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Bots for Small Businessby Brendan Byrne
by Brendan Byrne

Bots for small business, set up the sensible way

Plain-English guides to setting up bots that handle the repetitive work in your small business. Keep a human in charge, start small, and let the bots do the boring bits.

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Easy wins to start with

When you're ready for more

My rules for small business bots

  1. Start with tools you already pay for.
  2. Draft, don't publish: keep a human check on anything customers see.
  3. Never let a bot delete, pay or promise.
  4. Every bot has an owner and a 30-day review.

New guides by email

An occasional email when I publish something new.

Common questions

What do you mean by a 'bot'?

Any automation that does a repetitive job for you: sorting email, replying to messages, sending reminders, posting to social. Some use AI, many don't need it.

Do I need to code?

No. Every guide uses tools with point-and-click setup.

Will bots replace my staff?

That's not the goal. They take the boring, repetitive bits so people can do the work that needs a human.

What should I set up first?

Usually lead follow-up or invoice reminders. They're easy and directly affect money coming in.

Want ready-made prompts for the AI steps? Try AI Use Cases for Small Business.