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@jack_9947 MARKETING

I just built a Claude Code marketing skill stack that plans campaigns, writes social posts, designs carousels, and produces animated videos from a single brief every week. Feed it your brand design system, your best-performing content, and a campaign brief → it studies your voice and visual identity → generates on-brand assets across every format while you review and approve. All inside Claude Code and Claude Design. Perfect for marketing teams and agency owners who are still briefing designers on assets Claude Design produces in minutes, calling skills one at a time when one brief should trigger the whole sequence, and manually pushing skill updates to teammates who need the same system running on their machine. If you're running marketing in 2026, you already know the math - the teams that produce at volume aren't the ones with the biggest budgets, they're the ones with a skill stack that handles execution while humans handle strategy. Most teams ship three assets a week if they're lucky. This skill stack solves it: → Drop your branded landing page into Claude Design and it extracts colours, typography, components, and spacing into a portable skill file every other skill calls automatically → The campaign planning skill reads the brief, researches the market via Perplexity MCP, and builds a branded slide deck with KPIs, persona, funnel map, and roadmap → Pulls from your best-performing posts and storytelling framework as reference files so social content matches what actually works in your space → Routes complex tasks to sub-agents running in parallel and simple executional tasks directly to skills based on routing rules in CLAUDE.md → Fires completed skills to a Notion library automatically every week at 9am so your team always has the latest version without manual uploads → Drops finished campaigns, posts, carousels, and videos into dated project folders ready to publish No briefing designers on assets Claude produces in minutes. No calling skills one at a time when a brief should run the whole sequence. No manually distributing skill files to teammates every time something updates. What you get: - Brand design system extraction guide: 10-15 minutes to a portable skill file every other skill calls automatically - Four function skills: campaign planning, social content, carousel design, and animated video each triggered by a slash command - Multi-skill orchestration setup so one brief triggers research, content, creatives, and landing page in the right order automatically - Notion skills library with auto-sync routine so your team always installs the current version from one place - One skill stack you install once and run across every marketing workflow forever Built 100% in Claude Code and Claude Design. I put together a full playbook with all skill files, the brand extraction guide, the Notion library setup, and the exact CLAUDE.md routing rules to get the full stack running from one brief. Want it for free? > Like this post > Comment "MARKETING" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

@lexrus @MaartenBorsje @Apple Try it

@MaartenBorsje @Apple So is it possible to request a refund of Apple Aperture? Which cost me $79.99 and Apple toke it down years later.

No clue how @Apple allowed this. A refund for a purchase from 2024.

@tim_monner @TheWPMinute @BigScoots That's amazing!

The @BigScoots Engineering team has kicked off the new year by developing even more control options for Cloudflare Enterprise clients. This time they have added block-by-country WordPress site options that clients can set themselves within their client portal. #cloudflare

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@michael_kove @JackEllis 100% jellly

I am curious if they are calling out WP Engine because, foundation is "jelly"... Or WP Engine is legitimately lobotomized WordPress and gives users subpar experience that tarnishes WordPress brand? ...but I don't use WordPress nor WP Engine - so I am not bothered by this drama. but still trying to understand.

Wordpress' attack on WP Engine is unhinged. Their current trademark policy aggressively targets WP Engine for using "WP" in it's name. In 2010, when WP Engine was founded, the Wordpress foundation told people to use "WP" in any way they see fit. Now they're mad? Come on now.

@mrjayw @photomatt Yeah. Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Reddit, X.com all use WP. If you look at the share of eyeballs, it'll be much less, considering so many sites created with WordPress get a few visitors per month.

@photomatt I bet if you look at share of eyeballs it’s probably closer to 80%. How many of the top 1000 sites use WP?

Nearly half of all internet sites run on WordPress software: sherwood.news/tech/nearly-ha…

@photomatt Who profits? You.

@PeterJThomson @JackEllis @photomatt Well, going to war with a strategy of commenting on revisions is sure going to serve you well. Good luck.

@photomatt may well be in the right here. So we need to be very careful not to jump to conclusions. The trademark thing is a minor part of tbe bigger picture, which seems to be more about the conduct, ethics and priorities of large private equity firms when investing into Saas businesses who use and/or participate in open source.

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@aldodager @photomatt Doesn't seem like it.

@photomatt Matt.. the wp community supports you

Someone made a brilliant suggestion: Use the commercial trademark license to start a new hosting brand called WordPress Engine, match all the pricing and offerings of WPE. Spend millions on marketing WordPress Engine to get customers; start a conference (RE{CODE}), WordPress Engine Roundup, and a Building WordPress Engine Series. Instead of Torque we'll call it Twist.

@cagdasdagg Amazing. Curious as to how it works. Do you connect to search console? Also, do you track ranking for certain keywords?

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@gregisenberg They went to an Ayahuasca team building retreat.

Why do tech executives at Meta dress like this now? Heavy cotton shirts. Gold necklaces.

I got a nice surprise when visiting our site today. I knew it was fast, but not that fast. Check it out for yourself at boostbuddy.io & let us know if you've seen any faster e-commerce sites. Or better yet, slower ones, so we can sweep some dust off their servers.

@richtabor It fucked up massively by adding an underline to every link using a darn expensive query: :root :where(a:where(:not(.wp-element-button)))

WordPress 6.6 is finally here! ✨ Here’s everything you need to know about the latest release of WordPress:

@PoeHaH Nice. Thanks for avoiding register_post_type

@NevenJevtic Honestly, nothing fancy other than a custom table, statics, and caching where useful. Many plugins either drag along some bad code decisions from the past, or are over-engineered as if OO was just discovered. The best solution lies somewhere in between.

I did a quick test and my WooCommerce Discounts plugin is up to 20 times faster than the competition.🤯 Unfortunately for me, customers don't realize the importance of speed. I'm always going to prioritize it as best as I can!

@Shpigford Yikes zacnielson.com

...just realized he actually created a page on his portfolio about the work he supposedly did for us and that he got "done ahead of schedule". 🙄

@KatieKeithBarn2 Sent you a DM. You can also reach me at neven@boostbuddy.io

@NevenJevtic Thanks, it looks like your DM's are closed.

I'm looking for more people who can provide expert quotes about WooCommerce to include in our blog posts, like the attached. Please let me know if you work with WooCommerce and are willing to provide the occasional quote.