Nick Blevins

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Give one leader hands-on coaching before your next gathering.

Equip thoroughly.

Don’t lower the bar. Raise the support.

@ryanmink @GarrettDowning In the future, let's release this on the podcast first.

After much tinkering, @GarrettDowning and I released our dueling seven-round Ravens mock drafts today. I'm going with Vega in Round 1. He's going with Sadiq. Who will get more picks right? baltimoreravens.com/news/ravens-se…

Good note. I had to change laptops and I had my main cCowork folder where Google Drive would back it up, but I didn't realize it was also putting files in the library folder. Now I'm making sure that gets backed up as well. It knew and remembered enough from the files, but it is annoying to go from one computer to the next and have all the same files, but the entire history on the left side is gone; the projects are gone, all of that. The memory files help it pick up where it left off, but it's still not great.

@mikefutia CLAUDE

Claude Cowork computer use is absolutely insane 🤯 Schedule a task once → Claude opens your browser, logs into Meta Ads Manager, pulls your performance data, analyzes your creatives, and saves a finished brief to your computer. Every morning, while you sleep. All inside Claude Cowork. Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who are still manually pulling ad reports, screenshotting competitor ads, and copy-pasting data between tools every week. If your Monday morning looks like this — log into Ads Manager, export a CSV, open it in a spreadsheet, try to figure out why CPAs spiked, screenshot competitor ads from the Ad Library, paste everything into a doc, and write a brief from scratch ... Claude Cowork now runs the entire thing without you touching your keyboard: → Opens Chrome and navigates to your Meta Ads Manager → Pulls performance data across every active creative → Opens the Meta Ad Library and checks 5 competitors for new ads → Analyzes hook performance, fatigue signals, and winning angles → Writes a creative brief in your brand voice → Saves everything as real files directly to your computer → Runs on whatever schedule you set — daily, weekly, pre-standup No CSV exports. No copy-pasting between tools. No sitting at your desk pulling reports. What you get: → A daily performance snapshot without opening Ads Manager → Competitor ad monitoring on autopilot → Creative fatigue signals flagged before CPAs blow up → A data-backed brief your creative team can execute immediately → All of it running while you're at the gym, getting coffee, or on your phone Send a task from your phone. Claude picks it up on your desktop. You get the finished deliverable. I put together a full playbook with the exact setup, the prompts, the scheduled task config, and 5 DTC workflows that use computer use. Want it for free? > Like this post > Comment "CLAUDE" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

Schedule one intentional appreciation moment for your team this week.

Handwritten notes matter.

Appreciation should be systematic, not seasonal.

@mikefutia AGENTS

I just built an AI marketing team in Claude Code: 5 agents that research, brief, write, and report while I sleep 🤯 One prompt → a competitor researcher, a brief writer, a hook generator, an ad copy writer, and a performance reporter, all working together inside Claude Code. The researcher feeds the brief writer. The brief writer feeds the hook generator and copy writer. The performance reporter closes the loop. Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who are running every part of the creative production loop manually: Researching competitors in one tab, writing briefs in another, generating hooks from scratch, rewriting ad copy by hand, and pulling performance reports into a spreadsheet nobody reads. This agent team eliminates the entire loop, all inside Claude Code: → Agent 1 (Competitor Researcher): scrapes competitor ads, extracts winning hooks, maps creative strategies, builds a competitive brief → Agent 2 (Creative Brief Writer): reads the research output + your ad performance data and writes a data-backed creative brief → Agent 3 (Hook Generator): takes the brief and writes 20 hooks across 10 proven frameworks → Agent 4 (Ad Copy Writer): takes the brief + hooks and writes full ad copy variations for each persona → Agent 5 (Performance Reporter): audits your ad data, flags creative fatigue, and tells Agent 1 what to research next week No manual handoffs between steps. No rewriting context every session. No starting from scratch every Monday. What you get: > 5 specialist agents that pass work to each other automatically > A full creative production pipeline from research → brief → hooks → copy → report > Every agent reads your brand voice and ICP files so the output sounds like you, not generic AI > A weekly loop that compounds — each cycle gets smarter because the reporter feeds next week's researcher > Built with sub-agents so it works on any Claude Code plan, no experimental flags needed I put together a full playbook with all 5 agent system prompts, the coordination workflow, and the exact setup to get this running. Want it for free? > Like this post > Comment "AGENTS" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

Audit your programs this week and remove one thing holding your ministry back.

Cut what drains energy without impact.

Growth requires pruning.