I wasn't going to post a replay for this one. But.. too many people asked, so here it is. Up for 72 hours and then it's gone. 577 people joined the webinar at some point, and we went an hour over because the questions kept coming. 👉 Watch the replay here Questions in the comments and my team and I get to them.

Today, 12pm ET. How to run your whole lead gen system with Claude Code, and the secret strategy behind the 10% reply rates we're getting on client campaigns right now. Join directly here: https://zoom.us/j/93534158055 Bring a campaign that isn't working and I'll pull it apart on the call. That only happens live. See you in there 🤝

You don't need to know how to code to use Claude Code. I don't. I've never written a line of Python or JavaScript in my life. You describe what you want in plain English and it does the work, which is the only reason any of this is available to people like me. Bringing that up because of what's actually been holding you back from scaling your outbound. You could always run cold email on your own. Plenty of people do. But think about what one campaign really costs you in a week. Building and cleaning the list. Writing the sequence. Setting up domains and inboxes. Watching deliverability. Chasing replies. Pulling the numbers on Friday to decide what to change Monday. You can do all of that. What you can't do is scale it by yourself. So the ceiling was never your skill. It was that the only way to run more campaigns was to hire someone, and most people aren't going to hire a team to find out whether campaign number three works. That's changed, and that's what tomorrow is about. 12pm ET. How to get a cold email machine up in under an hour, how the whole lead gen system runs through Claude Code, and the secret strategy behind the 10% reply rates we're getting on client campaigns right now. Free, and I'll take questions live after. Register here: https://luma.com/5paohgh5 Let me know if you are already registered below 🤝

Think about how much of your outbound is just you doing tasks. Building the list. Writing the sequence. Buying domains, warming inboxes, loading everything into the sending tool. Checking what bounced. Pulling numbers on Friday. None of that is strategy. That's labor. And it's why most people's cold email is dead by month two. Thursday at 12pm ET I'm showing you how I got rid of all of it. 🔧 How to build an AI powered outbound marketing system ⚡ How to launch a cold email machine in under one hour 💻 How to run your entire lead gen system with Claude Code 🎯 The secret strategy we used to get 10% reply rates for our clients' cold email campaigns That last one is worth the hour by itself. Most campaigns are scrapping for 2 or 3%. We're pulling 10 on client work right now and I'll show you exactly what's behind it. 📅 Thursday, August 20th 🕐 12pm Eastern Register here: https://luma.com/5paohgh5 Bring questions too, I'll stick around after to do some Q&A. Drop a 🔥 when you have registered.

I sat down and ran my own company, Consulti.ai, through the AI copywriter tool I built. Wanted to see exactly what happens before it writes a single line of cold email copy. First step, it scanned my website and diagnosed the offer on its own. Then it showed me its read. Here's what you sell, here's who buys it, here's the problem it solves. I had to confirm both the description and the target audience were accurate before it moved forward. That confirmation step matters more than people think. If the tool gets the offer wrong at step one, everything downstream inherits that mistake. Once I confirmed, it built what I call offer DNA. A tight summary the tool carries with it through every later step. No re-explaining my business five different times. Next it generated the ICP. Job titles, industries, company sizes, locations, pain points, buying triggers, and negative filters, meaning who NOT to target. All of it reviewable right on screen, and downloadable as an MD file if I wanted to hand it to a human on my team. Then four messaging angles came out. Curiosity spark, direct, trigger based, and problem sniffer. Built as A/B test variants, not one angle dressed up four different ways. Inspired a couple ideas on the spot, which angle fits which ICP segment. After that, objection responses. Not the objections prospects actually say out loud on a call. The silent ones. The stuff they're thinking but will never type back to you in a reply. Then tone. Formality level, personality traits, words to use, and words to avoid. Only then does it write the actual copy. Spintax and A/B variations included. Auto flagging and auto cleaning spam trigger words the whole way through. Last step, it pushes straight into Instantly or Email Bison, fully formatted and ready to load. Here's the part that got me. This is the same way my brain works when I'm writing cold email copy for the first time. Offer first, then ICP, then angle, then objections, then tone, then copy. Watching the tool walk that exact order gave me actual ideas mid process. Maybe I should use this angle for this ICP. That's not something a template spits out.