This is the way we moved our 50+ person agency, from reports week to every client account. You go first, then one champion, then the team, and then the business model. Claude Code (in Terminal) does the client work, and your Grok Bots keep you across every account.
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This is the order we moved Webprofits in, and the order we'd do it again. Claude Code does the client work, and your Grok Bots keep you across every account.
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You install Claude Code, connect your own accounts and build the first report. Give it two weeks, alone, before anyone on the team touches it. You'll learn what good looks like on your own brand first, and you'll know what to ask for.
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One painful job pulls the whole stack into place. You connect the accounts, install the brand skill and the reporting skill, and ask for the monthly report. The connections, two skills and GitHub were enough to bring our team in.
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Only your most experienced people build skills. Everyone else runs Claude Code with the memory and the connections, asks for the work and executes it. One champion owns the skills and keeps them current. That's how we run it.
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The client folder matches the repo, and the repo matches the database. Brand enrichment, the style guides and every session's learnings stack at the client level, so a skill gets better on every client it runs on.
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Nothing goes live and nothing lands on main until a person has checked it. Those are the hard rules in everyone's global instruction file. The client's own file carries the brand, the channels and the approved language.
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One excellent marketer on several accounts beats 15 people with one each. Give your builders extra seats instead of paying for extra usage. Time spent outside Claude Code is the thing to question, not the token bill.
The team runs off shared context, never shared folders. Each person has their own seat, their own folders and their own memory. The client's context, the work and the rules are shared through the database, GitHub and the rules file.
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You have one company GitHub and one repo per client, and the team works on branches. Only the person who checks the work pushes to main, so you see who changed what on every site and you can roll anything back.
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Each client has one folder, and it mirrors the repo. You share the whole project with a teammate or none of it. Each person keeps their own folders on their own machine, so nobody overwrites anyone else's work.
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Each client has their own database, and it costs a few dollars a month. Every session reads it at the start and writes to it at the end. Everyone on the account has the same context, and the handover document disappears.
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Everyone on a client reads the same memory. The style guide carries the tone, the compliance document carries the approved language. Form leads land in the client's database first and flow to the CRM and email from there.
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The global instruction file holds the hard rules for everyone. Nothing goes live and nothing to main without approval. The client's file holds the brand voice, the channels and the approved language, and an admin audits them.
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Builders get extra premium seats instead of extra usage, and swap accounts when one hits its limit. Everyone else starts on a standard seat. The spend cap stays on, and zero usage is the warning sign, not the saving.
Our skills collect everything we need to know about a client before any work starts. You'd have paid a team tens of thousands of dollars to put this together. Now it runs by itself.
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It reads the client's website and whatever they send you, like the logo, the fonts and the brand guide. It puts their colours, type and components in one place, so every page and ad you make is on brand.
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These skills work out who the brand is, what it sells, what it can prove and who buys. You run Product Enrichment for ecommerce and Service Enrichment for lead gen. Each one checks the client's claims against what every competitor is saying.
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It pulls the client's last 24 months of ads and emails and scores them against the results. You know which hooks and angles worked for this client, and every skill that writes copy follows it from then on.
You have every execution skill a marketing agency uses, and the reporting on top. They're the skills we run on live client work, and your whole team installs the same ones.
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The skills cover landing pages, Meta ads, Figma statics, copy, email and SEO content. Each one is a written procedure Claude Code runs the same way every time, on that client's brand and in that client's voice.
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The Meta Ads and Google Ads audits read the account and say what's true about it. Performance Reporting turns the month into a report a client reads. Data Integrity checks every number on the way.
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What's left is the person leading it in Claude Code. They hold the client's strategy, decide what ships and check it before it goes live. That's the job now, and it's the one we teach.
You have a Client Bot per account, an EA Bot for your inbox and Slack, and the Chief of Staff Bot that rolls every morning summary into one. You share a client's bot the way you share its database and its repo. Your clients never see the bot. They see the work.
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You have one per client, or one per brand if you're in-house. Every morning it checks the account, tells you only what changed, drafts the replies and gets the report ready.
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This is the one you talk to. It passes your request to the right bot, rolls every bot's morning summary into one, and builds new bots from your templates.
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It puts your inbox, your calendar and your Slack DMs in one bot. It's the first bot everyone builds. From day one, every email and Slack message you send goes through it first.
Production is solved. Making any asset, in any volume, costs nothing now. The game is what you ship, how fast, and what it does. That's the only thing we train.
Zero
Cost of production
Any asset, in any volume. Making it costs nothing now. Knowing what to make is the job.
One session
The unit of work
Anything you'd do for a brand, you can do in one session. Solved means one session, finished, live.
Volume
Of precise execution
Precision of quality execution at volume. The one thing that moves performance everywhere we look.
Cycle
Of execution
How fast you execute the volume, what you learn from it, and how fast that learning goes into the next round.
You can stay the same person and do 10 times more. Same tools, same hours. To do 50 times more you have to change how you think about the work.
Instead of 50 ads, 2,000 ads. Instead of a landing page a month, one a day. The tools are the easy part. The difference is how you think, and that's what the Academy is built around.
Agency owners are on the calls every week, moving the same way you are. There's a Consulting Call on Monday, a Skills Session on Wednesday and a Live Build Session on Friday, plus the AI Accelerators in person every month.
Come with your questions, beginner to advanced. Open Q&A, any topic, any level. 2pm Sydney, recorded.
A skill built live or walked through, so you leave with it running. 2pm Sydney, recorded.
Alex builds live, start to finish. Some weeks his own projects, some weeks something for a member. Live only, never recorded.
One day with us, in person, groups of 10. Sydney and Brisbane, and more locations as members join. Included.
Everything in the Academy is one membership. The other classrooms, the Skills Library, 3 live sessions a week and the AI Accelerators.
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The full-stack training, start to finish. The main program, and where everyone starts.
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The skills we run on live client work, yours to install. Tested on real campaigns, shared as they ship.
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Build your own Grok Bots for comms and insights, and know how they work so you can go past them.
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Any app your business never got, without writing code. Replace a subscription or take one to market.
From marketers who've been through it, and what they've built since.
I came in expecting a practical walkthrough and got that, but what stuck with me most was the reframing. The way you positioned Claude Code not as a tool to bolt onto your existing workflow, but as a fundamentally different way of operating.
Clear, well-paced, and obviously built by people who actually use this stuff every day. I walked away with both the confidence to get started and a completely new mental model for where marketing is heading.
The guys did a fantastic job of helping me really understand the foundations of Claude Code. They explained a lot of the fundamentals that allowed me to go away and implement a lot myself.
If you're a brand founder this will save you hours of trial and error. Well worth the time and money.
Before the course I was a bit anxious I was falling behind with AI, and now I feel at the cutting edge.
August was our biggest month in our business history by a long margin, and Claude Code played a large role in it. Thanks everyone for helping me get there!
Last month I spent hours trying to patch together 3 separate zaps (each with 8-9 steps) to automate our post-meeting summaries from Zoom. It was clunky and it wouldn't work correctly due to all the various break points.
This week, in 90 minutes Claude Code helped me build a new flow with one 2-step zap and a routine that runs on the hour. It automatically determines if it is a sales call, a client WIP call or an internal team call and sends the summary to the right client folder immediately.
Even for the smallest and most tedious tasks you can just get Claude to do it. So far I've had Claude fill out a legal form, organise 600+ Canva creative assets, recreate my entire SKU structure, create an entire product catalogue for Amazon, create my brand guide, reply to all of my emails and reorganise my mess of Google Drive.
I could go on but the list is literally endless. And honestly I'm still an amateur and newbie - I've only completed up to module 7 but I just couldn't wait to get started.
I'm still in the process of getting set up (it's A LOT!), but I'm really stoked that I got Claude Code to help me download all of our products from WooCommerce, input the LxWxH dimensions on 800 products following my rules, then reupload.
I created a master portal page just for us. It's got the key internal reports, a multi-client pulse with the current results for all clients that reorders based on who's underperforming and overperforming, and a card for every client. It's gone from needing to bookmark and remember where every single thing was to one single page.
Any ad that runs in Meta automatically gets pulled out, uploaded into Cloudflare Stream and tagged to our naming conventions, so the videos are immediately playable on the dashboard. The clients love it. It costs like ten bucks a month and it's so seamless.
I'm back because I finally launched my Shopify site yesterday that I built entirely with Claude, thanks to you.
There was so much data to untangle - all the variations and all the different things, all the settings. I've been copying SKUs for years, so I had to pull everything apart.
Shopify doesn't bring in actual parcel dimensions - you enter the Australia Post parcel sizes and it picks one. That's not good enough for us, it has to all be exact. So Claude has built me a tool that populates every order with the exact dimensions, which is a game changer - otherwise it's my warehouse manager putting in every single dimension.
I did a demo with my warehouse manager and she just kept going, oh, so I won't have to do that manually, or that manually. It will be huge.
One of the things I've been trying to build for a while is a system for us to apply for grants from the councils to run our events. So many fields to fill, and finding the council with a grant that links exactly to the event you're running. I tried it before this course and it was hopeless.
It connects to our membership tool, works out how many members are from each council, picks up where the events are happening, searches for grants in that council and fills everything in as a draft for me to review. It's so good, and I just love it.
Over the last couple of years I've been watching a lot of videos and getting involved in a few different groups, and this one's the one I've got the most out of. In terms of helping me get a return on my investment, I've found this one really good. Normally with the other ones I go, oh, I'm a bit busy.
I've been running the brand enrichment, product enrichment and Meta ads skills for a few products. It produced this presentation which I couldn't believe - to get thirty-six of these.
I can't believe how insanely valuable it is! I've been learning, building and experimenting with AI full-time for the last 18 months or so and have been running my own AIOS in Claude Code since May. But I've still learned so much in the Academy! I even took a 5K course that didn't teach me half of this stuff...
I love how you apply all of it in a very pragmatic way to agencies (which have been my habitat for the last 25 years so I can definitely see the value of it).
I'm doing much better than I was 6 months ago. I have this course, honestly, to thank for all of my success. I can do things faster, I can do things deeper, I can do things better.
The clients I work with are like, oh my God, that's incredible. The quality of work that I can do with Claude, because I can work faster, is insane.
If that's you, book a call and we'll tell you straight whether it's the right fit.
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Your team works through the database and GitHub, so everyone is working off the same context with their own folders. Each person has their own seat, their own folders and their own memory, which means nobody overwrites anyone else's work. Each client then has one database the whole team reads and writes, one repo under the company GitHub and one instruction file with that client's rules.
No, we won't. We don't see other agencies as competitors, because the market is our competitor. Webprofits is a boutique agency by design and we're selective about who we take on. The clients we want come through our own funnels, so we're not competing for yours, and we do no white-label work. We'd rather see the standard of marketing go up everywhere than keep the playbook locked inside our 4 walls.
Some of them will try, and that's the competitor you have now. It's everyone who thinks they can do this in-house. What they can't do is solve the hardest problems, and solving those is the job your clients are paying you for. That's why you have to be in it yourself, because your clients already are.
You go first, on your own accounts, for two weeks. After that you bring in one champion, and then the rest of the team. For the team, week 1 is uncomfortable, weeks 2 to 3 are the argument, and somewhere in weeks 3 to 4 it turns. By week 6 you're hearing the thank yous, which is how it went for our 50+ person team.
You'll spend more than you expect, and we'd encourage you to, because the tokens are where the work happens. One excellent marketer running several accounts beats 15 people with one account each. So give your builders extra premium seats instead of pay-as-you-go usage, and keep the spend cap on. The person to worry about is the one with zero usage.
Yes, it is, because of how the stack is set up. Every client has their own folder, their own repository and their own database, and nothing is shared between accounts. Every bot starts read-only, and nothing changes on a live account until a person on your team has approved it.
No, it isn't a problem. Nobody who runs Claude Code at Webprofits is a developer, and there's no coding experience required. Your team types in plain English, and the skills do the client work the same way every time.
It's $998 a month with no contracts. One membership is one seat, and everything is included in it. That covers every classroom, the Skills Library, 3 live sessions with us every week and the AI Accelerators in Sydney and Brisbane.