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Day 2 Win!
Hi everyone! 👋 Day 2 was about extracting data. Everyone scraped job boards, so I pointed Claude Code at my own mess instead: a Google Drive folder stuffed with 149 raw video clips for my brand Mile Sports. It went through every single one. Whisper transcribed the audio, Gemini scored each clip (its role, hook strength 1-5, whether it works as a CTA, format, length), and Claude Code wrote all of it, 14 data points per clip, straight into a Google Sheet. One thing that surprised me: how it picked the right tool for each step on its own. I expected it to just pull text. Instead it transcribed the audio AND scored the visuals against my ad criteria, then structured everything into clean rows I can sort. Use case: any business sitting on a pile of unstructured content (video, PDFs, reviews, competitor pages) can turn it into a searchable, scored dataset. For me it means I never have to scrub through 149 clips again to find the best ad hook.
Day 2 Win!
Day 1 Win!
Hi everyone! 👋 Sharing my Day 1 win: I built a complete newsletter from scratch with Claude Code, for my running-apparel brand Mile Sports. I honestly learned a ton in the process: how Claude Code actually works, how to turn a brand guide into a real design system, and how much of the tedious work (layout, responsive email, brand colors, typography) it can carry for you. What surprised me most is how far it got from almost nothing. I gave it our brand guide and one reference example, and it delivered two versions: a web version (dark, editorial, with infographics) and a matching 600px email version that is actually sendable. As a beginner I'm sure I missed a few things I could improve, but the result turned out way better than I expected!
Day 1 Win!
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@Julius Waggoner Thanks man, appreciate it!
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@Malik Subhan I appreciate it!
Introduction
I'm a 26 year old entrepreneur from Denmark. I am building a saas product, where I am using agentic AI to develop the product, in the product itself and to get customers. I have 6 months experience with Claude Code, I am excited to see what the future of agentic AI will be.
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@Hari Haran it definitely is! Are you building something at the moment? Or seeking knowledge in the space?
How I Sent 60,000 Cold Emails in April & Made 6 Figures (All Automated)
Hey Automation community! 👋 This took me 2 hours to put together. If you're looking for a proven way to get clients AT SCALE and actually make money for your AI automation agency, then this is for you. I run an AI agency that basically made no money because I had a hard time finding new clients. I tried cold email starting in November and it quickly become one of our most profitable acquisition channels. I knew NOTHING about cold outreach when I started. I learned A LOT along the way (including plenty of expensive mistakes), so here’s everything I wish I had known from day one. If you don't know what cold email marketing is, it's when you send out thousands of emails to potential leads you haven't spoken to before. The goal is for them to book a consult with you where you'll then close on a deal. If you do it badly, it will look like spam and nobody will respond. Do it where you target relevant people ready to buy and offer a lot of VALUE, and you will generate sales. Part 1: Technical Setup Domain Strategy - Buy dedicated domains just for email campaigns — never ever use your main company domain. - Set up DNS records immediately: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. - Use Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 for better deliverability (roughly $4–6 per account per month). Email Account Setup - Create 1–4 email accounts per domain. - Start slow: 10 emails per account per day, then increase volume by ~10% each day. - Max once warmed up: ~25 emails per account per day. - Example: 4 domains × 3 accounts × 25 emails = 300 emails/day to begin with. IMPORTANT: Always warm up accounts for at least 14 days before ramping up. Extra tips that help a lot: - Add real profile photos and complete the accounts. - Older domains tend to perform better when you can get them. - Set up a custom tracking domain for accurate open/click data. Choosing Your Sending Platform You can do it manually with the technical setup above but it's way easier to buy an email account that's already configured and ready to go. I ran high-volume campaigns using Instantly.ai because it has good deliverability, analytics, and tons of guides on it since it's used by many agencies to get clients. It’s not perfect but probably one of the best for cold email right now. But honestly, your lead list and outreach message matter more.
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@Jason Bean I'm gonna create a dashboard as a front-end to follow the campaigns based on the target KPI's me and my team sets, and then I am gonna create a copywriting agent that gets better and better based on the results from the campaigns, so I in the end have an unique capability to book sales meetings based on my copywriting agents abilities and knowledge.
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@Jason Bean Yes exactly, and make it make new variants of the winning copys + testing new ones. I have to talk to the team but I could imagine its gonna be open rate -> positive reply rate -> meeting booked.
Hello! 👋🏻 What's the coolest thing you've automated so far?
Hey everyone! Excited to be here I'm on a mission to see how much of my work, business, and even day-to-day life can be automated with AI. Right now I'm exploring AI agents, automations, marketing, websites, VPS hosting, and building systems that actually save time instead of creating more work. My goal: build a team of AI workers before I hire a team of humans. 😄 Curious... what's the coolest thing you've automated with AI so far? Drop it below and give a like 👇
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I automated my onboarding process based on the information I got in the sales meeting. I am pretty proud of that one
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Christian Groth
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