I run a coaching business in the somatic / nervous system space. Months ago I started using Claude for the ACTUAL building side of my business... sales pages, interactive diagnostics, client trackers, workshop companions. Not content creation. Not "AI hustle." The actual tools my business needed but I'd been outsourcing or putting off for 6+ months. Posting this because I keep getting asked how I'm making this stuff, and figured it'd be more useful to just show you. 📎 Four tools I've built (images attached): Image 1: Revenue Leak Audit — 9-question interactive diagnostic. My Skool members get their archetype, primary leak, and a real dollar number for what their friction is costing them monthly. Image 2: Rewire Rx™ — interactive protocol builder. Members answer 8 questions and get a personalized 7/14/30-day plan in 3 minutes. Image 3: The Receiving Expansion — 3-phase workshop companion experience (Discover → Release → Anchor). Built as the interactive layer for one of my Premium sessions. Image 4: R&R Premium sales page — full sales page for one of my membership tiers, built in an afternoon instead of the 3 weeks it would normally take. 5 things I've learned that might be useful if you're exploring this: 1. Skills are the unlock, not prompts. Everyone's sharing "best prompts" lists. Honestly, individual prompts are not where the leverage is. The unlock is teaching Claude your brand voice, methodology, and IP once.. in a skill file... and then never re-explaining yourself. Every conversation starts from "knows me already." Game changer. 2. Interactive > static. A PDF is a static thing your client downloads once and forgets. A diagnostic / tracker / dashboard is a product. Same content, completely different engagement. Your work starts feeling like a product instead of a worksheet. 3. The bottleneck moves. I used to be stuck in "I have ideas, I can't build them." Now I'm stuck in "I have time, I need better ideas." That's the bottleneck I actually want... creativity is where I should be spending energy, not execution.

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I have been spending a ridiculous amount of time over the past year building interactive HTML pages for my business, mostly because launching anything new used to take forever because of all the pages that needed to be built. The problem was that every time I needed something new, I was either hacking together Leadpages designs I was never fully happy with or I was waiting days to get a custom page built. Neither option was fast, and fast matters a lot when you're running live ads. A few weeks ago I got an email from Leadpages about HTMLPub, which was built by the Leadpages team. It is essentially a lightweight publishing platform where you paste in your HTML, and it gives you a live, publicly accessible URL in seconds. That's it. No drag-and-drop builder, no theme decisions, no publishing settings to configure. You have the code, you put it in, you have a page. I have had brand-new pages live in under 20 minutes start to finish, and that's including the time it takes to write the copy. The reason the timeline is that fast is Claude. My workflow goes like this: 👉 I open Claude, and I give it my brand guidelines (colors, fonts, tone, layout preferences) 👉 I drop in a screenshot or two of pages I love, either from my own past work or something I've seen out there that has the vibe I'm going for 👉 Then I give it context for what the page needs to do. Who is it for, what action I want them to take, and what the offer is. Claude writes the full HTML from scratch. It handles the mobile responsiveness, the button styling, the layout structure, all of it. I review, I give feedback if I need to adjust anything, and when it's ready, I copy the code straight into HTMLPub and paste the URL wherever I need it. You can also connect custom domains and subdomains. I just used this exact process to build a landing page promoting my Skool community for Facebook ads. I'll drop the screenshot of the page below so you can see what the final product looks like. What you're looking at took me less than 20 minutes to go from blank document to live URL.

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