In the last 12 months I’ve managed to sell around 200 websites. And before people ask, no, I don’t run some massive agency with a huge team. It’s literally just me and my partner. The only reason we’ve been able to move that fast is because we automated almost everything and built systems that actually scale. The best web designer in the world will eventually lose to some random teenager using AI and systems properly. That’s just where things are going. One of the biggest changes I made was completely quitting manual outreach. It takes too much time and it’s impossible to scale properly. A lot of people automate outreach already, but most of them just send generic “we can redesign your website” emails that everyone ignores. What we do is different. We scrape thousands of businesses, automatically analyze their websites, and generate personalized outreach based on actual issues on their site like bad design, poor mobile optimization, weak SEO, slow load times, layout problems, and stuff like that. So instead of manually checking every website and writing every message ourselves, the entire process is automated from analysis to ready to send campaigns. Another thing that changed a lot for us was automating SEO blogging. SEO compounds hard over time and once your articles start ranking, businesses start coming to you instead of you chasing them. That alone changed a lot for us. The other massive shift was how we build websites. I used to be a full WordPress developer and spent way too much time building everything manually. Now we build almost everything with AI. It’s way faster, delivery is easier, and clients care way more about the final result than how the website was actually made. For anyone wondering, the stack is pretty simple. Apollo for leads. Swokei for website analysis and outreach campaigns. Soro for SEO blogging. Claude Code for building websites. Cloudflare for hosting. That’s pretty much the entire setup. Most people running agencies are still doing everything manually and burning themselves out for no reason. Systems and automation change everything. submitted by /u/Murky_Explanation_73
Originally posted by u/Murky_Explanation_73 on r/ClaudeCode
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