Instead of doing random brainstorming, I set Claude up to think more like a vertical automation consultant. Here’s the process I followed, step by step: 1. I defined the goal clearly.I wanted to identify real automation opportunities for Italian businesses, not vague ideas or generic startup concepts. The goal was to find repetitive, expensive, operational problems that could justify an offer in the €3k–€5k range. 2. I created a set of specialized skills.Using Skill Creator, I built multiple skills, each with a specific role: - one to identify business pain points - one to turn those pain points into automation opportunities - one to design the technical workflow - one to build the commercial offer - one to identify the types of companies that would buy it - one to define a fast MVP So instead of using Claude in a generic way, I gave it a more structured operating system. 3. I upgraded the skills to make the output more sellable.I forced three key elements into the responses: - ROI calculation - pricing model - vertical business focus That matters because a lot of AI output sounds smart but is not directly usable in sales. I wanted responses that already contained the economic logic a client would care about. 4. I tested the skills with internal benchmarks.I compared “with skill” vs “without skill” outputs, and the difference was clear: with the skills enabled, Claude produced more complete workflows, added pricing, included ROI, recommended concrete tools, and followed a more structured logic. 5. I ran a final prompt focused on the Italian market.I asked Claude to find high-value automation opportunities in Italy across industries such as: - dental clinics - real estate agencies - accounting firms - gyms - marketing agencies - restaurants / hospitality 6. I got a final summary table of ranked opportunities.The result was a table including: - industry - solution - setup fee - monthly retainer - monthly client value - payback period

I just created a vertical reel fully structured using Cloud Code. No manual editing. No templates. No drag-and-drop. I engineered: – the narrative structure – pacing – transitions – motion – visual impact All programmatically. The interesting part isn’t just the video. It’s realizing you can build content as a system — not as random creative output. When you treat content like architecture instead of editing… the game changes. Curious who else here is using AI to build structured content instead of just generating assets.

Over the last few days I built a landing page for a heritage shoe store (established in 1929). I used Claude Code’s frontend skill to build it from scratch. I wanted it to feel:• Simple• Elegant• Premium• Product-focused Headline:“Selected shoes, style that lasts.”

Over the last few weeks I’ve been experimenting with something different in the lead generation space. Instead of selling huge bulk lists for cheap, I built a system that focuses on: • niche-specific targeting• city-based filtering• manually verified public emails• clean structured prospect files No recycled databases. No 10,000 random leads for $20. Just targeted, usable B2B prospect lists. I decided to test this as a premium offer ($90+) instead of competing in the low-cost market. Curious to hear your thoughts: Would you position this as ultra-niche (e.g. dentists only)or keep it broad but premium? If anyone wants to see how I structured the offer and positioning, happy to share. http://www.fiverr.com/s/pdRdGDl

Hey everyone 👋 Over the last weeks I’ve been building a local growth engine for Italian businesses (starting with dentists in Liguria). Instead of running ads or generic “marketing”, I’m focusing on: • scraping local competitors• analyzing website conversion gaps• generating personalized improvement reports• designing automation flows for lead capture Goal: build a replicable system that increases appointment requests without increasing ad spend. Right now I’ve:– scraped 20+ dental clinics– analyzed their digital gaps– generated personalized outreach emails– started testing responses This is still early stage, but I want to turn this into a repeatable case study model. Question for the community: Would you scale this niche-first (dentists only)or pivot to higher-ticket niches like medical aesthetics? Open to feedback.