nawazxz
User20 Claude skills for business: ready-to-use AI skills for sales, marketing, ops, customer support, and finance. Works in Claude desktop, web, API, and Claude Code.
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Indexed Skills (19)
ad-copy
Write ad copy variations for search and social. Use when someone needs headlines and body copy for Google, Meta, or LinkedIn ads and wants several angles to test.
blog-writer
Write an SEO-aware blog post from a topic, keyword, or outline. Use when someone wants a full article that reads well for humans and is structured for search.
cold-outreach
Write personalized cold emails that earn a reply. Use when someone wants to reach a prospect they've never spoken to and pastes the prospect's role, company, or a bit of research.
content-repurposer
Break one long piece of content into many smaller ones. Use when someone has a blog post, transcript, webinar, or podcast and wants threads, social posts, quote cards, and clip ideas pulled from it.
crm-note-cleaner
Turn messy call or meeting notes into a clean, structured CRM entry. Use when someone pastes rough notes from a sales call and needs them formatted for a CRM with the key fields and next steps pulled out.
data-cleaner
Clean and normalize messy spreadsheet or list data. Use when someone pastes rows with inconsistent formatting, duplicates, or mixed values and wants them standardized and de-duplicated.
expense-summary
Categorize and summarize a list of expenses. Use when someone pastes transactions or receipts and wants them grouped by category with totals for a report, budget, or tax prep.
faq-builder
Build an FAQ from product docs, support tickets, or notes. Use when someone has raw material about a product or service and wants a clean set of question-and-answer pairs customers can self-serve from.
follow-up-email
Write a sales follow-up email or a short nudge sequence. Use when a deal has gone quiet, after a call or demo, or when someone needs to chase a proposal without sounding pushy.
invoice-builder
Build a clean, professional invoice from line items. Use when someone lists what they did, quantities, and rates and needs it formatted as an invoice with totals and payment details.
lead-qualifier
Score and triage an inbound lead so a team knows who to call first. Use when someone pastes a lead's details, a contact form submission, or an inquiry email and asks whether it's worth pursuing or how to prioritize it.
meeting-notes
Turn a meeting transcript or rough notes into clean notes with decisions and action items. Use when someone pastes a transcript, recording summary, or scribbled notes and wants a shareable recap.
newsletter-writer
Turn raw updates, links, or notes into a clean email newsletter. Use when someone has a pile of this-week items and wants them shaped into a newsletter people actually open and read.
proposal-writer
Draft a client proposal from a short brief or discovery notes. Use when someone needs to turn a scope, a call summary, or a list of requirements into a proposal or statement of work they can send.
review-responder
Write a reply to a public customer review, positive or negative. Use when someone pastes a Google, Yelp, app store, or marketplace review and needs a professional public response.
social-post-pack
Turn one idea, article, or update into a pack of posts for multiple platforms. Use when someone has a single message and wants versions for LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Instagram, and a short-form video hook.
sop-writer
Write a clear standard operating procedure from a rough description of a process. Use when someone explains how they do a recurring task and wants it documented so anyone on the team can follow it.
support-reply
Draft an on-brand customer support reply. Use when someone pastes a customer message or ticket and needs a helpful, correct response that solves the problem and keeps the customer happy.
weekly-report
Turn scattered updates into a clean weekly status report. Use when someone dumps a week's worth of progress notes, metrics, or Slack updates and wants a report for a manager, client, or team.
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