How To Overcome Writer’s Block By Making Better Choices
Writer's block is framed as a choice problem rather than a creative deficit. The author argues that any decision, even imperfect, beats inaction, and that competence turns those choices into valuable content. By treating writing as a series of intentional choices, creators can break through paralysis. The post also outlines how AI tools should be used to surface options and provide feedback, not to replace the writer's decision‑making.
Build & Launch A VOC Landing Page With Claude Code In 5-Steps
The post teaches marketers how to use Claude, Anthropic’s AI model, to mine Voice‑of‑Customer (VOC) data from Reddit and other forums and instantly generate a conversion‑focused landing page in five steps. By extracting raw customer language instead of relying on...
The Offer Stacking Framework That’s Generated $20M In Sales (And How To Execute It With AI)
The Write With AI team introduced an "Offer Stacking" framework that layers multiple, question‑driven assets onto a digital product to create a slippery‑slope buying experience. By pairing each buyer objection with a named bonus—such as a product‑idea framework or traffic...
How to Find a BIG Idea (3 Frameworks)
The post uses Claude Hopkins’ 1910s Pepsodent campaign to illustrate how a simple sensory tweak can create a "big idea" that reshapes consumer behavior. By adding a minty, tingling sensation, Pepsodent turned infrequent toothbrushing into a daily ritual for millions...
[Q2 2026] State Of AI Tools Guide
The Q2 2026 State of AI Tools Guide, a 40‑page paid newsletter, maps the rapidly evolving AI tool landscape and advises users to focus on optimizing existing models rather than chasing the “best” tool. It argues that performance hinges on how models are integrated...