ecommerce + agency guy who makes ai do the boring work. claude, agents, mcp. built livebridge: claude runs ableton. 🇳🇱

ship it ugly. the first facebook looked like a tax form and that worked out fine
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agency tip: send the report before the client asks for it. a client who has to ask how it's going already thinks it's going badly
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every company is "ai first" now. for most of them that means the intern has a chatgpt tab open
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abandoned checkout tip: send the first nudge within an hour, not the next day. by tomorrow they've bought it somewhere else or forgotten they wanted it
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before you touch your ads, read your last 50 support emails. your customers already wrote your next 5 hooks. for free. with typos
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stop a/b testing button colours. test the offer. nobody ever left a store because the button was green
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before you scale an ad, check if the product page can close. most "bad ads" are good ads sending people to a page that answers zero questions
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do the thing, then tell people you did the thing. most people do it the other way around
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the 5am club is overrated. my ai agent works all night and has never once posted a sunrise photo about it
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clients ask for an ai agent. nine times out of ten what they need is the shopify export landing in the sheet they already open every monday. i still call it an agent. everyone's happy
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your startup doesn't need a logo, a deck or an office with a slide. it needs one customer who'd be upset if you shut down
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automate these on any shopify store before spending a euro on ads: 1. abandoned checkouts that sound human 2. 'where is my order' replies with tracking 3. stock alerts on bestsellers 4. review requests a week after delivery 5. weekly margin reports boring. that's the point.
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i taught claude to produce music inside ableton. 🔊 by day i run a marketing agency and automate ecommerce with ai. here: the automations that work, the ones that don't, and the jokes in between.
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the fastest way to find out if your idea is good: ask people for money. compliments are free, that's the problem
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sign in with chatgpt just fixed the most awkward moment in every ai proposal. client: "and who pays for the tokens?" me: "you do. you already are."
Wow sign in with @ChatGPT and letting people use their ChatGPT plan inside your app is a game changer
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YouTube will let you describe the feed you want in plain words and Gemini builds it. In 2005 we called that the search bar. The twist: the old algorithm learned from what you watch at 1 a.m. The new one listens to what you type at 9. Now you pick which one is the real you.
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Did i get a shadow ban?
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Rent: up. Coffee: up. Eggs: up. AI: two big labs cut prices on the same day this week, one by half. Genius-level reasoning now costs less than a flat white, and my to-do list still hasn't moved. Turns out the bottleneck was never intelligence.
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Suno says v6 was trained partly on its own users' creations. So somewhere deep in that model is a file called 'sad lofi type beat FINAL v43 (USE THIS ONE)' and it is load-bearing.
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Kroger expected its AI shopping assistant to shrink baskets. They grew: less time planning dinner, more time to think about extras. AI saved me 20 minutes. I spent them on three kinds of hummus. Every time-saver has the same fine print: the time you save is already spoken for.
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