Khizer Abbas

For brand collabs: khizer@joinsuperhuman.io

Hi, I’m Khizer.

TL;DR:
I help you stay ahead of AI and show you how to actually use it at work.
I’m Head of Marketing at Superhuman AI, the world’s biggest AI newsletter, where I took the newsletter from 150k to 1M+ readers.
On LinkedIn, I share AI tools, tutorials, and real-world use cases to help you work smarter.

Longer version (for the curious ones):
I’m the Head of Marketing at Superhuman AI, the largest AI newsletter on the internet. When I joined, we had 150,000 readers, now we’re at over 1 million and still growing.

My mission is simple: help you stay ahead in AI.

Every week, I share:
→ Practical AI tools & how to use them
→ AI tutorials & workflow breakdowns
→ Real use cases for professionals
→ Tips on automating tasks & making better decisions with AI

Beyond Superhuman, I’ve scaled multiple newsletters across different niches, from personal growth to SaaS, with subscriber bases ranging from 500K to over 2M.

I’ve spent $10M+ running paid ads (mostly Meta) across media, eCommerce, and lead gen, and I specialize in newsletter growth.

If you’re building a newsletter, or want to work smarter with AI, not just read about it, you’ll like what I share.

And if you’re a brand looking to get in front of thousands of people actively exploring AI, I also collaborate. Hit me up.

Head of Paid Acquisition

Helping grow the world's biggest AI newsletter through Paid Ads.

Claude Code will probably make 50,000 people millionaires. If not more.

Not because it's magic.

But because most developers won't bother learning it properly.

They'll try it once. Hit a wall. Move on.

Meanwhile, the ones who actually master it are shipping products in days that used to take months.

My team has put together every resource you need to get dangerous with Claude Code:

> 4 comprehensive courses 
> 7 battle-tested GitHub repos 
> 6 YouTube tutorials from builders actually using it 
> 6 creators worth following 
> 6 newsletters to stay sharp

This isn't theory. It's the exact stack people are using to build real products right now.

The gap between "I've heard of Claude Code" and "I ship with Claude Code" is about 2 weeks of focused learning.

Most won't put in the work.
That's your edge.

EDIT: You can get your Claude Code Resources + 5 more resources on AI Agents here - 

https://lnkd.in/dYFtfK6U

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I think developers who don't use Claude Code are falling behind.

Here's everything you need to get started:

📰 Newsletters: 

THE CODE 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dYFtfK6U

Every 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dVz9zafv 

JP 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d48UYbzZ 

Joe Njenga 🔗 https://lnkd.in/diYv-GuA 

Why Senior Engineers Who Master Claude Code Will Leave Their Competition Behind🔗 https://lnkd.in/dNQviZNA 

A Guide to Claude Code 2.0 and getting better at using coding agents 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dpbgawUQ

🎓 Long Courses:

Claude Code: A Highly Agentic Coding Assistant🔗 https://lnkd.in/dF6XyF4w 

Claude Code in Action 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dCgmg2va 

Claude Code for Everyone 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dXQ5U9d8 

Claude Code: Software Engineering with AI Agents🔗 https://lnkd.in/dj5KPMUd 

📦 Github Repos:

Claude-code-cheat-sheet 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dhW5b8eB 

Claude-code-template 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dgmqrp5y 

Awesome-claude-skills 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dxUMKSPR 

Awesome-claude-code-subagents 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dwabN-VX 

Awesome-mcp-servers 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dfqS3ZRp 

Claude-code-workflows 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dS7QFU4V 

Vibe-coding-playbook 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d3xqXDZr 

📹 Youtube Tutorials:

Claude Code Setup and Installation 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dhK5tKNy 

Claude Code is crazy good in 2026 🔗 https://lnkd.in/daXHQrWj 

My Claude Code Workflow for 2026 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dVPdn3G6 

Claude Code Skills: Automate Everything You Do🔗 https://lnkd.in/d7ah3v6C 

Build with Multiple AI Agents using Claude Code 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d-ez3kAH 

Build an AI Life Co-Pilot with Claude Code 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dxZ3BFaZ 

👥 Creators to Follow:

Ray Amjad 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dGpuZEBD 

Joe Njenga 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dWjU-rw8 

Daniel Avila 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dErqFxDx 

Alex Finn 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dhnN8arU 

Thariq 🔗 https://x.com/trq212 

Boris Cherny 🔗 https://x.com/bcherny 

Check out my profile for more such resources 👋

Damn — the founder of Claude Code just dropped his entire workflow.

His 13-step system is worth trying: 

Before we begin my team has built an ultimate Claude Code guide that can help you ship 10X faster. 

Get it here:
https://lnkd.in/dYFtfK6U

1/ Parallel Terminal Sessions 

He runs 5 Claudes simultaneously in his terminal. Tabs numbered 1-5. System notifications alert him when any Claude needs input. While one waits, he's working with another.

2/ Web + Mobile Parallelization 

On top of local sessions, he runs 5-10 more Claudes on claude .ai/code. He hands off local sessions to web using &, teleports back and forth with --teleport, and even kicks off sessions from his phone each morning to check in later.

3/ Model Choice: Opus 4.5 with Thinking Always

Yes, it's bigger and slower than Sonnet. But you steer it less and it handles tools better — making it faster in practice. Less babysitting, more shipping.

4/ Shared CLAUDE md 

The entire team shares a single CLAUDE md file, checked into git. Every time Claude does something wrong, they document it. Claude learns from collective mistakes. Compounding knowledge.

5/ GitHub Integration with @claude 

During code review, he tags @claude on PRs to update CLAUDE. md automatically. Uses the Claude Code GitHub action (/install-github-action). Their version of Compounding Engineering.

6/ Plan Mode First Most sessions start in Plan mode (shift+tab twice). 

He iterates back and forth until the plan is solid. Then switches to auto-accept edits mode and Claude usually one-shots the execution. A good plan is everything.

7/ Slash Commands for Inner Loops 

Every workflow he repeats multiple times a day becomes a slash command. Checked into git at .claude/commands/. His /commit-push-pr runs dozens of times daily. Saves prompting. Claude can use them too.

8/ Subagents for Common Workflows 

He uses dedicated subagents: code-simplifier cleans up after Claude finishes, verify-app has detailed testing instructions, code-architect for design decisions. Stored in .claude/agents/. Automation for the 80% of PR work.

9/ PostToolUse Hooks for Formatting 

A hook auto-formats Claude's code after every edit. Claude usually gets it 90% right — the hook catches the last 10% before CI complains later.

10/ Smart Permissions (Not --dangerously-skip-permissions) 

Instead of skipping all permissions, he uses /permissions to pre-allow specific safe commands. Checked into .claude/settings. json and shared with the team. Security without friction.

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growth @ Selzy // paid social @ FirstPour

I’ve been in digital marketing since 2017, and I kept seeing the same pattern: fuzzy results and no clear ROI.

I always wanted one thing — direct, measurable impact.

In 2022, I moved to a new country, started freelancing, and then built Dedicado Agency. Survival was simple: make marketing work.

I went all-in on B2B, tested multiple channels, and found outbound to be the most effective. For the first time, I saw Sales truly respect Marketing — we generated enough qualified leads to sign 3 new clients within a couple of months.

Since then, I’ve replicated the same playbook for multiple clients and for my own agency. It wasn’t easy: long days, heavy tooling investment, documenting processes from scratch, and building a team — with more than one moment of considering a return to full-time employment.

But it paid off.

Today, I know which projects can win with outbound — and which can’t. And I’ve gone beyond outbound to build full GTM systems (outbound + paid ads + organic content) that don’t just generate leads, but also build trust and awareness within a clearly defined audience — and turn that into demand.

If you’re building B2B and want a repeatable way to generate demand and pipeline, feel free to connect or DM.

Evgeny Kotelevskiy

After 4 years of working 100% remotely, I realised one simple thing:


This is the ideal work format for me.

Why ideal:

↳ You can focus 100% on work, eliminating water cooler small talks, coffee runs, and the like.

↳ The number of useless meetings decreases significantly.

↳ You choose where to work; in my case, the bike replaced the subway, and instead of the soulless skyscrapers of an office center, I started working in a cozy coworking space with a garden where roses bloom year-round 🌹.

↳ Conveniences like dress codes are a thing of the past - I never understood the relevance of clothing to professionalism.

I see two main advantages of remote work:

↳ Development of independence: there's no Maria or Peter sitting near you to give you hints or do something instead of you; you have to figure it out yourself.

↳ Considering all the above, your professional growth happens much faster.

What are your thoughts on the 100% remote format?

#remoteworker #remoteworklife #remotework

I created Dedicado Agency in 2024. The goal behind it was simple: prove to myself that I can make marketing work and make it clearly measurable.

Why this idea?

Before that, I’d seen so many teams (including myself) doing so many things that didn’t produce results:

- Generating reports for the sake of reports, full of BS
- Infinitely forwarding emails back and forth to approve one simple thing that could’ve been approved in 2 minutes
- Burning budgets on channels that didn’t generate any profit and inventing metrics to "prove" they actually bring results

The more I run my agency, the more I understand this story is less and less about money for me, and more about finding the connection between business results and marketing activities. And for that, I can tolerate a lot:

- Spending more and more money on tools, even if projects can go unprofitable
- Working with "hard clients" who aren’t very friendly, if I see they have product-market fit
- Focusing 100% on my work and on nothing else

That’s why the agency is called Dedicado [Dedicated].

Go all the way to the end.

I’d like to say this is a joke, but there’s zero irony here. I’m pretty damn serious.

🤑 How much does DIY outreach cost?

Last week I did a quick exercise to understand how much money you need for lead gen tools to launch properly on your own — and I was kinda shocked 🤪.

Let’s use our starter plan at Dedicado Agency as a benchmark.

2,000 contacts: 5,000 emails + 1,000 LinkedIn connections for $1,990/month

Let’s go:

↳ Lemlist (2 seats) — $198 (LinkedIn + email sender)
↳ Apollo — $100 (contact source)
↳ LinkedIn Sales Navigator — $120 (LinkedIn contact source)
↳ OpenAI API — $50 (to plug AI into spreadsheets, etc.)
↳ Apollo scrapers — $30 (so you don’t hit limits)
↳ MillionVerifier — $30 (email verification)
↳ Catch-All Verifier — $20 (to double-check emails after MillionVerifier)
↳ GetProspect — $50 (Sales Navigator scraper + email finder)
↳ Make.com — $19 (automations)
↳ Domains (10) — $130 (one-time payment)
↳ Google Workspace via Zapmail (12) — $70
↳ Apify — $100 (scrapers)

Then you choose:

🔴 Budget option:
GPT for Sheets — $30 (data work)
Perplexity Pro for 3 accounts — $20 (website research)

🟡 Optimal option:
Clay Explorer — $349 (data work)

🟢 Recommended add-on:
+ MasterInbox — $299 (reply management)

What you get in the end to launch your campaign:

🔴 Budget option:
$967 [$817/mo + $150 once a year]

🟡 Optimal option:
$1,317 [$1,167/mo + $150 once a year]

🟢 Optimal option with the recommended add-on (MasterInbox):
$1,616 [$1,466/mo + $150 once a year]

Writing this not only for you, but also for myself — to understand where the money is actually going. 😂

Outbound should work like this:

- A steady flow of interested leads
- Converting into meetings
- Meetings turning into sales

Yes, there can be nuances:

- The % of interested people can vary a lot
- You may need 2-3 follow-ups before someone agrees to a call
- The deal cycle can stretch out, and it’s not guaranteed a deal happens within a month

But the main thing is this:

!! Understanding that people are replying and that there’s interest. !!

If you have replies and you have interest, you can:

- Scale volumes multiple times
- Fine-tune your offer to make it more attractive
- Add extra channels (LinkedIn, WhatsApp, etc.)

But if you don’t have that, you need to think about 3 key things:

- Who you’re pitching
- What you’re pitching
- Do they actually need it

Because if at scale (1,000+ contacts) you’re not getting replies, most likely you’re not hitting the right audience with the thing they actually want.

Because if you are hitting it, people will forgive you for:

- Not-perfect deliverability
- AI-generated profile pics
- Domains that lead nowhere
- Your non-native or ChatGPT-ish English

All of that matters and affects conversion rate. But it’s not the core thing.

The core thing is understanding what your audience needs and communicating value that can actually satisfy that need.

That’s it!

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