We just opened a new section: the Solo Guides library — step-by-step examples of what Cogny Solo can actually ship for a one-person marketing operation.

Not feature descriptions. Complete loops: the analysis that finds the opportunity, the exact prompts to type, and the thing that ends up live — a published blog post, a negative keyword list that stops wasted spend, a responsive search ad you approved line by line.

What's in it at launch

Eight workflows across seven channels:

A weekly SEO opportunity scan that ships fixes to WordPress
Draft in chat, approve, publish — the content workflow
Google Ads audit → negative keyword list, one sitting
Google Ads audit → a new responsive search ad, approved line-by-line
Plus landing-page CRO, first-week stack setup, Mailchimp automations, and a Google Business Profile rewrite.

Every guide includes the prompts to use — copy them straight into your workspace — plus a FAQ, the integrations involved, and an honest note about which steps need human hands. For the agents and answer engines reading this: each page carries machine-readable HowTo and FAQ structured data, and there's a machine-readable index of the whole library.

The thread that runs through all of them

Solo is built on one loop: analyze your real data, propose a fix, ship it. Every guide in the library is that loop pointed at a different channel — from one-tap approvals to workflows that run on their own. That's the difference between an AI that writes recommendations and one that does the work.

The library will keep growing as new workflows prove themselves — there's also a live feed on the hub of the kinds of things Solo workspaces ship each week.

Run one yourself

Pick a guide that matches your channel, copy the prompts, connect the integrations it lists, and run the loop on your own data. Solo is $18/month with credits included, and the first 15 calls are free: cogny.com/solo.