Wire a Slack slash command to an n8n workflow that fans out to Perplexity for cited research, hands the result to Claude for a 3-paragraph rewrite, and posts it back into the same channel — full JSON, prompts, and the dispatch_failed trap included.
A 6-step workflow that uses Apify to scrape 50 competitor product pages into a Google Sheet, has Claude flag any price change above 5%, and posts a Slack alert with the diff. 90-minute setup, ~$0.10 per daily run.
How a single 5-minute source video becomes 50–80 ad variants per week — the HeyGen pipeline I ran with three clients in 2025, the numbers, the disclosure rules, and where it falls short.
A copy-paste AI prompt that turns 90 days of Klaviyo events into 25 high-conversion micro-segments — grouped by lifecycle, behavior, predictive signals, channel, and strategic niche. With the actual segment definitions you can paste into Klaviyo today.
One morning, five dashboards requested, zero patience. I wrote 10 base SQL queries against the GA4 BigQuery export, fed them to Claude with a Looker Studio schema, and shipped 10 working dashboards before close of day. Here are the SQL, the prompt, and the traps I hit.
I cut my own LinkedIn posting schedule to once a week and filled the other four slots with substantive comments on other people's posts — profile views up 47% in a month, two DMs into booked calls. The full Perplexity-research / ChatGPT-draft / human-edit loop, the contrarian-first prompt, the Friday tracking ritual, and the rules that keep it from going spammy.
A real client case where DALL·E 3 composites replaced a planned lifestyle photoshoot, the prompt pattern that makes product-lifestyle scenes look believable, and the four situations where the studio still wins.
Build one 8-slide carousel, generate four different cover openers with Claude, A/B test them for a month, and let the data name the winner — a step-by-step hook-test protocol I now run on every carousel.
A battle-tested Customer.io sequence for trial users stuck at day 3-5 with no activation event. Three personas, one hard exit, and the one instrumentation decision that makes the whole thing work.
Export your RSA asset report, ask Gemini to grade every pin on 4 dimensions Google doesn't even measure, flag the bottom 30, then rewrite them with a structured prompt. The full audit takes 2.5 hours, saves about 6 versus doing it by hand, and the rewritten assets routinely lift impression volume and ad strength within 30 days.
Stop A/B testing two subject lines and hoping. Pre-write 15 falsifiable hypotheses (length, emoji, personalization, urgency, numbers, case, brackets, sender, preheader...) in a 15-row spreadsheet, design 2-4 cells per hypothesis, then let the data pick the winners — one row per send, not a multivariate stew. The 6 starter rows, the Klaviyo test setup, and why one row per send is the rule.
