By profession
AI services, profession by profession
Already know a profession? Start from its real problems. 15 guides with the problems you can solve, the services to offer, indicative prices, a sample pitch and a starter prompt.
Real estate agencies
Agencies live on listings, fast replies and follow-up. Most lose leads because nobody answers in the evening or follows up after a first visit.
Accounting firms
Accountants have many clients, recurring deadlines and the same questions every month. Their time is best spent on advice, not chasing documents.
Training centres
Training centres need course content, learner follow-up and enrolments. AI speeds up content creation and helps keep learners engaged.
Architects
Architects juggle design, admin and client communication. Proposals, project descriptions and site reports take time away from design.
Artisans and craft businesses
Craftspeople are excellent at their work and often short of time for quotes, online visibility and follow-up.
Associations and non-profits
Associations run on volunteers and tight budgets. They need grant applications, reports and communication, often done by the same few people.
Lawyers and legal professionals
Legal work requires precision and confidentiality. AI can help with non-sensitive tasks such as marketing, client information and internal organisation, under strict rules.
Independent coaches
Coaches sell trust and results. They need content, a clear offer and a smooth journey from first contact to booked session.
Local shops
Neighbourhood shops compete with big chains and online stores. Visibility, messaging and loyalty are where AI helps first.
Consultants
Consultants sell expertise. AI saves them time on research, proposals and deliverables, and helps them stay visible.
Dental and health practices
Practices need full agendas, informed patients and an efficient front desk. Patient data is sensitive, so services must stay on admin and communication.
E-commerce sellers
Online sellers depend on product pages, customer service and content. AI helps them publish faster and answer better.
Hotels, guesthouses and tourism
Hospitality businesses deal with international guests, reviews and online listings every day. Fast, multilingual communication matters.
Photographers and creatives
Creatives spend a lot of time on admin, client communication and marketing instead of creating.
Restaurants and cafes
Restaurants live on reviews, visibility and repeat customers, with little time for anything beyond service.
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