The marketing brain concept is the piece most people skip and then wonder why their results are inconsistent. Every use case you listed works because Claude already knows the client before the first prompt. Without that context layer, you're just getting generic output with a thin layer of your words on top.
The discovery call brief replacing 20-30 minutes of LinkedIn stalking hit close to home. That's the kind of time saving that doesn't feel glamorous but compounds across every single week. Same with the campaign consistency check — messaging drift is one of those problems that's invisible until it's embarrassing.
We're building a course called "Master Claude in the Real World" that covers exactly this progression: from using Claude casually to running it across real workflows the way you've described here. The marketing brain framing would fit right into what we're covering on prompting and project setup. Just launched on Kickstarter for anyone who wants a structured path through this: https://shorturl.at/ZrG8p
The "Claude has very little natural taste" line is going to stay with me for a while.
why didn't you just connect HubSpot to Salesforce? I did it (and it's a royal pain in the ass, made me realize why I hate HubSpot so much), but curious why you are using Claude to do it?
This particular client has a lot of tech debt (think: dupes, automations, hundreds of SFDC “products”, lacks governance, and has had many owners over the years with no documentation) so we purposefully chose to uninstall the sync while we cleaned up each platform. Leaving us here in this “messy middle” for a few sprints.
This is the kind of AI training worth invest on them
Love this! Campaign consistency and personalized checks feel like the first ones I want to dive into -- but everything else equally compelling 👀
The marketing brain concept is the piece most people skip and then wonder why their results are inconsistent. Every use case you listed works because Claude already knows the client before the first prompt. Without that context layer, you're just getting generic output with a thin layer of your words on top.
The discovery call brief replacing 20-30 minutes of LinkedIn stalking hit close to home. That's the kind of time saving that doesn't feel glamorous but compounds across every single week. Same with the campaign consistency check — messaging drift is one of those problems that's invisible until it's embarrassing.
We're building a course called "Master Claude in the Real World" that covers exactly this progression: from using Claude casually to running it across real workflows the way you've described here. The marketing brain framing would fit right into what we're covering on prompting and project setup. Just launched on Kickstarter for anyone who wants a structured path through this: https://shorturl.at/ZrG8p
The "Claude has very little natural taste" line is going to stay with me for a while.
why didn't you just connect HubSpot to Salesforce? I did it (and it's a royal pain in the ass, made me realize why I hate HubSpot so much), but curious why you are using Claude to do it?
This particular client has a lot of tech debt (think: dupes, automations, hundreds of SFDC “products”, lacks governance, and has had many owners over the years with no documentation) so we purposefully chose to uninstall the sync while we cleaned up each platform. Leaving us here in this “messy middle” for a few sprints.
I knew there had to be legit reason - thx