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Every episode written up properly, the fortnightly live Q&A, and the room. Newest first, so you can see what you have missed.
- Members' live Q&AEvery fortnight we get on a call and go through whatever people are stuck on. No agenda, no slides: bring the thing in front of you and a room of people building the same sort of thing.
- Members' live Q&AEvery fortnight we get on a call and go through whatever people are stuck on. No agenda, no slides: bring the thing in front of you and a room of people building the same sort of thing.
Episode 33: I Actually Left Skool. Here's The Membership Hub I BuiltBuild your own members' area on the same tools I used, so the customer journey is yours and nothing is a compromise. This guide walks you through it in the order to do it: prove it sells, list what your platform is costing you, get the frame right with the Claude skill that plans the whole build, pick the five tools, and build the front door your members actually came for.
Episode 32: How I Prepare for Public Speaking Without Memorising a ScriptPrepare for a live talk without a script on screen. This guide walks you through the five-step prep, with every prompt, the beat sheet, and the Gemini Notebook trick that gets the talk into your head before you press go.
Episode 31: Why Going Live Is Your Secret Weapon in the AI EraMake live video your unfair advantage when everyone can fake polish. This guide walks you through the five reasons, the going-live routine that makes a live date impossible to skip, and the one-live-into-everything plan.
Episode 30: What AI cannot replace in your marketing - and why that's where your attention should goUse AI to get more from being human, not less. This guide walks you through the two things never to hand to AI, the pick-three repurposing rule, and the Airtable set-up with the prompts that turn one live into three pieces in your voice.
Episode 29: Why I'm Leaving Skool and Building My Own PlatformDecide whether to build your own platform, and how. This guide walks you through the customer-journey audit, exactly where Skool fell short, the architecture I chose, and the automations that make it run itself.
Episode 28: Build an auto-poster so your audience always knows what you sellMake sure your audience always knows what you sell, without another spinning plate. This guide walks you through the Make.com automation that writes awareness posts from five angles and posts the ones you approve.
Episode 27: How to Build a Relationship Engine That Turns Strangers Into ClientsGet your conversion rate up by warming people before you sell. This guide walks you through the cold-to-hot ladder with the real numbers, what a relationship engine is, and how to systemise a live show in two weeks.
Episode 26: How to Replace Your Endless To-Do List with a One-Page Success DayReplace the endless to-do list with one page for today. This guide walks you through the four-step Success Day, with the brain-dump rewriting rule, the joy-and-needle sort and the page template.
Episode 25: I Built a Live Webinar Funnel in Claude + GoHighLevel (Before I Made a Single Slide)Get sign-ups for a webinar before you've made a single slide. This guide walks you through the plan-promote-deliver split, the core copy prompt, and every GoHighLevel click for the form, the emails and the pages.
Episode 24: I Bottled My Best Claude Sales Page Prompt Into a Skill (Never Start From Scratch Again)Bottle your best Claude conversation into a skill so the next sales page takes one slash command. This guide walks you through the skill-author prompt, how to run the skill next time, and the one safety rule about skills from strangers.
Episode 23: Make Everything Look On Brand With One AI PromptMake every AI image, PDF, slide deck and page look like your brand with one reusable prompt. This guide walks you through the analysis prompt, the two corrections that stop AI pigeonholing you, the image-idea prompt and the test.
Episode 22: I Made £15K With Under 1,000 YouTube Subscribers (Full Breakdown)Make sales from a small audience by selling the high-touch thing first. This guide walks you through the exact system behind £14,981 from a 733-subscriber channel, with the proof-of-concept post, the marketing triangle and the funnel.
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