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In this video, I'm sharing five simple hacks you can use in Claude Code to build and design better websites. These aren't complicated tricks that require years of coding experience. They're practical techniques that anyone can start using right away, even if you've never touched Claude Code before. I'll walk you through each hack step by step so you can see exactly how they work in real time. By the end of this video, you'll have built your own branded, professional website from scratch without writing a single line of code manually. If you've been wanting to create a website but felt intimidated by the technical side, this is the video for you. Frontend Design Skills: https://x.com/trq212/status/1989061937590837678?s=20

How to Choose a Niche (Without Overthinking) Don’t niche like this: “I’ll automate everything for everyone” That’s how you get ignored. Choose a niche using one filter: Where does speed + follow-up matter? Good examples: Coaches Agencies Local services Recruiters B2B founders Why? Because: Missed follow-ups = lost money Slow replies = lost deals Pick ONE. You can change later if we want or can improve in your niche. Clarity beats flexibility. 🧐Curious about:-> 1. Any missing point from niche choosing process? 2. How you choosed you're niche? 3. Any add-ons? 4. Which point is more good and why ? 5. Any specific questions?

Can anyone provide a detailed summary of what AI is best suited for which task? When you are interested in AI, you will end up in a labyrinth of many tools, especially Claude Code, n8n, Make. com, etc., etc. The best is to try not to grab everything and pick one and be a master of that, right? I'm interested in AI Consultant. Which AI do you think I should make my 2nd nature?

The more I explore n8n, the more I see automation differently. Most agencies think automation is about saving time. But it’s really about protecting margins. Every manual step in your workflow: – Eats team hours – Increases human error – Slows delivery – Reduces scalability If a workflow runs 100 times per month, even saving 5 minutes per run = real money. n8n made me start asking: “Where are we leaking operational profit?” Agency owners — which part of your workflow quietly eats the most time each week?