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. (Must be following so I can DM)

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 ↓

Your SEO team's repetitive work just became 10 Claude workflows. That's 10 SEO jobs you stop starting from scratch. → No more reading a crawl export row by row looking for the real problems → No more content briefs written from the topic instead of the live SERP → No more guessing whether AI engines can parse your pages at all → No more audits returning 80 items with no order to do them in Just 10 workflows. Full copy-paste prompts. Paste into Claude with your real data. Your SEO function starts from there. Here's what's inside: → The Full 5-Phase Site Audit (the whole client methodology, written out) → Technical Crawl and Index Audit (from your actual export, not a guess) → Content Brief Generator with SERP Analysis (built from what currently ranks) → Schema and GEO/AEO Audit (the half most teams never check) → Competitor Content Gap to Editorial Calendar (gaps turned into dated briefs) → Backlink Gap to Outreach List (who links to them and not you) → Local SEO Audit for Multi-Location Businesses (per location, not per site) → Site Drift Monitoring (baseline, compare, history) → Cross-Tool Data Reconciliation (which number to trust when they disagree) → Weekly and Monthly Reporting (so the month stops being a rebuild) What you get from the same library: - 10 full workflows, written as copy-paste prompts - The technical foundation through to AI search visibility - Every one assumes real data rather than invented numbers Most SEOs are still prompting Claude like it's Google. This is a complete SEO workflow library. Comment SERP (must be following)

Built a prospecting system that turns a cold export into booked calls, 80 skills across 8 systems. It creates: ~Lists sourced in intent order, engagers before filters ~Grades A to F, so anything under a B gets rebuilt ~Openers off a dated signal, or it writes NONE I'm giving away the full system FREE (for 24 hrs) RT, Like, Comment "80" to get it (must be following)

I'm deleting this soon because it's lowkey the formula for running Alex Hormozi on LinkedIn. THE RULE OF 100, SPLIT PROPERLY Hormozi's $100M Leads says 100 primary actions a day. LinkedIn caps you at 20 sends. 20 sends, 40 comments, 20 visits, 20 content actions. Only the first is capped. Comment "HORMOZI" and I'll send you all 50 skills. 48 hours.

Claude = your entire SEO team. All you need is Claude, a laptop, your crawl export and 30 minutes a day. Comment "SEO" and I'll send you a FREE training breaking the entire system down. (With all 100 agents across 10 divisions, and the 40 that need no paid data source) Only for the next 48 hours.

Most B2B companies NEVER crack LinkedIn outreach. Not because they lack a tool. Because they skip the part that produces nothing visible. The vast majority never get close, simply because they: 1. Send connection requests too fast, and LinkedIn restricts the account before the campaign gets going 2. Write every DM like a pitch, to a list nobody checked So we put everything our team knows about LinkedIn outreach into one folder, 45 skills across 5 stages: 1. Set the foundation: ICP, voice, offer, personas and proof, defined once 2. Find and filter: build the search, then sort who is actually your ICP 3. Research and personalise: rank the leads, find a real reason, fact-check it 4. Write in your voice: connection notes, DMs, voice notes and video scripts 5. Launch, reply and learn: build the campaign, sort replies, book the calls Stage 1 produces nothing visible, and it decides whether the other 36 are worth running. That is the part everyone skips. Reply SEND and I'll send you the link. (must be following)

I put everything I know about applying Hormozi's frameworks to LinkedIn onto one page. It covers: → Which of the Core Four is actually uncapped on a channel with a send limit → The four levers in the Value Equation, and which one has the most room left → The 100 split into 20 sends, 40 comments, 20 visits and 20 content actions → The three places the frameworks break on LinkedIn, and what to run instead → offer.md, structured on the value equation, with the levers ranked It's free, so save it before your next campaign. If you want all 50 skills written out, 25 on content and 25 on outreach, comment "HORMOZI" and I'll send you the full library. (Must be following so I can DM)

Claude = your entire prospecting team. All you need is Claude, a laptop, your last five customers and 30 minutes a day. Comment "SKILLS" and I'll send you a FREE training breaking the entire system down. (With all 7 skills, the run order, and the file each one writes) Only for the next 48 hours.

Claude is INSANE once you stop using it as a search box. I wrote up all nine features, and seven of them exist because asking questions is the smallest part. Not tips you read and forget. Nine modules, each with the mistake people make and one thing to set up today. → Projects, so you stop re-explaining the business every session → Artifacts, which are deliverables rather than paragraphs to copy → Memory, and how to correct it when it is wrong → Skills, which are how you want the work done, written once → Cowork and Scheduled Tasks, where it works without you opening anything Nine features. One guide. The order to do them in. Asking questions is one-time. A setup compounds. Start with Projects and Skills. Those two change more than the other seven combined. If you want the whole guide: Connect with me Comment "100" I'll send it to your DMs. Repost for priority access.

Claude is way too good at marketing now 🫨 I built a complete marketing system with 105 components that runs off five files (I'm giving away the full setup for free) → you give it your closed-won, your positioning and your proof → the components work out who actually buys, what to say, and where the funnel is leaking → they check every claim against your proof file rather than inventing one It builds you a marketing function that runs in order, from strategy to content to paid to the weekly read. It can even run the diagnostic chain and stop at the first stage that is actually broken. You don't even need a marketing background. Reply "PROMPTS" and I'll DM you the free system ↓

Claude = your entire marketing team. All you need is Claude, a laptop, five operating system files and 30 minutes a day. Comment "PROMPTS" and I'll send you a FREE training breaking the entire system down. (With all 50 prompts, 25 templates, 20 workflows and 10 audits, across 11 chapters) Only for the next 48 hours.

Here's another BANGER Claude resource you can steal for your lead gen: It's called the fail-closed skill library (almost nobody writes them this way). Why it works: Every skill states the condition where it refuses, so you find out it cannot answer instead of getting a confident guess The inputs are named up front, so you know what it needs before you run it The output format is fixed, which means two runs are comparable Nothing in it executes anything, so a skill you downloaded cannot touch your data Want all 100 skills written this way? Comment "LEADS" and I'll send it over.

Claude for the whole B2B sales cycle is insane. I ran every stage of a deal through it, first touch to renewal. I've built 50 skills across 7 stages that work like a full sales floor. - ICP from closed-won - Account tiering - Signal targeting - Opener writing - Discovery question design - Demo personalising - Objection handling - Proposal writing - Win-loss analysis - Expansion finding Every one reads the same sales-context file, so you stop re-explaining the deal. If you want the full breakdown, Like, RT & Comment "CLAUDE".

60 agents run my agency while I sleep 🤯 I built a system in Claude Code that runs the business behind the work (I'm giving it away for free) → you give it your client list and your margins → it picks the right division, does the job and reports back → it can prep tomorrow's priorities every night You can even point it at a client account you already run: it reads the context and adapts to that account rather than starting generic. I made the whole system public Reply "AGENTS" and I'll DM it to you.

Screw it. I wanna give back. I'm giving away my FULL marketing team, 50 agents across 10 departments, all reading the same context files. All packed into one free folder. Comment "MARKETING" & I'll DM you the full thing. *Must follow for DM*

Opus 5.5 is way too good at SEO 🫨 I built an AI SEO course that helps you get your website RANKED, RECOMMENDED and CITED (I'm giving away the full course for free) → you give it your website → it shows you how to find the questions buyers ask AI before choosing a provider → it helps you identify which competitors get recommended and where those recommendations come from It gives you a step-by-step plan to improve your visibility in AI search. It even shows you how to check your recommendations every month. You don't even need to be an SEO expert. Reply "CITED" and I'll DM you the free course ↓

Your $5,000/month LinkedIn outbound specialist just became a free Claude playbook. That's $60,000/year in potential costs you could avoid. → No more spending hours researching prospects before writing a single message → No more generic openers that give buyers no reason to reply → No more guessing what each booked sales call actually costs → No more rebuilding campaign reports every Friday Just 5 sections. Ready-to-use Claude prompts. Give it your prospect and campaign information. Your outbound preparation starts from there. Here's what's inside: → Opener Prompt Library (ready-to-use prompts for writing messages around relevant prospect signals) → Signal and Disqualifier Workflows (find reasons to reach out and filter out poor-fit prospects) → Cost-Per-Call Calculator (work out what your booked calls cost and whether your campaigns break even) → Client Reporting Templates (turn campaign results into clear client updates) → Daily Account Management Routine (know what to check, review and prioritise each day) What you get from the same blueprint: - 5 practical outbound sections - Ready-to-use prompts and workflows - Cost-per-call checks and client reporting templates Most people are still prompting Claude to write one cold message. This is a complete LinkedIn outbound blueprint. Like + comment "BLUEPRINT" + repost, and I'll DM it to you. (must be following)

i built 10 ChaGPT DOTS AI agents for EVERYTHING i know about GTM - 10 always-on ChatGPT Dots - 10 different GTM jobs - 1 complete setup system they have the EXACT instructions needed to handle: - buyer and audience research - competitor funnel analysis - warm lead revival - pipeline analysis - content writing in your voice - campaign planning - proposal creation - AI visibility research - landing page audits - performance reporting all you gotta do is give them: - your business context - the relevant files and data - your goal and instructions and you'll receive a complete GTM output on: - what your buyers are actually saying - where your competitors are winning - which leads and deals need attention and then the agents will keep working on their assigned tasks, using your instructions and connected tools instead of waiting for you to write another prompt. like + comment "DOTS" and i'll DM you the full system (must be following + RT for priority access)

Your marketing team's repetitive work just became 50 Claude prompts. That's 50 marketing tasks you stop starting from scratch. → No more hours writing campaign briefs that still miss what your buyers actually want → No more generic content that sounds like every other B2B company → No more switching between tools just to turn research into a usable marketing plan → No more reports full of numbers with no clear next action Just 50 Claude prompts. 10 categories. Paste into Claude. Your marketing workflow starts from there. Here's what's inside: → Strategy and Research (5 prompts. Analyse competitors, customer problems and campaign performance) → ICP and Positioning (5 prompts. Find your best buyers and sharpen your messaging) → Offers and Messaging (5 prompts. Improve your offer and check your claims) → Content (5 prompts. Generate hooks, content ideas and posts from real research) → SEO and AI Search (5 prompts. Prioritise technical fixes and improve your pages) → Social and LinkedIn (5 prompts. Create content and prepare relevant comments) → Email and Lifecycle (5 prompts. Build email sequences with clear triggers and goals) → Paid Ads and CRO (5 prompts. Improve ad angles and landing page conversions) → Analytics (5 prompts. Find the metrics that actually need attention) → Agencies (5 prompts. Manage client positioning, content and profitability) What you get from the same library: - 50 ready-to-use prompts - 10 marketing categories - 5 practical prompts for each category Most marketers are still prompting Claude like it's Google. This is a complete marketing prompt library. Like + comment "MARKETING" + repost, and I'll DM it to you. (must be following)