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Module 1: Meet Your Team
Module 1: Meet Your Team
Course: Bizzby 101 — Working with Your AI Team Duration: ~20 minutes Lessons: 4 Outcome: You know who's on your team, what each agent does, and you've sent your first message.Lesson 1.1: Welcome to Bizzby
Format: 📖 Reading | Duration: 5 minHook
You just did something most people only think about. You decided to start a business. And instead of doing it completely alone, you brought a team with you.Concept
Bizzby is not another business tool. It's not a chatbot. It's not an app you'll download and forget about in three days.Bizzby gives you a team of AI agents that actually work on your business alongside you. They research your market. They write your marketing copy. They set up your systems. They remind you what needs to happen next. They do the work you don't know how to do, don't have time for, or frankly just don't want to do.
Here's what changes today:
You're no longer a solo founder. You have a Chief of Staff named Alex who keeps everything organized. You have a marketing lead, an operations specialist, a content strategist, a tech builder, and a finance tracker. They work while you sleep. They don't call in sick. They don't quit after two weeks. You don't need to figure everything out yourself. If you don't know how to price your services, ask. If you're not sure how to get your first client, ask. If you need a website, invoicing, or a social media strategy, your team handles it. You stay in control. Your agents suggest. You decide. Nothing goes out without your approval. Think of it like having employees who are incredibly fast, always prepared, and never offended by feedback. The founders who get the most out of Bizzby do three things:- They communicate clearly. Tell your team what you want, who you serve, and what success looks like.
- They check in regularly. 15 minutes a day reading agent updates goes a long way.
- They take action. Your agents do the heavy lifting, but you still need to show up for client calls, deliver your service, and make the final decisions.
Bizzby in Action
The moment you signed up, Alex (your Chief of Staff) started learning about your business. By the time you finish this course, Alex will have:- A profile of your business and target customers
- A draft 90-day plan
- Your first three priorities ready to tackle
Example
Maria started a house cleaning business in Austin. She told Alex: "I want to start a residential cleaning service. I've cleaned houses before but never as a business. I want to make $4,000 a month within 90 days." Within 24 hours, her team had researched Austin cleaning rates, drafted a 3-tier pricing menu, written her first 5 social media posts, and created a checklist of the 8 things she needed to do before her first booking. Maria landed her first client on Day 6.Quiz
- What is Alex's role on your Bizzby team?
- When your agent suggests something, what happens next?
- What's the most important thing you can do as a Bizzby founder?
Action Item
Open your Bizzby chat (Telegram or WhatsApp) and send Alex this message:"Hey Alex, I just started the Bizzby 101 course. I'm excited to get going. I'll share more about my business after the next lesson."
That's it. Just say hi. You'll be back with more details soon.
Lesson 1.2: Meet Alex, Your Chief of Staff
Format: 🎬 Video | Duration: 8 minVideo Description
Screen recording walkthrough showing a real conversation with Alex. Demonstrates: sending a business description, receiving Alex's first response, asking follow-up questions, and seeing how Alex delegates tasks to other agents.Script Outline (for video production)
- Open (30 sec): "Let me introduce you to the most important member of your team."
- Who Alex Is (2 min): Alex is your single point of contact. You talk to Alex, and Alex coordinates everyone else. You don't need to manage 5 agents. You manage one relationship.
- Live Demo (4 min): Show a founder messaging Alex with their business idea. Alex responds with clarifying questions. Founder answers. Alex shares a summary and first recommendations. Show Alex saying "I'll have Maya draft your marketing plan by tomorrow."
- Tips (1.5 min): Best practices for talking to Alex. Be specific. Give context. Share what's working and what isn't. Think of Alex like a really sharp business partner who happens to have perfect memory and zero ego.
Supporting Text
Alex is your Chief of Staff. Every interaction with Bizzby starts with Alex.Think of Alex as the person who runs your business operations. You tell Alex what you want to accomplish. Alex figures out who needs to do what, delegates to the right specialist agent, and reports back with results.
How to talk to Alex:- Be specific. "I want to get 10 new clients this month" works better than "I need more clients."
- Give context. "I'm a personal trainer in Denver targeting busy professionals" helps Alex give relevant advice.
- Share what's working. "I got 3 clients from Nextdoor posts last week" helps Alex double down on what's effective.
- Ask questions. "What should I focus on this week?" is a great weekly check-in.
- Alex doesn't make decisions for you. Alex recommends.
- Alex doesn't contact your clients. You handle client relationships.
- Alex doesn't access your bank accounts. Financial tracking uses numbers you provide.
Quiz
(Covered in module quiz)Action Item
Send Alex a message describing your business in 2-3 sentences. Include:- What service or product you offer (or plan to)
- Where you're located (or if you're fully online)
- Your biggest goal right now
Lesson 1.3: Your Full Agent Roster
Format: 📖 Reading | Duration: 5 minHook
You've met Alex. But Alex doesn't work alone. Behind the scenes, there's a full team of specialists ready to execute.Concept
Your Bizzby team has six agents. Each one has a specific skill set. You don't need to talk to all of them directly. Alex coordinates everything. But knowing who's on your team helps you understand what's possible.The Team
🧑💼 Alex — Chief of Staff Your main contact. Coordinates everything.- Understands your business, goals, and priorities
- Delegates work to the right specialist
- Sends you daily/weekly summaries
- Answers your questions about anything business-related
- Writes social media posts, ads, and marketing copy
- Builds email campaigns and follow-up sequences
- Researches your competitors and local market
- Creates your Google Business Profile strategy
- Designs referral programs and promotions
- Sets up booking and scheduling systems
- Creates standard operating procedures (SOPs)
- Builds automation workflows (confirmations, reminders, follow-ups)
- Manages your tool stack
- Tracks performance metrics
- Writes website copy, blog posts, and landing pages
- Creates email templates and scripts
- Drafts responses for reviews and customer inquiries
- Builds your brand voice and messaging guidelines
- Handles content calendars
- Creates and maintains your website
- Sets up integrations between your tools
- Builds custom solutions when off-the-shelf doesn't cut it
- Handles technical troubleshooting
- Manages your online presence (profiles, listings, directories)
- Tracks revenue, expenses, and profit margins
- Creates invoicing templates and payment workflows
- Builds financial projections and budgets
- Monitors cash flow and flags potential issues
- Helps with pricing strategy and analysis
How They Work Together
When you tell Alex "I need to get more clients this month," here's what happens:- Alex breaks the request into tasks
- Maya researches your market and drafts a campaign
- Jordan writes the copy for social posts and emails
- Sam makes sure your website and booking link are ready
- Kai sets up the follow-up automation
- Alex sends you the complete plan to review
Example
David runs a pressure washing business. He told Alex he wanted to fill his schedule for spring. Here's what his team did:- Maya identified the top 5 neighborhoods in his area with older homes (more likely to need pressure washing) and drafted targeted Nextdoor posts
- Jordan wrote a spring cleaning promotion email and a Google Business Profile post
- Sam updated his website with spring pricing and added an online booking form
- Kai created an automated sequence: inquiry received → confirmation text → reminder 24 hours before → follow-up review request after service
- Riley calculated that at his new spring pricing, he needed 12 jobs per week to hit his monthly revenue target
Quiz
- Which agent handles your marketing and gets you customers?
- If you need a website built, which agent handles it?
- Who do you talk to when you need something done?
Action Item
Look at the agent roster above and think about your business. Write down the top 3 things you'd want your team to work on first. Don't overthink it. Just write what comes to mind. Examples:- "I need a website"
- "I need to figure out my pricing"
- "I need to start posting on social media"
- "I need help with bookkeeping"
Lesson 1.4: First Message to Alex
Format: 🎯 Action | Duration: 10 minHook
Time to put your team to work. This is the most important message you'll send in your first week.What to Do
Send Alex a message with your business details using the template below. The more detail you provide, the better your team can help you.The Template
Copy this into your Bizzby chat and fill in the blanks:
My Business: I'm starting/running a [type of business] in [city/state or "fully online"]. My Experience: [Brief background. Are you brand new? Have some experience? Currently doing this part-time?] My Goal: I want to [specific goal] within [timeframe]. My Biggest Challenge Right Now: [What's holding you back? Not enough clients? Don't know how to price? Need a website? Overwhelmed by everything?] My Top 3 Priorities:
- [From the list you made in Lesson 1.3]
- [Second priority]
- [Third priority]
Example Messages
Example 1 (Local Service):My Business: I'm starting a residential cleaning business in Phoenix, AZ. My Experience: I've cleaned houses for friends and family but never charged for it professionally. My Goal: I want to book 10 recurring weekly clients within 60 days. My Biggest Challenge: I don't know how to price my services or where to find clients. My Top 3 Priorities: 1) Figure out pricing, 2) Get listed on Google, 3) Start posting on social media.Example 2 (Online Business):
My Business: I'm starting a freelance copywriting business, fully online. My Experience: I've written blog posts for my own projects but never for clients. My Goal: I want to earn $3,000/month from copywriting within 90 days. My Biggest Challenge: I don't know how to find clients or what to charge. My Top 3 Priorities: 1) Create a portfolio, 2) Set up my LinkedIn, 3) Send my first cold outreach.Example 3 (Coaching):
My Business: I'm launching a fitness coaching business in Atlanta, targeting busy professionals. My Experience: I'm a certified personal trainer with 2 years of gym experience, but I've never had my own clients. My Goal: I want 15 paying clients within 90 days at $200/month each. My Biggest Challenge: I don't know how to market myself online. My Top 3 Priorities: 1) Build a website, 2) Create a content plan for Instagram, 3) Design my coaching packages.
What Happens Next
Within minutes of sending your message, Alex will:- Acknowledge your information and ask any clarifying questions
- Create a preliminary business profile based on what you shared
- Suggest the first 3 actions your team will take
- Ask for your approval before starting
Module 1 Quiz
3 questions — agent roles, communication expectations- How many specialist agents are on your Bizzby team (not counting Alex)?
- True or False: You need to message each agent individually to get things done.
- What should your first message to Alex include?
Module 1 Agent Prompt
After completing all lessons, send this to Alex:
"Alex, I just completed the Meet Your Team module. Here's my business: [paste your business description from Lesson 1.4]. What's the first thing you recommend we tackle?"