Tanuj Singh

I break down the AI mistakes that cost people time & money.
Real tools. Real workflows. Zero fluff.
Building in public ⬇️

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini — they're all hammers.

Your job isn't to collect hammers. It's to find nails.

The nail is usually: "We're losing money because we don't have staff to handle X."

Find X. Charge to fix it.

The tool is the last 10% of the sale.

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

98% of businesses use AI in CX. Only 15% connect it across departments to solve problems end-to-end. That gap means paying for AI while still paying for unresolved tickets. Your opening: build one workflow that connects the handoffs.**

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

The top 1% of businesses spent a median $7,400 per employee on AI last month.
The median business spent $12.
That gap isn't a budget problem. It's a "nobody showed them what to automate" problem.
You don't need $7,400. You need one workflow that pays for itself in week one.

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

@erichustls Everyone wants the 5 prompts. Nobody wants to hear that the offer and distribution matter more.

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

Copy this:
“Act as [role]. Context: [background]. Goal: [goal]. Task: [task]. Constraints: [limits]. Example: [example]. Identify ambiguity, answer, audit against my goal, then revise.”
The best prompt removes ambiguity.
Save this for your next bland AI answer

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

Your AI may not be bad at writing.
Your instructions may be vague.
Most people give AI a topic.
Power users give it a brief.
Use this 6-part structure:
Role → Context → Task → Constraints → Example → Evaluation.

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

Ask for evaluation.
Use:
“Before answering, identify the biggest ambiguity. After answering, check the result against my goal and provide a revised final version.”
This creates a built-in editing pass.

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

5 free AI tools most creators don't know exist:

Save this.

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

The businesses that buy AI services don't ask about the tech.
They ask: "Will this fix the thing that's costing me money right now?"
So stop explaining. Start diagnosing.
I'm documenting the real build — every call, every no, every yes. Follow if you want the unfiltered playbook.

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

3 AI money traps nobody's telling you:
Gemini's "free tier" bills per search — one question can trigger multiple charges.
That cheap model price you locked in resets higher Jan 1.
"AI saves hours" — a payroll study found real hours barely moved.
Follow for the numbers others skip

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

“Write a cold email” gives you generic AI spam.
Without examples, the model defaults to common phrasing.
Feed it 3 emails that got replies. Ask it to extract your rhythm, specificity, and hooks, then reuse that blueprint.
Fewer edits. Better replies. RT to save.

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

Stop calling yourself an agency. Start calling yourself the person who fixes one specific annoying thing.
Build the thing. Record it. Post it. Repeat.
That's how you go from 0 to 10K without spending a rupee on ads.

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

Everyone's building an "AI automation agency."
Cool. But here's what nobody's telling you:

[Tanuj Singh @Tanujcode]

5. The best marketing isn't a portfolio. It's a 45-second video of a business owner's phone getting a lead at 2 AM and their AI replying instantly. That video sells itself.