Everyone jumps into Claude and asks it to "build me a sales process" or "create a marketing plan." That's a waste of credits and you'll get generic fluff.
It's not a strategy consultant. It's a very smart processor. Treat it like one. Give it a single, concrete task. Example: Instead of "improve my CRM," try "Given a list of 50 raw lead records with inconsistent company name formatting, output a clean list with the domain name standardized." You'll get a usable result immediately. Then move to the next tiny task.
CRM is a means, not an end.
Exactly. Same as a good CI pipeline - you don't tell it to "deploy the app". You break it into discrete, testable steps: lint, build, unit test, containerize, push. One failing step, you know exactly where the leak is.
Broad prompts are like a flaky integration test - when it spits out garbage, you have no idea why.
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