Free guide · works with ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini
Roofing contractors Christchurch New Zealand
In 15 minutes, build a fast-fill offer, a targeted lead list, and ready-to-send messages that book 5–10 small, quick-turn jobs within 14 days. Get a simple calendar and invoice flow so cash hits your account faster with minimal admin.
Step 1, free.
Copy this, paste it into your AI, and swap the [BRACKETS] for your own details.
Setup: Build the job profile
Provide: [TRADE], [CITY], [CREW_SIZE], [SOLO_OR_CREW], [VANS/UTES_AVAILABLE], [TOOLS_ON_HAND] (key), [TYPICAL_SMALL_JOBS] (3–6), [AVG_JOB_DURATION_MINUTES], [TRAVEL_RADIUS_KM], [PRIORITY_SUBURBS], [MATERIALS_STOCKED] (consumables/parts), [PIPELINE_COMMITMENTS_NEXT_14_DAYS], [DAYS_AVAILABLE_NEXT_14], [DAILY_WORKING_HOURS] (e.g., 8–4:30), [AFTER_HOURS_OK] (Y/N; when), [PAYMENT_METHODS_ACCEPTED] (e.g., bank transfer, EFTPOS, card, Afterpay), [INVOICING_TOOL] (e.g., Xero), [SPECIAL_CONSTRAINTS] (strata rules, noise, access). Act as a quiet-season planner for NZ tradies and capture a tight snapshot for fast-fill, short jobs. Work through it like this: 1) Identify only small, quick-turn jobs you can complete in 60–120 minutes onsite with tools/materials already on hand. 2) State hard constraints: travel radius, daily hours, after-hours, current pipeline blocks, and any access/noise limits in your city/suburbs. 3) List ready-to-go materials/parts that let you avoid supply delays this fortnight. 4) Map your highest-yield local pockets (priority suburbs with dense past work or easy parking). 5) Note admin and payment readiness (how you invoice and take payment same-day). Give me the output as: Quiet-Season Snapshot with sections: A) Business Basics (trade, city, crew/vehicle); B) Fast-Fit Job Types (max 5, each with typical duration, required tools, materials ready); C) Service Area (radius, priority suburbs); D) Capacity Constraints (daily hours, after-hours, pipeline blocks, restrictions); E) Materials On Hand; F) Admin & Payment (methods, invoicing tool); G) Red Flags (jobs to avoid this fortnight). Quality bar: Clear, realistic, and only includes work you can start and finish within 14 days without new hires or supplier lead times. If any field is missing, ask a single concise question for that item or mark it MISSING.
How to get a good answer.
- 01Fill every [BRACKET] with real detail. Vague in, vague out.
- 02Read the answer, then reply with what's wrong or missing. The AI fixes it in seconds.
- 03Check facts, prices and anything legal or safety-related yourself before you use it.
The rest of the workflow.
Step 1 gets you started. The full Quiet Season Cashflow Planner takes you all the way, 14 steps in order:
- 01Setup: Build the job profile (free above)
- 02Setup: Set a 14-day cash goal
- 03Setup: Map available time windows
- 04Offer Build: Define the fast-fill service
- 05Offer Build: Set price and inclusions
- 06Outreach: Compile a past-client hit list
- 07Outreach: Draft SMS/email variants
- 08Outreach: Create a quick call script
- 09Booking & Delivery: Create a simple booking sheet
- 10Booking & Delivery: Send confirmations and prep notes
- 11Booking & Delivery: Standardise an onsite checklist
- 12Booking & Delivery: Generate invoice and pay link
- 13Follow-up & Maintenance: Request a review and referral
- 14Follow-up & Maintenance: Set a next-season reminder
Pay once, keep it. Delivered instantly with a copy button on every prompt.
Questions
Does this work with the free version of ChatGPT?
Yes. The prompt works in the free versions of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, on a phone or a computer.
What do I put in the [BRACKETS]?
Your real details: notes, numbers, names, whatever the bracket asks for. The more specific you are, the better the answer.
Is the AI's answer always right?
No. Treat it as a strong first draft: check facts, figures and anything legal or safety-related before you use it.
What's in the full Quiet Season Cashflow Planner?
14 steps run in order, a system prompt that sets the AI up for the job, worked examples, fix-it prompts and a quality checklist. It's NZ$29.50 once, no subscription.
Know someone who'd use this?
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