I spend most of my week publishing other people’s ideas. I cut Dennis Yu’s podcasts, turn them into videos, and write the articles that go with them. So I’ve had a front-row seat to a lot of smart people saying smart things. But watching Sardor Umarzinov build a real, working software platform over a single pizza did something different. It …
Every once in a while I meet someone who makes me feel like I’m the one who’s behind, and I’ve spent a billion dollars on ads and been building things on the internet since before most people had email. Sardor Umarzinov is one of those people. Sardor is the founder and CEO of Home Alliance Ecosystem Group, an AI-enabled platform …
Dennis Yu on personal branding done right — the 30-point authority score, the topic wheel, perceived vs. demonstrated authority, and podcasting as the #1 hack.
Dennis Yu’s framework for building AI agents for entrepreneurs — MTP, GCT, reward loops, the knowledge base, and token-to-value arbitrage. Straight off the whiteboard.
One dead YouTube embed turned into the master map at /the-system/, the Asset Tracker registry, and a Set Up Claude page on every Spotlight vertical – with 14 pillar pages cross-linked back. The receipt, with gotchas.
A self-hiding backdoor was injecting spyware into every blitzmetrics.com page. Here is how we found the root cause, removed it, and verified the site clean.
A Claude agent moved every Local Service Spotlight client site from Google Search Console into Bing Webmaster Tools, fixed a bulk-import failure, and hit 100% coverage.
TL;DR — A client said one search box “blends in.” Fixing it uncovered a debug alert() that had been silently freezing the Knowledge Graph Explorer on every search. We fixed the root cause, made the box obvious, added a clickable grid of real client entities, and then rolled the whole Explorer out to all 12 Spotlight sites — each with …
We took the one Google Sheet that runs our whole agency network and published its system — naming conventions, tiers, rev-share, package SOPs — as a public definitive article, without exposing a single private client figure. Here is how, and why we teach it openly.
A book sat in Basecamp for 606 days. One agent session finished it: 203 pages, 4 new chapters, every price fixed, sales pages shipped to match. The full receipt, token costs included.
My weekly skills-audit agent flagged six structural gaps in my own fleet. This is the meta-article documenting exactly how each one got closed the same day, with every judgment call and bug found along the way.
Meta Article · How We Did It One list of every place we publish a skill pack — dated to the day We hand out the same Claude agent packs in a lot of places: the DealCon room, the Wichita mastermind, every Spotlight site, the 239-task library. Nobody could tell you all of them, and the “kept current” dates said …
