Build a Claude Project that actually sounds like your business
A 90 minute live workshop where we’ll build a Claude Project that sounds like you, knows your business, and stops you explaining yourself from a blank page every day.
Stop starting every Claude conversation from scratch
You sit down to write a LinkedIn post. You open Claude. You type out your prompt, explain who you are, what you sell, who your audience is, the tone you want. Claude gives you something. You tweak it. The next day, you do the whole thing again. That’s not how Claude is meant to be used.
A Claude Project is a private workspace that holds all your context in one place. Your tone, your offers, your audience, your past content. Once it’s set up, you stop explaining yourself every time you open a chat. You just ask. Claude already knows.
What we'll build together
A knowledge hub that pulls all your information into one organised space, so you can stop digging through old chats trying to remember what you wrote three months ago. A task-specific assistant that does one job well. We’ll build a LinkedIn post writing machine live in the session, and you’ll have everything you need to set up similar tools for emails, captions, blog posts, or whatever you write most often.
Clear instructions using the RTCCO framework. Most people get vague results from AI because they give vague instructions. RTCCO is a simple structure that fixes that, and you’ll use it on your own Project before the session ends.
Metaprompting, which is just using AI to improve the prompts you give it. It sounds clever. It’s actually quite straightforward, and it makes a real difference to what you get back.
Here's what you'll get
90 minutes live with me
Live demo of a Claude Project being built from scratch
A short build along exercise so you leave with your own working project
A resource document covering the RTCCO framework and metaprompting
Replay access if you can’t make it live
Q&A
Here's what you need to know
Date: Wednesday 21st May
Time: 12 noon (UK)
Length: 90 minutes
Investment: £27
Can't make it live? The replay is yours automatically.
This is for you if
You’ve used Claude or ChatGPT for a while. You know how to write a prompt. You’ve maybe used custom GPTs or Gems. You want to take the next step and build something that’s properly yours
Who this is not for
If you’re brand new to AI, this isn’t the right starting point. Have a look at my AI Supersheet Sessions instead. They’ll get you set up properly.
Will this sound like me?
This is the one I get asked more than any other. The honest answer is yes, it will, but only when you set it up properly. The point of a Claude Project is that you feed it your voice, your examples, your past work.
There’s no magic AI voice generator at work here.
The Project uses the writing you already have to produce more of it. In the workshop, we’ll cover how to do this without uploading half your hard drive, which is one of the most common mistakes I see.
Hey I'm Emma
Hey, I’m Emma
I’m Emma, an AI trainer based in Wiltshire. I help small business owners use AI in a way that feels simple, practical, and genuinely useful.
I’ve trained over 1,000 business owners in AI, including through Enterprise Nation, and I’m an AI trainer for Business Women In. I’ve also been selected to attend the OpenAI SME Accelerator, which keeps me close to what’s changing in the world of AI.
I run the AI Made Easy Club and work with business owners who want to save time, create better content, and use tools like ChatGPT and Claude without feeling overwhelmed.
My approach is very hands-on. I don’t believe in throwing a load of tech jargon at you and hoping something sticks. I show you what to do, why it matters, and how to make it work for your actual business.
This workshop is exactly that. We’ll build a Claude Project together, step by step, so you can stop starting from scratch and create something that sounds like you, understands your business, and helps you write with more ease.
And when I’m not geeking out over the latest AI tools, you’ll probably find me with a bag of salt and vinegar crisps and a cold can of Pepsi Max in hand, dreaming up new ways to make AI feel less scary.
