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Screw it. I wanna give back.
I'm giving away my FULL Claude paid ads system, written for B2B rather than ecommerce.
(Including the first ten skills, which are all about deciding not to spend)
All packed into one guide.
- Like this
- Comment "ADS"
& I'll DM you the full thing.
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We CRACKED LinkedIn content 🤩
Coming up with posts used to be a total headache for many of us:
staring at a blank doc, guessing what lands, rewriting the same hook...
You can now get 12 concepts ranked by how many posts already use each shape, in one workflow.
Comment "CONCEPTS" to get the full thing for free.
after building 50 agents across 10 departments for marketing...
i'm giving away the whole team. all in one folder.
every agent does one job, and Claude Code sits above them as the orchestrator: you give it an objective, it plans, dispatches the right departments and returns the work.
comment 'MARKETING' and i'll send it over
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Screw it. I wanna give back.
I'm giving away my FULL Claude strategy team, 30 agents across 6 departments, running in Claude Code on Opus 5.5.
(Including the labelling rule that marks every line SUPPLIED, ASSUMED or UNKNOWN)
All packed into one folder.
- Like this
- Comment "DIRECTOR"
& I'll DM you the full thing.
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Most people spend weeks wiring up SEO automations from scratch.
I put together five named agents that each own a routine, all free, and sorted by the SEO work that should happen weekly and happens quarterly:
1. The Watcher, for rankings and drops
2. The Indexer, for what Google actually read
3. The Editor, for drafting the fixes
4. The Researcher, for the gaps and the briefs
5. The Reporter, for the Monday summary
Every one has its own instructions, its own memory and the routines it runs without you.
The agents are free. What you still own is the approval, because every routine has a rule you set before the first run.
Comment "SEO" and I'll send you the full setup. Must be following so I can DM you.
Most people spend weeks building their LinkedIn sales process from scratch.
I put together 45 skills you can copy for free, sorted by the stage they actually belong to:
1. Set the foundation
2. Find and filter
3. Research and personalise
4. Write in your voice
5. Launch, reply and learn
Every one has its inputs, its method and the point where it hands over to a person.
The skills are free. What you still have to do is stage 1, because it produces nothing visible and it decides whether the other 36 are worth running.
Comment "PIPELINE" and I'll send you the full set. Must be following so I can DM you.
you are COOKED if you are still reading your pipeline by hand in 2027
1. you can have 50 agents read every open deal before Monday
2. you can find the records that are quietly wrong before they reach a forecast
3. you can install five agents today and add the rest when you reach for them
4. you can do it on a subscription you already pay for
Five years ago a revenue operations function this wide meant a team and a six-figure tool.
Today it is a folder on your own machine.
So I'm releasing the whole thing for free.
50 agents across 10 departments, with 120 resources that work as one team.
what's inside:
→ Data governance and pipeline operations
→ Lead lifecycle and forecasting
→ Reporting, attribution and systems
→ Deal desk, territory and quota
→ Handoffs, enablement and change
→ The three things this cannot fix no matter how well you build it
→ FOR APPROVAL on every output that would touch production data
The agents read, analyse, propose and draft. A human writes to the CRM, every time.
comment "REVOPS" and I'll DM it to you
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Claude is INSANE for the half of sales nobody wants to do.
I built 45 skills across five stages, and nine of them produce nothing you can post.
Not prompts you paste and forget. Skills you set up once and everything after reads from them.
→ Your ICP, voice, offer and proof, written down a single time
→ The search built, then cut to who actually fits
→ Leads ranked, each with a real reason to reach out
→ Every detail checked before it goes out
→ Notes, DMs, voice notes and video scripts in your words
45 skills. Five stages. One foundation underneath all of it.
Prompts are one-time. Skills compound.
Stage 1 produces nothing you can see, and it decides whether the other 36 are worth running. That is the part everyone skips.
If you want the 45 skills:
Connect with me
Comment "SEND"
I'll send it to your DMs.
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im f*cking begging you:
> open your won deals, not your wishlist
find the one thing the wins had and the losses didn't
> build the list around that
> grade it before you send anything
> send inside your daily limit
> book meetings without losing the account
> stop rebuilding the list every monday
> get your evenings back
heres exactly how to build outbound that actually runs:
1. FIND YOUR REAL ICP (ONE AFTERNOON)
don't ask claude who your ideal customer is.
open your won deals from the last twelve months.
look at what the fast ones had in common. then look at the losses.
whatever shows up in wins and never in losses is your ICP.
your job isn't to describe a customer.
it's to find the pattern that's already there.
1. FIND THE REASON ($0)
a reason is something dated. something you could point at.
they're hiring for a role your product touches. they raised money. there's a new boss. they engaged with a competitor.
rank them by how close they sit to someone spending money.
and write NONE when there isn't one.
an industry isn't a reason. a job title isn't a reason.
saying none is what makes the rest of it work.
1. BUILD AND GRADE THE LIST
start with people who engaged, not people who matched a filter. someone who commented has done something. someone who matched a filter has done nothing.
cut the list on the cheap model before you pay to enrich a single row.
then grade it A to F.
under a B, rebuild it rather than send to it.
a perfect message to the wrong list is a well-run mistake.
1. WRITE AND SEQUENCE
one opener per reason. three lines, under 300 characters.
four touches, each one a new angle, each with a rule for when to stop.
then check the volume against your limit before you launch.
a plan the account can't send is a plan that costs you the account.
1. RUN THE NUMBERS
a 1,000-lead list at 18 sends a day:
> 18 a day = 90 a week
> 90 a week = about 11 weeks to work the list
> 11 weeks = one quarter, one list, one account
that's before anyone accepts, replies or qualifies.
and one list isn't the whole plan.
keep the reasons that worked, keep the openers that got replies, and keep the weekly report honest.
that's how you build a pipeline instead of chasing another campaign every month.
you don't need more volume.
you need a reason to contact someone, and a list worth contacting.
comment "OUTBOUND" and i'll send you the full guide for FREE. (must be following)
R.I.P. paying for a LinkedIn MCP that cannot do outreach. You don't need to find out the hard way.
The official API exposes six tools, four of them reliable, and every one is about publishing from your own account.
I was going to keep this internal.
But for the next 24 hours, I'm sharing the entire playbook for free.
To get it... Comment "CONNECT" and I'll DM it to you.
Must follow to receive
• Delete the connection request template
• Delete the "quick 15 minutes" message
• Delete the free audit with nothing in it
Twelve modules, run in order, can win the client instead.
I usually keep this internal, but for the next 24 hours it's free
Like this + Comment "PLAYBOOK" and I'll send you a free training explaining everything in detail.
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20 AI agents run my LinkedIn, and they mark their own work.
2 halves. One proof file.
If AI needs the same explanation every day, you're still its full-time manager.
→ Stop posting whatever the first draft gave you.
→ Stop rewriting generic AI content by hand.
→ Stop being the only check in the chain.
Your business knowledge in → an AI team working from the same playbook.
Here's how it works:
→ Draft (your last three posts → something that sounds like you)
→ Score (the draft → out of 100, against a set pass mark)
→ Rewrite (anything under 85 → back through, three tries max)
→ Check (every claim → a row in your proof file, or it goes)
→ Outreach (people who engaged → list, opener, four touches)
→ Replies (what came back → interested, not now, or no)
The scoring feeds the rewrite. The rewrite feeds the next draft. Work carries forward.
I'm giving away all 20 agents, the pass marks, and the loop that sends failures back.
Build your first agents in Claude or Claude Code.
Want the LinkedIn Agent Kit?
Reply "LOOP" or repost, and I'll DM it to you.
Claude = your entire SEO team.
All you need is Claude, a laptop, your crawl export and 30 minutes a day.
Comment "SERP" and I'll send you a FREE training breaking the entire system down.
(With all 10 workflows, written as copy-paste prompts, from the first crawl to the monthly report)
Only for the next 48 hours.
300 AI agents decide what my GTM team works on.
10 groups. One set of context files.
If AI needs the same explanation every day, you're still its full-time manager.
→ Stop explaining your offer in every new chat.
→ Stop getting 300 slightly different versions of your company.
→ Stop being the middleman between every decision.
Your business knowledge in → an AI team working from the same playbook.
Here's how it works:
→ Market and ICP (your won deals → who actually pays)
→ Signals (hiring, funding, new bosses → a dated reason or none)
→ Lists (where leads come from → ranked by intent)
→ Channels (where the effort goes → and what to drop)
→ Messaging (your positioning → and who it puts off)
→ Measurement (the funnel in order → the one broken stage)
The signals feed the lists. The lists feed the sequences. Work carries forward.
I'm giving away the 300-agent map, the ten to install first, and the two libraries worth running alongside.
Build your first agents in Claude or Claude Code.
Want the Strategy Agent Kit?
Reply "STRATEGY" or repost, and I'll DM it to you.
Screw it. I wanna give back.
I'm giving away my FULL Claude prospecting system, 11 agents with one Director running them.
(Including the scoring that runs as code, so the same list ranks the same way twice)
All packed into one folder.
- Like this
- Comment "SYSTEM"
& I'll DM you the full thing.
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50 AI skills run my sales cycle, first call to renewal.
7 stages. One context file.
If AI needs the same explanation every day, you're still its full-time manager.
→ Stop re-explaining the deal in every new chat.
→ Stop getting a demo script that ignores the call.
→ Stop copying research into the proposal by hand.
Your business knowledge in → an AI team working from the same playbook.
Here's how it works:
→ Targeting (your won deals → the accounts that pay)
→ Outreach (a dated reason → four touches, each one new)
→ Qualification (the buying group → yes, at risk, or no)
→ Discovery (twenty minutes → their numbers, not yours)
→ Demo (the problem they named → proof, not a tour)
→ Close (their date → three threads, not one)
The discovery feeds the demo. The call notes feed the proposal. Work carries forward.
I'm giving away all 50 skills, the 7 stages and the file every one of them reads.
Build your first skills in Claude or Claude Code.
Want the B2B Sales Cycle Kit?
Reply "CLAUDE" or repost, and I'll DM it to you.
You don't need to build your own skill library to run GTM on Claude.
You need one plugin and a /bootstrap command that takes ten minutes.
131 skills across 11 domains, and every one reads the same four files.
I put together the full guide. Comment "BOOTSTRAP" and I'll send it to you.
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Claude Code is way too good at GTM now 🫨
I built four skills that chain off one prompt and replace a weekly pipeline review
(I'm giving away the full setup for free)
→ you give it your CRM export, your closed-won and your deck template
→ the skills run the review, derive the ICP and build the deck from your own files
→ they read what you actually have rather than a hypothetical pipeline
It builds you a GTM setup that starts from your files instead of from nothing, every single session.
It can even route new learnings into the right context file without you deciding where.
You don't even need to be technical.
Reply "GTM" and I'll DM you the free system ↓
