Your presentation was amazing, you had everyone’s attention in the room. It was captivating, impactful and they won’t forget the main points in a hurry. The audience is lucky to ha
How Dallas Dogger Took a World Rally Event from Smallest to 295,000 Followers
We applied the techniques Dennis taught us, and we’ve taken that event from the lowest amount of social media followers in the world to now the largest — 295,000 followers.
How We Put the Factory on Night Shift
The receipt for standing up the overnight content worker: a lunchbox queue, a RACI lock, and the leftover Sean Kelly inventory.
How We Run the Content Factory Overnight on a Mac
Keep Claude for the two-minute morning check. Put write-article-17-of-45 on a laptop. One client, one night, no robot butler.
A 14-Day QA Note Is a Spec — We Closed the Agency-Audit Page
Dennis’s August 3 notes on the Coach Yu / Dan Leibrandt agency-audit page were still true on August 17. We applied them: new opener, no TikTok-book lead image, free Quick Audit plus the 200+ audit index, lab-coat video, SEO tree.
How We Automated Basecamp Continuation Threads With Grok Bot
When a Basecamp thread gets long, Gmail tracking breaks around 100 comments. We start a Continuation in the same project so the conversation stays in one living thread. We automated that with a Grok Bot agent. It watches Basecamp emails, counts comments, and posts the handoff before we hit the limit. Here’s how we did this. The rule it follows …
How We Stood Up a Special Project for SuperSeed
Tammy asked our agents to handle SuperSeed. We turned the sprint board into a named Special Project, closed eight receipts, and left her live site untouched.
What a Special Project Is — and Why a Third of Our Basecamp Is Free
A Special Project is work we do at no charge. Same setup as a paying client. The prefix is how the robots know.
How We Documented the Speaker Kit Task
We turned Dennis Yu’s speaker kit and eSpeakers profile into a Task Library skill plus the /speaker-kit definitive article an agent can run.
Speaker Kit: Keep the Bureau Profile Bookable
A speaker kit is the git source of truth that keeps bureau profiles, speaker pages, and one-sheets in sync so organizers can book you from published fees and talks.
3 Interviews, 30+ Assets, and What Every Single One Did
Search Google Videos for “Harry Gold Overdrive Interactive.” The number one result is an article we published in April. It sits above a Vimeo result from 2011 and a YouTube result from 2019 that have had over a decade to hold that spot. Seven images from that same article rank in Google Images for the same term. That came from …
How to Build the Money Tree Diagram for Any Site
The definitive guide to drawing a site as a money tree: the five layers, how to measure it from real internal links, the six defects it exposes that a sitemap hides, and the nine-check QA gate — with our own three trees, including the one that makes us look worst.