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Start here: running a business with agents

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:44:52 +0000

Start here: running a business with agents

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Auto C-Suite Weekly · Start here

Running a business with agents

Welcome. Each week I send one short note on running a business with scheduled agents that draft the work and people who approve it.

Here’s the model in five lines.

The short version

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Every output is a draft. Nothing ships without a person’s yes.

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Agents work on a schedule, not when you remember to ask.

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Run one small experiment a week and keep what works.

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Review in minutes what took hours to write.

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Measure what shipped, and feed it into next week.

In Auto C-Suite

Auto C-Suite runs a team of scheduled agents for each business, with every output a draft you approve.

See plans →

Want to go deeper? How it works

Questions about running a business with agents? Reply. I read every one.

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Zac at Auto C-Suite

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Auto C-Suite by Code Shock, LLC · 2105 Vista Oeste NW, Suite E #3309, Albuquerque, NM 87120

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Start here: 5 website fixes for local businesses

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:44:52 +0000

Start here: 5 website fixes for local businesses

Web Design NM

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Web Design NM Weekly · Start here

Five website fixes that bring in calls

Welcome. Each week I send one plain-English website tip for New Mexico businesses. No jargon, nothing you need a developer for.

Here are the five that matter most.

Start with these

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Check your site on your phone. That’s where customers find you.

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Make your phone number one tap.

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Complete your free Google Business Profile.

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Keep your hours current, especially on holidays.

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Use real photos of your work and your team.

How we help

We build fast, phone-friendly websites for New Mexico businesses, starting with a free preview.

Request a free preview →

Want to go deeper? See how it works

Have a question about your website? Just reply. No jargon, I promise.

Talk soon,
Zac at Web Design NM

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Web Design NM by Code Shock, LLC · 2105 Vista Oeste NW, Suite E #3309, Albuquerque, NM 87120

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Start here: running a company of one

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:44:50 +0000

Start here: running a company of one

Merchant of One

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Merchant of One Weekly · Start here

Running a company of one

Welcome. Each week I send one short essay on running a business that stays small on purpose: calmer, profitable and built around a life.

Here’s the idea in five lines.

The short version

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Small is the point, not a phase before growth.

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Build things that don’t need you daily.

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Buy once, own it. Fewer subscriptions, fewer surprises.

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Start with customers, not an audience.

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Decide what enough is, and plan around it.

From the shop

The shop sells finished tools for people who work alone. Buy once and it’s yours.

Browse the tools →

Want to go deeper? What a company of one means

Running a company of one? Hit reply and tell me what you’re working on.

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Zac at Merchant of One

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Merchant of One by Code Shock, LLC · 2105 Vista Oeste NW, Suite E #3309, Albuquerque, NM 87120

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Start here: get any group together, fast

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:44:50 +0000

Start here: get any group together, fast

FindMeeting

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FindMeeting Weekly · Start here

Get any group together, fast

Welcome. Each week I send one short tip for getting groups in the same room: friends, study groups, teams and game nights.

Here’s the short version.

The basics

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Send one link, not a reply-all thread.

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Offer a range of options, then let the overlap decide.

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Let people use their own time zone. Nobody does the math.

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Set a reply-by day so you’re not waiting forever.

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Make it a standing slot for groups that meet often.

Try it in FindMeeting

FindMeeting is free, needs no account, and works for groups of up to 10 with a live heat map.

Create an event →

Want to go deeper? The group scheduling guides

Got a scheduling nightmare? Hit reply and tell me about it.

Talk soon,
Zac at FindMeeting

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FindMeeting by Code Shock, LLC · 2105 Vista Oeste NW, Suite E #3309, Albuquerque, NM 87120

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Start here: what the lab works on

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:44:50 +0000

Start here: what the lab works on

Digital Thought Labs

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Lab Notes · Start here

What the lab works on

Welcome. Digital Thought Labs is a working lab notebook: AI engineering, research and the occasional benchmark, written up as I go.

Here’s where to start.

Good first reads

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BuildBench: testing models on real software builds, not puzzles.

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Ship12: lessons from shipping 12 products in 12 months.

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GHL + n8n: a full integration series with working workflows.

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Case studies that keep the messy middle in.

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Research notes, data first.

From the lab

Everything is public on the site. Pick whatever matches what you’re building.

See BuildBench →

Want to go deeper? Research

Disagree with something here? Hit reply. Good arguments make the notebook better.

Talk soon,
Zac at Digital Thought Labs

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Digital Thought Labs by Code Shock, LLC · 2105 Vista Oeste NW, Suite E #3309, Albuquerque, NM 87120

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Start here: 5 things that keep software working after launch

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:44:48 +0000

Start here: 5 things that keep software working after launch

Code Shock

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Code Shock Weekly · Start here

Five things that keep software working

Welcome. Each week I send one short, practical note on building software that keeps working after launch: AI, automation, integrations and the unglamorous parts in between.

Here’s the short version to start with.

Start with these five

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Plan for the week after the demo. Evaluation, monitoring and cost controls are what make AI last.

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Automate the boring work first. Predictable tasks are the quickest wins.

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Migrate in slices, not rewrites. Keep shipping while the platform changes underneath.

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Expect integrations to fail. Retries, idempotent writes and good logs.

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Measure what actually got resolved, not activity.

How we help

We build software start to finish: AI, automation pipelines, integrations and the plumbing that keeps them running.

Book a working session →

Want to go deeper? AI in production

Building something and stuck on a decision? Hit reply. I read every one.

Talk soon,
Zac at Code Shock

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Code Shock by Code Shock, LLC · 2105 Vista Oeste NW, Suite E #3309, Albuquerque, NM 87120

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Start here: 5 habits that get you great testimonials

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 02:11:43 +0000

Start here: 5 habits that get you great testimonials

sendmea.

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Five habits that get you great testimonials

Welcome. Every week I send one short, practical idea for collecting video testimonials and putting them to work. Here’s the short version to start with.

None of these take long. Together, they turn “great service, would recommend” into stories that actually convince the next customer.

Start with these five

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Ask at the win. Right after the customer gets the result they came for, not at the invoice.

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Ask three questions. What was going on before? What’s different now? Who would you recommend us to?

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Make it one tap. Put your link or QR code on receipts, packaging, your front desk and your email signature.

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Show proof where people decide. Next to your pricing, on checkout and booking pages, and in proposals.

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Follow up once, then say thanks. A light reminder on day 3, and a personal thank-you when it’s live.

Try it in Sendmea

Create a campaign, then share its collect link or QR code. Customers record right in their browser, with no app and no account, and you approve every video before it goes live.

Start a campaign →

Want to go deeper? How to ask for a video testimonial

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Zac at Sendmea

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Sendmea by Code Shock, LLC · 2105 Vista Oeste NW, Suite E #3309, Albuquerque, NM 87120

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Start here: 5 checks that get A2P registrations approved

Sun, 25 Oct 2026 01:59:21 +0000

Start here: 5 checks that get A2P registrations approved

A2P Support

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5 checks that get you approved

Welcome. If you text customers from a 10-digit number, A2P 10DLC registration isn’t optional: unregistered traffic gets blocked. The good news is that most denials come down to the same handful of fixable mistakes.

Here’s the short version. Each weekly issue goes deep on one of these, with the exact wording to use.

Before you submit, check

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Opt-in you can prove. Who signs up, where, the exact words they see, and how they confirm (30896/30917).

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The 4-part disclosure. Message type, frequency, “Msg & data rates may apply,” “Reply STOP,” with an unchecked box (30924/30925).

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Samples that match your use case, with your brand name, [bracketed] variables and no link shorteners (30893/30892).

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A privacy policy SMS clause saying opt-in data is never shared or sold (30908/30932). And a brand that matches the IRS exactly (30894).

Try it in A2P Support

We write every field of your registration for your business, built to avoid every code above, and check your website before you submit. If you’re still denied, a case specialist reviews it with you for 90 days. Founding price: $34.

Get my answers →

Want to go deeper? What A2P 10DLC is, and why it matters now

Stuck on a rejection right now? Hit reply and tell me the error code. I read every one.

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Zac at A2P Support

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A2P Support by Code Shock, LLC · 2105 Vista Oeste NW, Suite E #3309, Albuquerque, NM 87120

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