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GUIDE · A FIELD GUIDE FOR OWNER-OPERATORS

31 ways to automate your business.

Thirty-one pieces of work that happen every week and do not need a person to make them happen. One page each: what it is, what it stops costing you, and the four steps that make it run. Built inside the tools you already own.

Get the guide →43 PAGES · 1.8 MB PDF · EDITION ONE · SEPTEMBER 2026

WHO IT IS WRITTEN FOR

Owner-operators who are not short of effort, and are short of a second person who does the small, dull, repeating things at the exact moment they need doing.

Anyone whose bad weeks are the weeks the follow-up, the reminder and the invoice get dropped — which is when dropping them costs the most.

What is in it, 43 pages.

The cover of 31 Ways to Automate Your Business
  1. 01Lead capture and responseSeven ways, 01–07
  2. 02Sales and quotingSix ways, 08–13
  3. 03Jobs and schedulingFive ways, 14–18
  4. 04Client experienceSix ways, 19–24
  5. 05Back office and financeFour ways, 25–28
  6. 06The owner's deskThree that tell you what the business just did, 29–31

THE WHOLE GUIDE, TO KEEP

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43 PAGES · 1.8 MB PDF · EDITION ONE · SEPTEMBER 2026

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