Category · 46 skills
Business & Consulting.
Skills for consultants, freelancers and small agencies — proposals, statements of work, board material, LinkedIn authority content, and client-facing documents that close.
About this category
Senior-grade documents without the blank page.
Most independent consultants don’t lose work because their thinking is weak — they lose it because the proposal arrived late, the SOW left scope ambiguous, or the board brief buried the decision on page six. The Business & Consulting skills in this category are document machines: they take your raw input — a discovery call summary, a project idea, a quarter’s worth of numbers — and return a structured, client-ready draft that leads with the reader’s problem.
Each skill encodes a senior practitioner’s framework. The proposal builder frames value before price and ends with one clear call to action. The strategy-session skills produce agendas and synthesis documents that make a workshop feel run by someone who has done a hundred of them. The LinkedIn skills turn project experience into authority content without the influencer voice. You provide the substance; the skill provides the structure, sequence and polish.
Because the client, industry and engagement type are runtime inputs, one skill covers your whole practice. A fractional CFO and a brand consultant run the same proposal skill and get documents that sound like their own practices — the skill adapts to what you feed it, and you can tell it to preserve your voice or learn from documents you’ve already written.
Skills run in Claude on any paid plan and install in about thirty seconds. Purchases happen on PromptBase or Agensi, with the marketplace handling delivery and refunds; PromptBase purchases earn StrategistKit a referral fee. The catalog grows by one skill every week, and the monthly free skill for subscribers is sometimes drawn from this category — pick a starter skill if you want to feel the format before buying.