Jake Abrams

I help 7-9 figure DTC brands with revenue & CAC | I write The Process, a newsletter about modern growth marketing | Sold 100K+ personal cooling devices

Consumer Marketing & Growth Leader.  

Brands I've worked with:

Caraway
Jones Road Beauty
Skylight
Canopy
Insurify
Naked Wines
Rugiet
Sundays For Dogs
Momofuku
Sunday Lawn Care

100+ others

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Founder

The lean DTC growth marketing partner that I wish existed when I was an in-house marketing lead. 

At Odyssey, we help 7 & 8-figure DTC brands increase revenue & ROAS by finding the right combination of:

- Messaging
- Audience targeting
- Media channel allocation
- Creative

https://www.growodyssey.com/

Comfrt Clothing, Frost Buddy, and Underbrush are all using the same strategy to consistently go viral on TikTok while building massive creative pipeline.

Some marketers call it "nichemaxxing." I've created a 19-page playbook to help you deploy the exact same strategy for your brand.

Here's what's inside the Brand Nichemaxxing playbook:

- 4-tier content matrix from AI to hero content
- PDA framework for building micropersonas
- Full tech stack: Higgsfield, Genviral, Octo, Snowball, Discord, etc...
- Creator outreach templates that actually get replies
- Cost structures for every creator tier
- Winner selection framework for scaling organic to paid

The idea is simple: own the interest graph first, then amplify with paid.

Most brands do it backwards. They spend on ads before they understand what resonates.

This playbook walks you through 6 phases: niche definition, account setup, content architecture, creator recruitment, production rhythm, and measurement.

Get the 19-page playbook for free. No email gate. Just take it and use it.

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Nichemaxxing across paid & organic social for 8-9 figure consumer brands | Writing about AI & advertising | Sold 100k+ personal cooling devices

This AI agent analyzed 12,500+ customer reviews and support tickets for an 8-figure DTC brand, created its own documentation for overcoming objections across hundreds of SKUS, then just started doing it...directly on the PDP.

Using AI like this can mean the difference between a 2.8% CVR and a 1.7% CVR. 

Essentially an agent that lives on your site, is trained on your catalog and every meaningful customer touchpoint, that can answer every question in 20 seconds or less.

These agents can handle conversion killers like:

Product fit: "Will this luggage fit in Delta's overhead bin?"
Comparisons: "Hard shell vs soft-shell for business travel?"
Technical specs: "Does it have 360° spinning wheels?"

I'm giving away the an 8-minute Loom video showing use cases for this type of agent, plus a guide to setting this up on your Shopify site in 15 minutes.

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The smartest people at Meta will tell you to build ads around motivators, not just micropersonas. 

I like this shift to motivators, because it forces you to start the creative process from a better spot.

Personas make you think about demographics. You end up with a bulleted list about a fictional human named Sarah who likes yoga and shops at Whole Foods. Nothing about that tells you what makes Sarah pull our her credit card and spend $150. 

Motivators do, though. 

When I do creative strategy now, I start by mapping out the actual motivators behind someone would buy or be interested in a brand. 

So for Sarah, maybe it's "I need an outfit that works for the December holiday party."

Then for each motivator, you map one core benefit that delivers the solution. That way, you build the creative around that feeling, not around "Sarah."

Then I do it for another motivator. And another....

By the time you've worked through 4-5 of them, you've got a full portfolio of creative assets, each built around a different reason to buy. Different themes, different visuals, different emotional angles. All for the same product.

That's the part people miss, I think. You're not trying to reach different types of people. You're trying to speak to different reasons to take action. A single product can have five completely different ads that all make total sense.

I feel like that's how you scale creative without running out of ideas or making yourself crazy with format multiplication.

Turn 35 today. Sheesh.

Here are 35 takeaways I have from the last 6 years as a "non-business" person building a business with 30+ people:

1. Expect daily disappointment
2. It's ok to be demanding if that's the clear standard
3. The ideas in your head are smart
4. Respect the audience's attention
5. Show undeniable proof
6. Work with challengers
7. Build systems for 50x output
8. Stay on the forefront of technology
9. Extreme bias for action
10. Creative generalists win now
11. Get over fear of speaking to your phone
12. AI + bad taste = epic fail
13. Rip structures, use original thoughts
14. Incentives drive everything
15. Pretty much everyone is winging it
16. Overcome initial content creation friction
17. Grow your own accounts first
18. Authenticity on Zoom is a superpower
19. Daily follow-ups with blockers, Mr Beast style
20. Work should feel like video game
21. Non-business people build differently
22. Ideas die without proper execution
23. Attention is the most sacred currency
24. Charge more than feels comfortable
25. Comfortable teams ship mediocre work
26. Systems unlock exponential output
27. Tech resistors always lose
28. Speed + direction = unfair advantage
29. Generalists are more important than specialists
30. Loom videos beat meetings
31. Tools don't fix shitty taste
32. You can only get so far ripping other's ideas
33. It's ok to start ugly
34. Practice what you preach, or else you're a fraud
35. Build leverage before you need it

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Feel free to follow along as I document the path to building a $10M+ agency in 2026 by helping 50+ brands manifest the next era of paid social.

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I built a 250-video visual script library application in a day with Replit, Airtable, and Gemini. 

So I recorded an 8-minute Loom video outlining the entire process. 

I'm not an engineer. I did run marketing for a coding bootcamp, and maybe that experience helped me overcome the fear of "being technical."

Here's what I cover in the Loom video:

- Why my Airtable database was useless until I made this
- How I used Replit to put a visual frontend over raw data
- The hover-to-play feature that made this actually usable 
- How it auto-analyzes any TikTok or Dropbox link in ~60 seconds
- The prompt I use to extract hooks, transcripts, and full scripts
- How we use it to rewrite winning ads for new brands
- The N8N nightmare I replaced with this

I've been in marketing since 2013 and run a creative agency working with 50+ brands. This is the internal tool I wish I had years ago. 

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I know an AI agent that sat on a DTC brand's PDP for 2 weeks, captured every question from shoppers, then showed the brand exactly why visitors weren't converting.

Using AI like this can mean the difference between a 2.8% CVR and a 1.7% CVR.

Essentially, this is an agent that lives on your product pages, answers questions in real time, and logs every conversation as a data point. After 2 weeks, you have a clear picture of what's blocking purchases within an easy-to-understand dashboard. 

These agents can handle conversion killers like:

- Compatibility: "Is this compatible with my device?"
- Confusion: "What's the difference between X and Y?"
- Fit: "Will this actually work for me?"

85% of this feedback normally dies in chat logs. But agents like this can turn that data into an actionable CRO roadmap.

I'm giving away a step-by-step Notion document that explains exactly how to set up this system on your PDP’s… 

So you have AI handling conversations, running an analysis on why people didn't buy, and delivering that to you in a dashboard with visualizations.

Works for any Shopify brand doing $1M+. Free to install, takes ~15 minutes.

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One of our creators just hit 50k views on a single TikTok.

She has 6,500 followers. She's paid ~$500/month for ~25 posted TikToks plus bonuses based on views her content drives.

This creator is an actual customer. She had a real transformation with this product. The proof is undeniable in the video she posted, and that's why it worked.

You can't script something like this. You can't hire a generic UGC creator to fake it. You can't recreate it in Higgsfield.

She's in our Discord community, where we're sharing tips for going viral and building a community around helping people earn by sharing their authentic stories.

It's all real. No generic content or fake testimonials.

This is the nichemaxxing strategy for 2026.

Massive communities of real people within a specific niche who you coach to go viral on TikTok. Everybody wins.

You have to be doing this as a brand in 2026.

The creative bottleneck doesn’t exist in 2026.

Learn:

Claude
Octo
Wispr Flow
Snowball

Combine with:

Exceptional creative taste
Operational psycho-ness
Next-level communication skills

Might sound harsh, but you gotta figure it out or you'll get left behind.

It takes you way too long to write scripts, and it's not your fault. 

It's because you keep having to re-feed the context to your creative strategy copilot every single time, and that's extremely annoying to do. 

Instead, run use this 3-part architecture that I custom built out for my agency:

First, work backwards from a format you already know worked. Have Gemini analyze the entire video. 

Second, you pull that context into Claude, which already has project files about everything you need to know about the brand you're writing for.

Third, your Claude needs a set of overarching skills that sit within your Claude organization that tell it how to write like your agency or you. 

When you do this, the output is actually good. It's not a shitty first draft. 

Because Claude already has the direction...what made the original format work, how to write like the brand, and how to be good at creative strategy. 

That's the architecture.

I recorded a quick video walking through exactly how I set this up. Watch it if you're tired of re-explaining your Claude how to write like your brand or write like a real creative strategist.

Here's the embarrassing truth that a lot of "AI is replacing everything" bros haven't talked about honestly...

Making good AI video content at scale is actually kinda hard.

Getting prompts right is a skill. It takes time to develop. You have 8-12 seconds per scene. Iteration is slow. A lot of the output you get early on is going to be unusable and you're going to waste a lot of time. 

Compare that to certain types of content that are just genuinely faster to shoot on your phone.

For example: I've been making 7 talking head "yap" videos per week for my own TikTok that I've grown to 27k+ followers. I just pick up my phone and speak for 60-90 seconds. And then it's done.

Why would I spend the time to clone myself and try to recreate something with AI tools that will always feel slightly off, when it doesn't save me any time or cost? Plus people will hate me for AI-ing myself. 

How about if you're Comfrt Clothing, and your top performing TikTok affiliate videos are just Gen Z-ers in their bedrooms taking selfie videos? They just show off their hoodie, show off a few features, and add a caption. That's a 15-minute shoot on an iPhone.

There is no AI workflow that beats that for speed, cost, and authenticity.

So before you burn 20 hours crafting an AI workflow for videos that are easier to just shoot with your phone... ask yourself if it's actually worth it.

A Matthew McConaughey & Timothée Chalamet interview recently went viral, in which McConaughey said that the moral plea against AI is not strong enough and will lose out to the economic incentives.

No lies told there. 

But here's what might actually slow it down:

Everybody hates "AI passed off as real" content.

No major brand I know would unleash an army of AI influencers right now who are pretending to be real. That nuance is everything. The brand risk is enormous.

Maybe that changes in 10-15 years when Gen Z and Gen Alpha are the primary consumers and the cultural relationship with AI-generated content has shifted.

Impossible to actually know.

But in the next year? 

AI takes over certain categories, but humans retain control of most categories.

Because authenticity and emotional connection is still what builds brands. 

Faking it has massive consequences.

DTC brands, I would STOP making $300 UGC videos and immediately firing them into your ad account.

This used to be a logical strategy. But in 2026, you're missing the bigger opportunity.

I've worked with 100+ consumer brands, and so many are spending 100% of their time "creating content for paid", and 0% of their time deploying it organically first.

If your ad account is full of unspent creatives, do this instead:

- Scrape your customer reviews for content ideas using Motion (Creative Analytics) or Claude
- Scrape organic TikTok for winning angles using Snowball
- Talk to your ad account data using Octo
- Identify good creators with Meta creator marketplace
- Set up a Discord to manage and motivate them

Then:
- Get creators on performance deals where they post to their own accounts
- Build your own network of slideshow & faceless accounts
- Deploy every creative test organically first
- Prioritize putting paid spend behind content that earned organic views

Test this for 30-60 days.

You'll see massive improvements in creative volume & winning creatives while reducing wasted ad testing spend. Plus you'll build a massive halo that lifts your entire business. 

Let that drive which content deserves your paid budget.

You're stuck at $250k/month in Meta spend because you don't understand exactly what's happening inside the system you're feeding money into. 

Let me break down the 4-model architecture running your ads:

ANDROMEDA
This is the retrieval engine that scans tens of millions of ads to find candidates for each impression.

GEM
This is the ranking superbrain that takes Andromeda's pool and decides which ad wins the impression.

LATTICE
This is the consolidation layer that connects multiple ranking models and shares learnings across Feed, Reels, and objectives.

SEQUENCE LEARNING
This helps model user behavior over time. Not just one impression, the full sequence of actions before and after.

How they work together:
→ Andromeda retrieves 
→ GEM + Lattice rank 
→ Sequence learning personalizes.

What this means if you spend $250k+ / month as an 8-9 figure brands:

- Creative diversity is how you deliver ad candidates
- More variants = more signals = better matching
- The AI handles distribution, you handle inputs

You need operational willingness to hit quality + quantity + differentiation b/c that's what the entire system runs on.

I built my first real vibe coding app with Airtable, Replit, and Gemini. 

Process was:
- I built out this big Airtable databse
- Gemini analyzes any video and put the analysis in Airtable
- I created a front end for this using Replit

You can hover over the videos, and they auto play. You can open them up, and get the script. .You can even copy a prompt that you can preload into Claude
to do a rewrite of that video for your specific brand.

The prompt auto checks the project files in Claude that tell it how to write like that brand, and then it does a rewrite and gives you all this extra helpful context.

This was a massive game changer for my process of:

- Working backwards from a format
- Adapting it for the brands that I'm working with
- Applying my creative taste to edit the content in a human way afterward

"Content creators are toast, AI is going to replace all of you."

Here's why I believe this take is fundamentally wrong...

I run an AI-native creative agency. I use AI every single day. And I genuinely believe AI is one of the most important shifts happening in our industry.

AI will infiltrate certain categories and never touch others.

Any animation that is not Pixar-level, top 5%...is probably gone. Why pay $5,000 when you can prompt and tweak something that is relatively comparable?

Same with word walls, cinematic story ads, static creative, memes, and product renders.

But then there's content where the entire f*****g point is that it's real.

Pull up Comfrt Clothing on Kalodata. They're doing $10M+ per month on TikTok Shop. Look at their top 10 revenue-driving videos. None of them are AI. Almost all are real micro and mid-level influencers.

Because the content that works on TikTok is "I am a real person who bought this thing and here's what I think."

The second that's AI, the whole thing falls apart. 

At the end of the day, authenticity has always been the driver of building the best brands.

That didn't change just because it got cheaper to fake it.

Brands that have hired ex-Odyssey team members:

Gruns
Hexclad
AG1
Trip

I don't believe there is a better place to learn modern creative strategy, as long as you're hellbent on joining the top 1% of humans at this skill. 

We're hiring again for a critical position to help us deliver on our goal to elevate 8 & 9-figure consumer brands into the top 1% of their category for creative diversification & distribution. 

Apply here: https://lnkd.in/eYex6PPW

To apply: send a Loom video showing proof of two things:

1. A TikTok Shop you've managed...walk us through the results & what you did personally to grow it.

2. A Discord creator community you've managed...show us the server, your activity, and how you kept it engaged and growing.

"Do you get brands from posting on TikTok?"

I don't even know what to say back, cause I don't think of things that way. 

All I think about is:

- The thoughts in your head about marketing are actually smart
- If you pair them with the right hook, people will pay attention
- Just keep putting that out there, into the world
- They will find the right people
- When they're ready, they will just reach out
- I have a better chance than someone they never saw in their feed

That's literally it.

Let's say you need to build 10+ affiliate programs from scratch.

The goal: onboard 30+ micro-influencers per brand within 15 days.

Here's the setup:

Target: creators with 5k-50k followers already posting in each brand's niche (not random people)

Half the brands sell on TikTok Shop. Half don't due to business model constraints.

Compensation structures vary by creator:
• Commission-only + free product
• Retainers for high volume (30 posts/month) + view bonuses
• Retainers + sales commissions

Requirements:
• Full content buyout for ad rights across all platforms
• Dead simple process for sparking and partnership ads
• Ability to manage multiple programs simultaneously

Nice to haves:
• Payment management
• Dynamic creator payments based on CPM model

What's the 10/10 tech stack for this for < $2,500 / month?

Is it:
• Just Upfluence
• Just Aspire
• Just SARAL - The Influencer OS
• Refunnel + a CRM like Streak 
• Social Snowball ☃️ + a CRM like Streak 
• Superfiliate + a CRM like Streak 
• Some other combination
• Something else entirely

You need operational efficiency here. 

What have you used at true scale that actually works?

Upfluence

Aspire

SARAL - The Influencer OS

Refunnel

Streak

Social Snowball ☃️

Superfiliate

Jack Dorsey fired 40% of Block staff "because of AI."

Here's exactly what to do next if you're afraid of being next...

18 random thoughts from growing my TikTok from zero to 26k+ followers in a few months.  

- I kinda think you're a fraud if you make content for a living but are unable to grow your own social accounts
- Every thought-out LinkedIn post is a script for TikTok
- Unscripted TikToks become more LinkedIn Content
- Just fire off that "hot take"

- Audio quality matters more than camera quality
- Just buy the RØDE mic, it's awesome
- Making your own videos is best way to become a better CS
- Every CS should try to grow a TikTok, even it's a faceless account

- The hook is everything
- The hook should be oddly specific: use keywords and numbers
- TikTok "categorizes" you, and it becomes easiest to get views in that category
- The random thought in your head is good enough for TikTok, as long as you have a specific hook

- It's easier to get views on TikTok than LI w/o resorting to "lead magnets"
- It's possible to work out and make 3 TikToks during my kid's naptime
- People will watch and comment even if it's just a talking head video
- Your audience is on TikTok b/c everybody is on TikTok

- TikTok drives real business opportunities
- I had 3 leads comes through last week who discovered us on TikTok

Anyway, those are my thoughts.

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Claude Code + Nano Banana 2 is f*cking cracked 🤯

I built a skill inside Claude Code that writes JSON image prompts for Nano Banana 2, and the outputs look like they came from a professional photo shoot.

One plain-text prompt. Claude rewrites it as structured JSON with lighting, camera, composition, style, and negative prompts. 

Then fires it off to Nano Banana 2.

All inside Claude Code.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who need high-volume ad creative without booking a shoot.

If you're using Nano Banana 2 for product shots and lifestyle images but every generation feels like pulling a slot machine lever — random lighting, inconsistent style, plastic skin, misspelled labels ...

This skill fixes the entire output:

→ You describe what you want in plain English
→ Claude rewrites it as a structured JSON prompt (lighting, camera angle, lens, depth of field, color grading — all of it)
→ Fires it to Nano Banana 2 via API
→ Saves the prompt + image in organized folders
→ You iterate on the style until it's dialed, then every output matches

No more slot machine prompting.
No more inconsistent brand imagery.
No more burning credits on unusable generations.

What you get:

- Photo-realistic product shots and lifestyle images on demand
- Full control over style, lighting, composition, and camera settings
- Saved JSON prompts you can reuse across every campaign
- A skill that gets smarter the more feedback you give it

Built 100% in Claude Code with a custom skill + Python scripts.

I put together a full playbook showing the exact skill, the JSON schema, and the workflow to set this up yourself.

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Founder of SCALE AI - AI & Automation for DTC Brands & Agencies

Claude Cowork is f*cking cracked for Meta Ads 🤯

Point it at a folder with your ad export, your brand context, and your brief template —>

... and it analyzes your account like a senior creative strategist + saves a finished brief directly to your computer.

All inside Claude Cowork.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who are still manually digging through ad reports trying to figure out why performance shifted.

If you're running Meta Ads and pulling weekly reports that tell you what happened but not why —

CPAs creeping up, CTRs dropping... 

You're killing creatives on gut feel because mapping performance back to hook type, angle, and offer framing takes hours you don't have.

Claude Cowork eliminates the entire loop:

→ Drop your Meta Ads CSV export into a project folder
→ Add a brand context file and your brief template
→ Claude reads all three files and audits across 4 lenses: hook performance, offer angles, fatigue signals, next test recommendations
→ Asks clarifying questions if it needs them
→ Saves a finished creative brief as a real .md file directly to your folder

No copy-pasting data into chat windows.
No manually tagging creatives in a spreadsheet.
No "here are your metrics" summaries that tell you nothing new.

What you get:

→ Pattern analysis across every creative — which hook structures are converting and why
→ Creative fatigue signals before CPAs blow up
→ Competitor intelligence layered in from the Meta Ad Library
→ A data-backed brief your creative team can execute immediately

Set it up once, drop in a fresh CSV every week and run the same prompt.

I put together a full playbook with the exact folder setup, the prompts, and the brief template to get this running in under 30 minutes.

Want it for free?

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I just vibe coded a static ad generator in Claude Code that creates 100+ Facebook ads in minutes 🤯

One competitor ad + your product photo + your brand kit = dozens of on-brand variations, each targeting a different customer persona.

Built 100% in Claude Code.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who need more statics at scale.

The problem:

You find a winning ad concept and want to test 20 variations of it. 

That means briefing a designer, waiting days, getting back 4 options, giving notes, waiting again. 

Or doing it yourself in Canva for hours.

This tool solves it:

→ Upload any competitor ad as your reference template
→ Add your product photos and brand kit (colors, fonts, logos)
→ AI generates 10 customer profiles from your brand research
→ Pick how many variations you want (10, 20, 30)
→ Tool generates on-brand ads with persona-specific copy for each one

No designer back-and-forth.
No Canva templates.
No generic "Shop Now" on everything.

What you get:

→ Ads that mirror winning concepts in your brand's voice
→ Copy targeted to specific customer pain points and personas
→ Multi-brand/client support with saved brand kits
→ Reusable customer profiles you build once and generate from forever

I recorded a full walkthrough showing exactly how this works, including ALL the prompts I used so you can build it yourself.

Want access to all the prompts for free?

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I just vibe-coded a TikTok research AI agent in Claude Code 🤯

A complete research-to-brief pipeline that scrapes TikTok, analyzes video hooks with AI, and generates creative briefs on demand.

All inside Claude Code.

Perfect for creative agencies and DTC brands who are still turning competitor research into briefs manually.

If you're spending hours scrolling TikTok "for research," watching videos one by one, screenshotting hooks, and rewriting briefs from scratch every time, this agent eliminates the entire loop:

→ Search TikTok by keyword, date range, and video count
→ Pull engagement metrics, captions, and thumbnails
→ Gemini watches the video and analyzes the hook
→ AI scrapes comments for common questions and insights
→ Generates a full creative brief from your template + brand bible

No watching videos manually.
No copying notes into docs.
No rewriting briefs from scratch.

What you control:

- Multiple client projects with separate brand bibles
- Your own creative brief template
- Which videos to analyze and brief
- Full customization through Replit's AI agent

Research → Analysis → Brief. 

One workflow, running as a custom mini-SaaS inside your company.

Every e-comm brand and agency should have at least one person who can vibe-code tools like this. It's becoming non-negotiable.

I recorded a full walkthrough showing exactly how I built this from scratch.

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Claude Cowork is f*cking ridiculous 🤯

One prompt → competitive research, creative briefs, 15 hook variations, and a full performance dashboard. 

All saved as real files on your computer.

All inside Claude Desktop.

If you're spending hours every week copy-pasting between tools, pulling competitor ads manually, writing briefs from scratch, and building reports in spreadsheets ...

Claude Cowork eliminates the entire loop:

→ Point it at your project folder with brand voice + context files
→ It asks YOU clarifying questions instead of guessing
→ It builds a multi-step plan and executes while you step away
→ It creates real .docx, .xlsx, .pptx files — not chat responses
→ It connects to Slack, Google Drive, Airtable, and 50+ tools live

No copy-pasting between tools.
No babysitting the AI mid-task.
No downloading and re-uploading files.

What you get:

→ Competitive research synthesized into actionable creative angles
→ Ad briefs, hooks, and scripts generated in your brand voice
→ Interactive HTML dashboards built from your own customer data
→ Weekly performance reports created while you're getting coffee

Built 100% inside Claude Desktop with skills, plugins, and connectors.

I put together a full DTC playbook: 10 workflows with copy-paste prompts, the exact setup process, and the weekly operating rhythm I use.

Want it for free?

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RIP landing page designers 🤯

I just built a system in Claude Code that clones high-converting advertorial pages & rebuilds it for your brand in minutes.

Find a presell page that's been running on Meta for months →

Feed it to Claude Code →

Get back a production-ready page with your product, your copy, your angles.

Built 100% in Claude Code.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies testing multiple advertorial angles on Meta.

The best brands on Meta are running 5-10 different advertorial pages at any given time. 

Each one targets a different audience, a different pain point, a different hook.

Building those pages manually means freelancers, back-and-forth, and weeks of waiting. 

This system solves it:

→ Find an advertorial that's scaling on Meta 
→ Feed the page to Claude Code
→ Claude extracts the exact DR framework
→ Swap in your brand details, product, audience, and mechanism
→ Claude one-shots a complete HTML page following the same proven structure
→ Paste into Shopify. Done.

No designer.
No copywriter turnaround.
No starting from scratch.

What you get:

→ The exact advertorial structure that's already converting on Meta, rebuilt for your brand
→ Full HTML page ready to import into Shopify in 60 seconds
→ Copy that follows every DR beat — authority, pain escalation, root cause reframe, social proof, offer
→ A repeatable system you can use to spin out new angles whenever you need them

The pages that are scaling hardest on Meta all follow the same formula. This just lets you use it.

I put together a full guide showing the exact process — how to find winning pages, extract the structure, and build your own in Claude Code.

Want the full guide for free?

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I just built a $10K/month creative strategist inside Claude Code 🤯

Give it your competitor Facebook page URLs → it scrapes their ads, watches every video with AI, and delivers a data-backed creative brief with 10 ad concepts in your brand voice.

All inside Claude Code.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who are still manually scrolling the Meta Ad Library, screenshotting ads into Google Docs, and guessing at what's working.

If you're spending hours every week pulling competitor ads one by one, watching videos to figure out the hook, copying notes into a brief, and rewriting concepts from scratch every time...

This system eliminates the entire loop:

→ Apify scrapes your competitors' active ads from Meta Ad Library (video + image)
→ Downloads every creative asset locally
→ Gemini watches each video and analyzes the hook, angle, visual format, copy framework, CTA, and emotional trigger
→ Runs the full batch and finds the patterns that repeat across 3+ ads
→ Claude generates 10 ad concepts using the proven mechanics, matched to your brand voice

No manually scrolling the Ad Library.
No screenshotting ads into docs.
No guessing which hooks are actually working.

What you get:

→ Individual creative breakdowns for every competitor ad (7 dimensions each)
→ A pattern report showing which hooks, formats, and triggers keep repeating
→ 10 ready-to-brief ad concepts traced back to real competitor data
→ A reusable system — new competitors, new brief, same pipeline

The research that takes your team a full day now runs in 15 minutes for ~$3 in API costs.

Built 100% in Claude Code with Apify + Gemini.

I put together a full playbook showing you can build the entire thing step-by-step from scratch.

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AI animated videos are going super viral right now.

And my OpenClaw just fully automated the entire process 🤯

One message in Telegram. That's it.

The agent writes a first-person narrative, generates 3D Pixar-style characters with Nano Banana Pro, animates the transformation with Veo 3, and Veo handles the voiceover natively.

No manual prompting between tools. 

No editing. 

No copying and pasting.

I type "make a video about food rotting in a fridge" and walk away.

It comes back with animated ginger roots crying on a shelf, garlic sprouting tentacles, rice growing mold — each one speaking in first person while they decay.

"I'm ginger... please stop leaving me in the fridge..."

These are the exact videos faceless content pages are using to build $45k-$120k/month education funnels. 

Health content, product demos, explainers — anything.

The difference is they're doing it manually. 

3-4 tools, multiple steps per video.

This runs as a single OpenClaw skill:

→ Give it a topic
→ It writes the story
→ Generates the characters
→ Animates with voice
→ Delivers the final cut

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies producing volume creative without a production team.

I put this skill + a complete setup guide into a Google Drive folder.

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Claude Cowork + Meta Ads is absolutely wild 🤯

I built an AI creative system that does what most ad teams can't.

Every AI model I tested fell flat on ad creative.

Generic hooks, surface-level angles, zero understanding of what actually converts on Meta.

Then I got inside Claude Cowork.

12 hours later I had a full system dialed in for paid social creative.

Here's what it does:

→ Analyzes your best ads and tells you exactly why they're winning
→ Generates fresh angles segmented by buyer awareness level
→ Writes first lines engineered to stop the scroll on Meta
→ Builds execution-ready briefs your creative team can run with immediately
→ Flags when your current ads are going stale and suggests pivots

All inside one Claude Cowork workspace. No plugins. No extra tools.

Here's who this is for:

Brands spending $50K-$500K/month on Meta who are stuck in the same cycle:

-> Your creative team keeps testing random ideas
-> Your winners eventually die and the replacement process is slow
-> Nobody can produce volume fast enough to keep up with the algorithm

This system turns a week of creative strategy into a single afternoon.

I packaged the whole thing into 50 ready-to-use prompts across 5 categories:

-> Winning Ad Analysis
-> Angle Generation
-> Scroll-Stop Hooks
-> Creative Brief Builder
-> Ad Refresh & Fatigue Prevention

Copy, paste, run.

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My OpenClaw just generated a fully animated AI video with a single Telegram message 🤯

This is V2. And it's a completely different beast.

V1 went viral — type a topic, get a fun animated video back. Educational content, silly food characters, entertainment stuff.

V2 turns it into an actual ad production system.

Two upgrades that change everything:

→ Upload your own brand mascot or product character
→ The agent locks that image across every scene via Nano Banana Pro
→ It writes real direct response scripts — hook, pain points, proof, CTA
→ Output is built to run as a Facebook ad or native TikTok
→ Still one message. Still fully automated.

No generic educational fluff.
No random AI tomato characters.
No manual prompting between tools.

What you get back:

- A 32-second animated video starring YOUR brand character
- DR ad script with a real hook, agitation, and CTA
- Consistent character across all 4 scenes
- Ready to drop into Meta or TikTok as-is

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies producing volume creative without a production team.

The agent writes the script, generates every frame on-brand, animates with Veo 3, adds voiceover natively, and delivers the final cut to Telegram.

I put the V2 skill + full setup guide into a Google Drive folder.

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This Claude Code Skills Pack is a cheat code for ad creative teams 🤯

10 plug-and-play skills → competitor audits, creative briefs, 20 hook variations, ad copy, static ads, landing pages, & weekly performance reports.

All inside Claude Code.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who are still prompting Claude Code from scratch every time.

If you're re-explaining your brand voice in every session, getting inconsistent output depending on who's prompting, and spending 30 minutes on tasks that should take 30 seconds...

These skills eliminate the entire loop:

→ Competitor Ad Research Agent
Drop a brand name, get back a full creative audit — hooks, messaging angles, ad formats, CTAs, and "steal this" angles. No more scrolling the Ad Library for an hour.

→ Creative Brief Generator
One prompt, complete brief in your exact template. Hooks, concepts, visual direction, brand voice — all loaded from your own files.

→ Hook & Script Writer
15+ hooks categorized by type (curiosity, problem-agitation, result-first, social proof). Full 30-60s scripts with the hook → problem → mechanism → proof → CTA structure baked in.

→ Ad Copy Variation Engine
Feed it one winning ad, get back 20 variations — each targeting a different persona and pain point. Same structure, different angles. Creative fatigue solved.

→ Weekly Report Writer
Drop in your Meta ads CSV. Get back the narrative summary, anomaly flags, creative fatigue alerts, and recommended next steps. The report nobody wants to write, written in 60 seconds.

→ Creative Fatigue Detector
Flags ads before they die. CTR trending down, frequency climbing, conversion rate dropping — caught in hours, not after three days of wasted spend.

No prompting from scratch every time.
No inconsistent output across your team.
No re-explaining context in every session.

I packaged all 10 as a free Skills Pack. 

Copy-paste the files into your Claude Code commands folder and they just work.

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I just vibe-coded a Meta Ads Bulk Uploader in Claude Code that uploads dozens of Facebook and Instagram ads in minutes 🤯

Drag and drop your creatives, connect your live Meta account, publish directly through the Marketing API.

Built 100% in Claude Code.

Perfect for media buyers and DTC brands who are still uploading ads one at a time in Ads Manager.

If you're a media buyer spending 10+ hours a week uploading ads one at a time in Ads Manager — attaching videos, picking thumbnails, naming ads, toggling enhancements, repeating 50 times ...

This eliminates the entire workflow:

→ Drag and drop dozens of images/videos at once
→ Add multiple primary texts, headlines, and descriptions per batch
→ Pick your campaign and ad set directly from your live Meta account
→ Clone existing ad sets with one click
→ Upload custom thumbnails, pick your CTA, launch paused or active

No uploading ads one by one.
No 2-3 hours of clicking.
No $99/month SaaS subscription.

What this tool does:

→ A bulk uploader that publishes directly through Meta's Marketing API
→ Full creative control — thumbnails, CTAs, ad names, enhancements — all in one shot
→ Ad set cloning so you can scale winning setups instantly
→ A free alternative to the $99/month tools that do the exact same thing

I'm giving away every prompt I used to build it so you can vibe-code the whole thing yourself.

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Claude Skills are a cheat code for DTC creative teams 🤯

One setup, reusable forever.

Claude automatically follows your exact creative process — briefs, hooks, ad copy, research — without you explaining anything twice.

Perfect for e-comm brands and agencies who are using Claude for creative work but wasting time re-explaining context every single conversation.

Here's the problem:

You open Claude: you paste in your brand guidelines, explain your brief format, write the copy, you close the chat.

Next day, you do it all over again.

Every conversation starts from zero. You're burning 20 minutes on setup before you even get to the actual work.

Claude Skills fix this:

→ Write your creative process once as a Skill (a simple markdown file)
→ Claude reads it automatically whenever the task comes up
→ Skills compose — research triggers the research Skill, briefs trigger the brief Skill, copy triggers the copy Skill
→ All in one conversation, all building on each other
→ Share across your team so everyone gets the same quality output

No re-explaining your brand voice.
No pasting the same context every chat.
No siloed projects that don't talk to each other.

What's in the playbook:

→ The full architecture (how Skills trigger, chain, and compose)
→ 5 ready-to-use Skill templates built for DTC and agency creative teams
→ Step-by-step setup from zero to working Skills
→ How to write instructions that produce consistent output every time
→ The composability framework for running multi-step creative workflows in one conversation

I put together the complete Claude Skills Playbook for DTC brands and creative agencies.

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Claude Cowork Sub-Agents are f*cking cracked 🤯

One prompt → 50 competitor ads analyzed, hooks extracted, and a full creative brief generated. 

10 AI agents running in parallel, under 5 minutes.

All inside Claude Cowork.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who are still doing creative research and ad production one task at a time inside Claude.

If you're analyzing competitor ads one by one, copying hooks into a spreadsheet manually, writing brief after brief from scratch, and watching Claude's output quality fall off a cliff after the 15th variation because the context window is completely bloated...

Sub-agents eliminate the entire bottleneck:

→ Drop in a spreadsheet of 50 competitor ads and spin up 10 parallel sub-agents
→ Each sub-agent analyzes 5 ads simultaneously — hooks, angles, CTAs, emotional tone, creative format
→ They report structured summaries back to the main agent without bloating the context
→ The main agent synthesizes patterns across all 50 ads into a competitive intel brief
→ Then spin up another round of sub-agents to generate 30 ad copy variations across 10 personas
→ Each sub-agent writes for 1-2 personas in a fresh context — so variation 30 is as sharp as variation 1

No analyzing ads one at a time.
No context window blowing up halfway through.
No copy quality degrading after the first dozen variations.

What this gives you:

→ 50 competitor ads broken down in minutes — hooks, angles, CTAs, formats, all structured
→ Pattern analysis across the full dataset that you'd miss reviewing ads individually
→ 30+ ad copy variations with persona-specific messaging that actually stays sharp
→ A workflow you can save as reusable skills and trigger with one command next time
→ The same output quality on the last task as the first

Built 100% inside Claude Cowork with sub-agents.

I put together a full DTC playbook: 

5 bulk workflows with copy-paste prompts, the exact sub-agent prompting pattern, batching guidelines, and an honest breakdown of when this setup is worth it vs. when a simpler approach is the better move.

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I just built an influencer outreach AI agent in Claude Code 🤯

One prompt → it scrapes TikTok, finds creators in your niche, researches their content, and writes personalized outreach DMs that reference their actual videos.

All inside Claude Code.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who are still scrolling TikTok and Instagram manually, DMing creators one by one, and tracking everything in a messy spreadsheet.

If you're spending hours every week searching for creators in your niche, checking follower counts, skimming their content to see if they're a fit, then writing the same generic "love your content!" DM twelve times...

This agent eliminates the entire loop:

→ Give it a niche keyword and follower range
→ Scrapes TikTok via Apify and returns real creator profiles with engagement data
→ Filters by followers, engagement rate, and brand partnership signals
→ Deep-dives their recent content — what they post, what brands they already rep, their hook style
→ Writes a personalized outreach DM that references specific videos they've made

No scrolling for hours.
No copy-pasting bios into spreadsheets.
No generic "collab?" DMs that get ignored.

What you get:

→ A scored creator list with handles, followers, engagement rates, and contact info
→ Research briefs on each creator — content style, audience signals, brand fit assessment
→ Personalized pitches your team can send immediately
→ A brand context file that compounds — every campaign teaches the system what works

Built 100% in Claude Code with Apify for scraping.

I put together a full playbook with the exact skill files, brand context template, and the workflow to set this up yourself.

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I just built a Claude Code SEO agent that replaces your $200/mo. Ahrefs subscription 🤯

One prompt → keyword gaps found, competitors mapped, content written in your brand voice, rankings tracked on autopilot.

All inside Claude Code.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who know SEO matters but never have the bandwidth to actually do it consistently.

If you're paying $200/month for Ahrefs & SEMRush, opening it once to export a CSV, then closing it until next month...

This agent runs the entire loop for you:

→ Connects to Google Search Console and pulls your real ranking data
→ Finds your "gap zone" — keywords at positions 5–20, one article away from page 1
→ Uses Apify to scrape who's outranking you and exactly why they're winning
→ Interviews you once about your brand, customers, and positioning
→ Writes content in your voice — not generic AI output that tanks after 90 days
→ Tracks rankings weekly and feeds what's working back into the next cycle

No $200/month tools you barely open.
No freelancers writing content that sounds like everyone else.
No manually checking rankings and forgetting to act on it.

What you get:

→ Keyword cards with a specific action recommendation for each gap zone opportunity
→ A competitive breakdown — who's beating you and the exact fix for each keyword
→ A weekly content plan generated from your real GSC data
→ A brand voice profile Claude uses for every article it writes

Built 100% in Claude Code with Google Search Console.

Full playbook is on GitHub — skill files, brand interview, and the exact weekly workflow.

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Claude Plugins are absolutely insane for DTC creative teams 🤯

One install → briefs, hooks, ad copy, competitive research, and performance reporting. 

All running from the same slash commands, every session, for your entire team.

Built to turn Claude into a specialist for your exact workflow.

If you're using Claude for creative work but every conversation starts from zero — re-explaining your brand voice, re-pasting your brief format, re-describing your process ...

Plugins fix the entire loop:

→ Install a pre-built Marketing plugin for instant campaign planning, content drafting, and brand voice enforcement
→ Build custom plugins with your exact brief format, hook framework, and copy rules
→ Add slash commands so your team runs /brief or /hooks instead of writing prompts from scratch
→ Connect Airtable, Google Drive, and Slack so Claude pulls live data mid-task
→ Share one plugin across your whole team — everyone gets the same quality output

No re-explaining your process every session.
No inconsistent output across team members.
No tribal knowledge locked in one person's head.

What you get:

→ Pre-built plugins for marketing, sales, data, and productivity — ready to install
→ Custom plugins that encode YOUR creative process into reusable workflows
→ Slash commands that trigger multi-step workflows with one click
→ Private marketplaces to distribute plugins across your entire agency
→ Automatic updates — refine a skill once, every team member gets the improvement

Built 100% inside Claude Desktop, works with Cowork and Claude Code.

I put together a full DTC playbook: pre-built plugin breakdown, custom plugin architecture, 6 workflows with setup steps, and the exact process to build and distribute plugins to your team.

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This AI avatar system is f*cking ridiculous 🤯

One prompt → an AI character posts daily content across Instagram and TikTok, fully automated, zero filming.

Same face + same voice. Different scripts, different settings. 

Every single day.

All fully automated with n8n + Airtable.

Perfect for DTC brands and TikTok pages who want to test faceless content channels without hiring creators or filming a single video.

If you're seeing AI avatar accounts racking up millions of views and wondering how they're posting multiple times a day with perfect consistency —

They're not doing it manually.

They're running a pipeline that writes, animates, captions, and publishes on autopilot.

Here's how to build the same system:

→ Create your AI avatar in Nano Banana
→ Preload 10-15 topics in Airtable for automatic rotation
→ AI agent writes a 60-90 second script per topic
→ HeyGen animates your avatar with lip-synced audio
→ Creatomate overlays auto-captions
→ Blotato publishes to Instagram and TikTok on schedule

No filming.
No editing.
No manual posting.

What you get:

→ A daily content engine running on a single scheduled trigger
→ Consistent AI character that builds audience recognition over time
→ Fully hands-off pipeline — new scripts generated and published automatically
→ A repeatable system you can spin up for any niche or client

Built 100% with n8n + Airtable +Nano Banana

I recorded a full walkthrough showing exactly how to build this from scratch.

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Claude Code Agent Teams are f*cking ridiculous 🤯

One prompt → a team lead breaks your project into pieces, spins up multiple AI agents, and they all work on different parts simultaneously.

Research, builds, reviews, and debugging: all happening at the same time.

All inside Claude Code.

If you're running complex projects where every step waits on the last one...

Agent teams eliminate the entire bottleneck:

→ Tell Claude what you need and describe the team structure in plain English
→ A lead agent breaks the work into a shared task list
→ It spawns 3-5 teammates — each with their own context and workspace
→ Teammates research, build, test, and review in parallel
→ They message each other, share findings, and challenge each other's work
→ The lead synthesizes everything into a finished deliverable

No managing agents yourself. No waiting for step 1 to finish before step 2 starts. No single-lens reviews that miss half the issues.

What you get:

→ Competitive research across 5 brands done in minutes instead of hours
→ Multi-component builds where frontend, backend, and data layers happen simultaneously
→ Creative reviews from 3 different angles at once — brand voice, conversion, differentiation
→ Funnel debugging where 4 agents investigate 4 theories and debate until they find the real answer

Built 100% in Claude Code with one settings change.

I put together a full DTC playbook: 

5 workflows with copy-paste prompts, the exact setup process, token management tips, and honest guidance on when agent teams are worth it vs. when a simpler approach is the better move.

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I just vibe coded a full DTC advertorial page builder in Claude Code 🤯

One prompt --> complete presell page. 

Product images + editorial copy + testimonials + pricing —> all generated automatically.

Built 100% in Claude Code.

Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who need fresh advertorial pages for Meta but can't keep paying $1,500 per page.

If you're running advertorials, you need variation & volume.

5-10 different advertorials per month. 

Different hooks, different audiences, different products. 

That means briefing a copywriter, waiting days, getting back a draft, giving notes, waiting again. Rinse repeat.

This system solves it:

→ Enter your brand, product, target customer, and unique mechanism
→ Pick a style preset (clinical editorial, news exposé, lifestyle magazine, warm and trustworthy)
→ Claude writes the full page — every section from urgency banner to guarantee to final CTA
→ Nano Banana Pro generates all product images and mechanism diagrams inline

No copywriter back-and-forth.
No designing from scratch.
No starting from a blank page every time.

What you get:

→ A complete HTML advertorial page ready to paste into Shopify
→ DR copy structure extracted from real pages scaling on Meta
→ AI-generated product photography and diagrams
→ 4 style presets that automatically shift tone, colors, and authority framing per niche
→ Fully customizable system prompt — swap in your own advertorial templates, formulas, or page structures and it follows those instead

I built 3 complete advertorial pages for 3 different brands in under 5 minutes. 

Skincare, supplements, and pet products. 

All different styles, all production-ready.

I put the full Claude Code system prompt into a free Google Doc so you can get this up & running asap.

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