A Week in The Life of a Claudepilled Marketing Founder medium.com/p/a-week-in-the-l… (list of everything claude did for me in the past week)

I feel like this actually might perform well in an ad, certainly gets attention??

I agree with his point in theory, but I'm starting to wonder if this stuff actually hurts results when EVERY business seems to do it now I was looking up reviews of Aulani, the Disney resort in Hawaii. Their kids club only lets you book your kid in for 90 minutes - that's not even long enough to get to the spa and back for a hour long massage. It's the absolute minimum they can do and still say that have a kids club, while packing in as many kids as possible So does designing everything around max profit margin actually hurt business? My experiences as a customer tell me otherwise unfortunately

steal this subject line, I bet it absolutely crushed

Why does every "lifemaxxxing" post on my timeline get up at 5am? i truly believe y'all are not getting enough sleep. In bed by 9:30 so you're actually asleep by 10:30, get up at 7:30 to hit your 9 hours. This is the way.

please make it stop with these awful impossible to search for startup names and "townies" already has a very clear meaning, just make up a new word!!

hey it's me! he included my startup domain buying advice, and i'm pleased to see I've won on the chart for the cheapest .com for my company 😆

My hypothesis is that the ease of building software will bring a huge renewed importance on brand and trust, which will mean investing more in marketing and advertising to build recognition Here's a cold email I just got - they say their product is 10% of the cost of activecampaign Now this pitch would have never gotten me interested anyway because we rely hugely on activecampaign. I'd have to be convinced that the new product is MORE reliable than activecampaign But now I have to question if every new software tool is just complete AI slop that doesn't work

Sim tower

being able to make yourself healthy food is probably THE fundamental life skill yet so few people know how to do themselves/teach it to their kids

Most of the time, your landing page tests will show no difference. And this will take months to learn. So yes, I roll my eyes that you have an "AI agent that runs conversion testing 24/7"

This is what happens to everyone looking for houses to buy They start "just looking" above their budget Then don't want their budget anymore OF COURSE THOSE HOUSES ARE BETTER THATS WHY THEYRE MORE EXPENSIVE! DONT LOOK!

Kids love stop watches! Get them a Casio watch with a stop watch and alarm

I saw a japanese commercial for Gemini where they pronounce it Ji-mee-nee and I now it's permanently stamped in my brain that way

Just fyi it is very very easy to not be surrounded by Americans in Japan. We've been traveling around Kyushu and have been to maybe two spots where there are any westerners at all. Also this is not necessarily a great thing. I just spend my life squinting at Google translate.

Polsia raised $30M for "AI that runs your company." We did the diligence — on their own data: - Fake ARR (real ≈ $0) - Fake customers (94% dead) - A human-graded Claude wrapper, not autonomous - A god-mode kill-switch on every company you build 🧵👇

A claude code workflow I'm really liking is strategy in one thread, data analysis in another So I'm chatting through my strategic ideas, and claude will ask for the data needed to back up these ideas. I have that running in another thread and feed the answers back to the strategy thread

200 rsvps already! charlie literally gets more people to a pub meetup than some entire tech conferences ive been to

After hearing y'all talk about yappers so much damn if that isn't our best performing ad right now by a mile

This is not as rare as people think - I've now rented out three houses that I formerly owned, every single one with the rent less than the mortgage payment. I bought each house to live in, so the rental price vs mortgage wasn't a consideration. For various reasons I ended up renting each one for a while before I sold it. And to be clear I wasn't trying to be generous or anything, the current market rents were just below the mortgage.