The outcome

Turn your best work into your next client

That project you're proudest of should do more than sit in a portfolio. Turn your strongest work into a website that makes the right client stop, look, and want to talk.

The ingredients

What you need

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Two or three favorite projects
The work you wish more potential clients could see
Your kind of client
Who you love working with and the problems you solve
A short project story
What the client needed, what you made, and what changed
A way to start a conversation
Contact email, inquiry form, or booking link
YG3
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The recipe

How to do it

Pick the work you want more of
Choose two or three projects you would happily do again. Don't worry about showing everything you've ever made. A strong point of view is more memorable than a crowded portfolio.
Tell the story behind each project
For each one, jot down the client's challenge, what you created, and what made the result special. Gather your favorite images. Let the work speak in your voice—not in agency clichés.

Build a site worth sharing

Get started with YG3 and paste the instruction below. Create a homepage that introduces your studio, project pages that do the work justice, and a simple invitation to start something together.

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Using YG3, create a distinctive site for [Agency Name]. We help [Ideal Clients] with [Main Services]. Put these projects first: [Project 1], [Project 2], [Project 3]. Use the images and project facts I provide, and tell each story with taste and clarity. Include service pages and a simple project inquiry form. Show me the finished site to review, then publish.

Give the right clients a way in

Make a page for each service you most want to sell, written for the people who need it. Link those services to the projects that show your taste and capabilities.

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Using YG3, create focused pages for [Agency's Key Services] and connect each one to the relevant projects in our portfolio. Write for [Ideal Client Type] and make the next step a clear invitation to talk about a project. Let me review the pages before publishing.

Make the next introduction easy
Open the site on your phone. Click through the projects and send yourself a test inquiry. Then share the best project page the next time someone asks what your agency does.

Keep it growing each week

You now have a website that shows off your best work, individual project stories, service pages, and an easy way for prospective clients to get in touch. Keep it fresh with your latest projects, sharpen how you describe your services, and make each introduction count. Use the weekly prompt below to keep building.

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Help me run a weekly growth review for [Agency Name] in YG3. If your assistant supports recurring tasks, ask me to pick the weekly day and time and schedule it; otherwise create a recurring-reminder checklist and save this prompt for reuse. Each week: confirm the site and inquiry form work; review visits and qualified inquiries when connected; identify one project worth featuring; suggest one stronger way to describe our services; propose one new useful page or project update; and recommend the single best next move to start more conversations with [Ideal Client Type]. Prepare drafts for my approval and end with a concise summary of what changed.

What you made

The deliverables

We do not have a verified customer screenshot for this recipe yet. After you run it, you should have a published site and the first local pages from the prompts above. When we have a documented example, it will appear here.

Make it yours

Run the full prompt

Replace the brackets with your real business details, then paste into ChatGPT or Claude with YG3 connected. Or start a Free workspace first if you do not have one yet.

Full recipe prompt

Using YG3, build a beautiful website for [Agency Name], a creative studio working with [Ideal Clients] on [Services]. Our point of view is [What Makes Us Different]. Put our work first. Feature these projects: [Project 1], [Project 2], and [Project 3], using the background, images, and results I provide. Give each project its own thoughtful story. Make the homepage feel unmistakably like our studio, with our taste, voice, and strongest work up front. Add clear pages for [Our Main Services] that connect back to relevant work. Invite visitors to start a project through [Contact Email or Inquiry Form]. Keep the design editorial, confident, and memorable. Show me the site for review, then help me publish it.

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Turn your best work into your next client

What you need

How to do it

Pick the work you want more of

Tell the story behind each project

Build a site worth sharing

Give the right clients a way in

Make the next introduction easy

Keep it growing each week

The deliverables

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