Course
AI for Sales
One deal, from a cold list to a signed proposal, without the admin.
Start with
- AI at Work: FoundationsStart from zero and finish with three things you can actually use.
Who this is for
Account executives, business-development reps and owner-sellers who carry a number and hate the admin. Every example follows Dalia, who sells commercial cleaning contracts to property managers and office tenants in Orange County.
You will be able to
- Research a prospect and its building in ten minutes and walk in with three specific questions
- Turn a call transcript into CRM notes, next steps and a follow-up that quotes the prospect
- Write proposals from a Project that holds your pricing rules, terms and past wins
- Handle the five objections you hear every week with drafts you have already tested
- Keep the pipeline honest with a weekly review Claude prepares from the CRM export
- Put research, follow-ups and the Friday forecast on a schedule
Stops
- Research before the callTen minutes on the company, the building and the person, ending with three questions nobody else asks. Daily
- A Project that knows your offerOne Project holding your services, pricing rules, terms and three past wins, so every draft sounds like you sell this. Set once
- The call, into the CRMThe Zoom transcript becomes a CRM note, next steps with owners and dates, and one honest line about what could kill the deal. Daily
- The follow-up that quotes themA same-day email that repeats two things the prospect actually said, in three lengths, with a promise check before it sends. Daily
- ProposalsWalkthrough notes plus the Offer Project become a Word proposal with scope, frequency, an empty price table and the one-page tenant version. Weekly
- ObjectionsThe five you hear every week, drafted in your voice, tested against your past wins, and rehearsed out loud before the call. Daily
- Pipeline and forecastThe HubSpot export becomes a stale-deal list, a next-step audit and a Friday forecast with one honest confidence line per deal. Weekly
- Dalia's weekThree routines on a schedule, Dispatch from the truck after a walkthrough, and one deal run end to end as a capstone. Weekly

Written for Claude. The ideas transfer to ChatGPT and Gemini; the menu paths don't. Current as of September 2026; where a feature may change we link to support.claude.com.
Claude helped Dasow draft and structure every course. A human at Dasow reviewed every stop.