The recipes that run my business.
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50 recipes · 10 skill templates · Ready setup files
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Fifty ready work routines for Claude, from a price quote to a paid campaign.
No inventing a single prompt from scratch.
And no guessing whether you worded it right.
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Know this moment?
You opened Claude with the best intentions.
You typed "write me a post".
You got something that sounds like everyone else.
You fixed it, and got a slightly different version that still sounds like everyone else.
You closed the window and said you'd come back to it when you have a minute.
The problem isn't you, and it isn't Claude.
The problem is the blank page.
Every task that starts from zero ends in improvised wording.
And improvised wording gets you an improvised result.
People who get real work out of Claude don't word it from scratch every time.
They run recipes.
All fifty, on the table
No "and more surprises inside". This is exactly what you get:
Part A: 20 core recipes every business needs
- 1. The morning briefing
- 2. Meeting prep
- 3. A meeting summary that turns into tasks
- 4. Email reply drafts
- 5. A price quote
- 6. Tracking open invoices
- 7. Receipts and expenses
- 8. The weekly report
- 9. Analyzing sales data
- 10. Sorting out a messy folder
- 11. End-of-month backup and filing
- 12. Summarizing long documents
- 13. Competitor research
- 14. Building a presentation
- 15. A newsletter draft
- 16. The weekly content machine
- 17. A landing page
- 18. Planning the work week
- 19. Tracking leads
- 20. Preparing a contract for your lawyer
Part B: 30 recipes by type of business
Service businesses and freelancers
- A client brief that turns into a kickoff document
- A portfolio that updates itself
- Pricing a project
- A client onboarding pack
- A wrap-up report and a request for a testimonial
Therapy and regulated professions
- Professional content without promises of a cure
- Answering inquiries, with boundaries
- An info sheet for a new patient
- A newsletter with built-in disclaimers
- Organizing material for a session
Content creators and speakers
- A talk that turns into a series of posts
- Deep research before an episode
- A presentation from a summary
- A monthly content calendar
- A speaker kit for organizers
Shops and e-commerce
- Product descriptions in bulk
- Analyzing a sales report
- Replying to customer reviews
- A holiday sale campaign
- End-of-month order: stock and suppliers
Agencies and B2B service providers
- A monthly client report
- A structured retainer proposal
- A team briefing before a meeting
- A status board for all clients
- Answering a tender (RFP)
Businesses with a small team
- A meeting that ends in a task table
- An onboarding kit for a new employee
- A written procedure from a recorded explanation
- A weekly management report
- Planning the team's workload
And every business chapter also comes with a full standing-instructions file for a business like yours, ready to fill in.
Here's a whole recipe, on us
This is exactly what all fifty look like. Try it today, without paying a shekel:
Recipe 1 from the book
The morning briefing
The pain: You sit down to work and it takes half an hour to figure out what's on fire.
What you need: A connection to your calendar and email, and your projects folder connected.
The prompt:
"Go through my calendar for today, my projects folder and my unanswered emails. Prepare a one-page document: which meetings I have today and what's important to remember for each one, the three tasks that most urgently need to move forward, and what's new since yesterday that needs a reply. In bullet points, no fluff. Anything you're not sure about, mark 'to check'."
The upgrade to a routine: After a week of polishing, schedule it for a fixed time. Scheduled tasks run in the cloud even when your computer is off.
A word of caution: The briefing is a snapshot, not the absolute truth. Once a week, compare it with reality and sharpen it.
Worked for you? There are 49 more like it, for every corner of the business.
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And beyond the recipes, in the package:
10 skill templates
From a price quote to a newsletter: fill in the brackets, tell Claude to build it, and from that moment it's a standing command in your business.
Setup files by type of business
Six standing-instructions files, instructions for three projects, and global instructions. Claude that knows your business from the first conversation.
A printable setup checklist
A quarter of an hour of order that sorts out everything after it. Print it, tick it off, and don't set everything up in one day.
The book is for you if:
- You already work with Claude (or you're finishing the academy) and you want results, not more theory.
- You're tired of inventing every prompt from scratch.
- You want routines that run every week, not one-off experiments.
And it's not for you if:
- You haven't touched Claude at all yet. Start with the academy. It's at no cost and built exactly for you.
- You're looking for someone to do the work for you. That's what my teams are for, not a book.
These recipes aren't theory. They're my week.
I'm Tal Eckerling. A marketing strategist, co-founder of the Vibe Coding Israel community (Guy Katznelson and I founded it), and the person who built the AI agent teams that hundreds of Israeli businesses already work with.
The morning briefing in the book is my morning briefing.
The receipts recipe runs for me on the first of every month.
The paid campaign recipe is built in exactly the three levels I use with my own ad account.
I collected the routines, wrote them so anyone can run them, and checked each one against what Claude can really do, as of today.
And what doesn't work, I wrote that it doesn't work.
That's me, and that's the book.
The Claude Recipe Book · Edition 1
₪79
One hour with a consultant costs several times more.
Here you get all the routines, once, for good.
50 recipes · 10 templates · Setup files · Instant delivery to your email · Every future edition included
One payment. No subscription, no small print.
Questions people ask me
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