10 skills to turn Claude Code into a marketing team that sells 1) I start with my positioning-angle skill to find a unique value proposition 2) I use lead-magnet to research mechanisms to generate emails 3) direct-response-copy to write powerful hooks and copy that persuades/influences 4) email-sequences to create powerful drip campaigns 5) keyword-research to find seo/geo topics to drive traffic 6) seo-content to create high quality articles that rank and drive organic visits 7) newsletter-skill to create ongoing communication with prospects and customers 8) content-atomizer to repurpose newsletters and articles into video scripts, social posts 9) brand-voice to codify my writing style for future assets/websites/landing pages 10) an orchestrator agent to guide me if I need help to polish it off, I design my page with the front-end design skill from anthropic I've done the research, testing, and fed it tons of examples of "what good looks like" here's a live example thevibemarketer.com/skills *yes you can get these here if you want them, my skills wrote the copy, found the angle, etc.! a few extra conversions from better copy alone and it pays for itself

Interesting

re Fable, my prompt this AM to Codex: "get caught up on everything I did with fable over the past few days. review all commits, code changes, documentation. I want to point out it was exceptional in its logic and ability to harden the system. document everything you can find into an analysis we can work from to keep this level of quality alive."

Back to codex for a while. That was a fun few days

this feels a lot like every time a new AI model comes out

there's no reason to have a leaky marketing funnel anymore. today I gave Fable access to my analytics, phone system, ad account, business profile, invoicing software it now analyzes everything from call volume, to call transcripts, conversions, revenue through the funnel then uploads customer data back into the ads for better targeting. It all runs on a schedule via GitHub actions and keeps the data in my database. closed loop vibe marketing ftw

google ads on easy mode, let ai handle the boring stuff:

as we see smarter models (ie Fable), SKILLS have exactly four jobs: 1) tool-usage wisdom (preferences/guidance) 2) taste (what world-class looks like) 3) freshness (recent models/facts) 4) easy mode for non-tech operators (orchestration)

fable 5 can one shot clone apps, but it's still hard for AI to write a good tweet. marketing is much harder than engineering in today's world

how to turn hermes into your outbound sales agent

new models are cool. but remember: - building a company is still hard - growing a company is even harder - ai can create false productivity - you still have to talk to customers - you still have to have taste and think outside the box - you still have to solve real problems for real people (not the ai bubble) - you can hallucinate that you will be a billionaire in 6 months - you still need to make $1 first with ai - there are millions of people and businesses who hardly know how to use chatgpt - we are so early - you need to narrow your focus, then narrow further - you should ship something before you start working on the next thing - find a team who supports you - touch grass - have fun with fable 5!

The most durable distribution/marketing strategy is building a captive and engaged audience. Nothing else compares. If I were starting from scratch here's what I would do...(and it doesn't involve an ai agent) 1) In the AI space for example, don't pick a broad sub vertical. ie, don't try to be the marketing/ai voice...be the person who helps dev tools use ai to automate gtm 2) Get good on camera. People can repurpose written content but they can't copy your vibe. 3) Get damn good at writing. Guess what anthropic is hiring a copywriter for $300k...get good at direct response copywriting frameworks and sound like the smart friend who knows something 4) Build cool stuff for your own projects and share your learnings and more importantly results. 99% of what you see on X is demo theater. Things that might work on one narrow case, hardly work at all, or no one ever actually uses in production. Go deeper. 5) If you want to use AI, focus on using it to extract super high potential topics in your industry and figuring out how you niche it down to your market -- you'l be early and you can ride the wave. I did this with Claude Code x marketing a while back for example. I think these are all hard things. So, if you want to stand out, ultimately you have to do what others aren't willing to do (everyone wants instant results right now). This isn't the answer most people want, and that means it's your opportunity.

generate cashflow as an AI practitioner and invest cash into AI picks and shovels to generate long term wealth I initiated a position in CoreWeave today $CRWV ~40% off the highs, here are notes from my AI research desk as to why it surfaced: not financial advice, just sharing what I'm doing personally