If so, then I think you will agree with me when I say: The transition to life after sports is hard! Or is it? Regardless if your competitive athletic career came to an end in high school, college, or in the pros, you benefitted from a formula for massive success and fulfillment in sports. This simple formula consists of 5 …
Aaron Gobidas of GoBeRewarded– Think Twice Before Giving Him Your Money
I got a desperate call from my friend, Philippe. He and his wife are massage therapists in San Diego. Their business got wrecked by COVID– mandated to be shut down for over a year. Thus, income went to zero. They had to take out loans to pay their bills. They heard of this local internet marketing company called GoBeRewarded run by a …
The doctorate Google rates a 12
We scored 88 women entrepreneurs on how findable and trusted they are. The most accomplished ones were the most invisible. Here is the gap nobody measures — and the machine we built to close it.
How We Rebuilt the BlitzMetrics Homepage After Ten Years
Dennis asked for four things on the BlitzMetrics homepage: real photos of the young adults building agencies, the actual Content Factory and Dollar-a-Day diagrams, a clear path for every visitor, and no more promotion of High Rise Influence. The homepage shipped first. Then came the harder discovery: 84 BlitzMetrics articles and 18 Local Service Spotlight articles were quietly depending on …
How We Launched Dumpster Spotlight in One Day — for a $10.69 Domain
On January 1st I sent our team an email with the subject line “For LSS– another LIGHTHOUSE, this time in dumpster rentals.” On July 1st I boomeranged it back to the top of my own inbox with one line: “Build out DumpsterSpotlight.com on Friday.” The agent built it Friday and the site went live minutes after midnight. Here’s the receipt. …
Isaac Mashman Finally Has a Personal Brand Home He Owns
He wrote the book on personal branding—twice—and his own site was a dead Wix page. We built his real entity home at isaacmashman.com, kept his email intact, and cut one press claim that didn’t hold up.
We Ran a Full SEO Audit for an $800 Million Charity Auctioneer — With No Humans in the Loop
NBC called David Goodman the Houdini of the Benefit Auction World. He’s raised $800M+ for charity. Google sends him 120 clicks a month. Here’s how an AI agent ran the full audit — and fixed what it could with no humans in the loop.
How We Built Wikidata and Schema for Five Dunkers at Once
How a Claude agent built four Wikidata entities from scratch and wired Person schema on five dunkers sites in one session to power Google Knowledge Panels.
A Dead Man Owns His Knowledge Panel: The Richard Canfield Brand Audit
Richard Canfield is a USA Today bestselling author with 645 referring domains — and his Google Knowledge Panel belongs to a gambler who died in 1914. Here’s the full “earned but illegible” brand audit, and how we fixed it.
Nathaniel Stevens: The Untold Lessons Behind Yodle’s Incredible $342M Exit
Nathaniel Stevens on dropping out of Wharton, finding his CTO with flyers, and the founder tradeoffs behind building Yodle into a $342M exit.
Nathaniel Stevens: The Untold College Pitch Behind Yodle’s Incredible $342M Exit
Before Yodle sold for roughly $342 million, it was just me — Nathaniel Stevens, a broke college kid with a whiteboard and a “pay-per-call” idea I was defending in front of a skeptical investor. I was still an undergrad at Wharton when I gave the pitch in the video below. Watching it back, the delivery is rough — but every …
How We Built the Family Law Leaderboard for Jack Hughes
One Claude agent turned an office hours call into a 100-point family law firm ranking system, a 16-skill agent fleet, and a refreshed audit — in one session.
How We Built Avery Young’s Authority Package Live on Zoom
How a Claude agent turned a 29-minute Zoom with HighLevel’s Avery Young into two strategy PDFs, a live microsite, and a staged email — the same afternoon.
How a Wikidata Fix Restored Dylan Haugen’s Knowledge Panel
Dylan Haugen’s Knowledge Panel vanished and his entity split into fragments scoring 24. One Wikidata repair brought it back to 208. Here is the process.





