enquiries, invoices and weekly reports, and emails and social posts. Dean Keating, who publishes Waterlooville.co, runs a 2-hour one-to-one session (£300 including VAT, in Waterlooville, at your business or on Zoom) where you set those agents up on your real work and learn to run them.
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Most Waterlooville business owners have tried ChatGPT once, got a tidy paragraph out of it and gone back to doing the work by hand. An AI agent is the next step along: you give it one job, the rules for doing it and the tools it needs, and it gets on with that job while you get on with yours. A person still sets the rules and approves what matters.
Here are four everyday jobs that local businesses hand to AI agents. None of them needs you to be technical.
1. Quotes that actually go out
The job: an enquiry comes in, someone works out what is being asked, writes it up in your usual wording and sends it. When you are on a roof, in a van or behind a counter, that is the job that waits until Sunday night.
What an agent does: drafts the quote from your own price list and past quotes, in your tone, ready for you to check and send. Nothing leaves without your say-so unless you decide a particular type of quote is safe to send itself.
2. Enquiries answered and followed up
The job: the first reply is easy to forget and the chaser is easier. Most people who enquire have also asked two other firms.
What an agent does: writes a prompt, friendly first reply, then nudges the people who have gone quiet, using your wording. See AI lead follow-up: enquiries to booked calls for how that works in detail.
3. Invoices, reminders and the weekly report
The job: the paperwork that sits between finishing a job and getting paid, then the numbers you mean to look at on Friday.
What an agent does: drafts invoices from your job notes, writes polite payment reminders and pulls the week into a one-page summary you can read in two minutes.
4. Emails and social posts
The job: the reply you keep putting off and the post you keep meaning to write.
What an agent does: drafts both from a few lines of your own notes, so you edit instead of starting from a blank screen.
Why do it with someone beside you
An agent is only as good as the instructions behind it, and the instructions come from how your business really works. That is the part that is hard to get right from a blog post. It is much quicker to sit down with someone, pick the jobs, set the agents up on your real work and see what they produce.
From Dean Keating, the owner of this site: a 2-hour one-to-one session
This part is from Dean Keating, who publishes Waterlooville.co and runs the session below. It is his own offer, so it is labelled as one and is not ranked against anyone else's.
What it is: two hours, one to one. We pick the two or three jobs eating your week, set up AI agents on them live, in Claude or ChatGPT, on your own work and in front of you, and you leave with your own setup and prompts saved in your account, ready for the next morning. You do it with me, so you can run it without me. It is not slides and it is not a course.
Where: in person at my Waterlooville office, at your business in Hampshire or Surrey, or on Zoom from anywhere in the UK.
Price: £300 including VAT for the two hours. Sessions are for business use, so you are buying as a business.
Who it suits: you own or run the business and the admin lands on you, you are not technical and do not want to become technical, and you have tried ChatGPT and want it to do jobs for you.
Why me: I run my web agency and my network of local directory websites, this one included, on AI agents, with more than 100 defined agent roles. The rule I will teach you is the rule I work to: the AI does the repeat work, a person sets the rules and approves what matters.
I do not promise a particular saving of time or money, because that depends on your business and what you choose to hand over. The booking page shows the next available date and takes payment through Stripe, and I confirm the time with you afterwards.
Read more about Dean Keating on this site, or for a wider look at what an AI workforce can cover, see An AI workforce for a small business.
About this guide
Waterlooville.co is published by Dean Keating, who also runs the session described here. It is his own offer, labelled as such, and it is not a paid placement.
Book a 2-hour AI session with Dean Keating
£300 including VAT, for business use. In Waterlooville, at your business in Hampshire or Surrey, or on Zoom. From Dean Keating, who publishes Waterlooville.co; this is his own offer, not a paid placement.
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