This Claude Code Prompt Reverse-Engineers Any Creator's Business. It Feels Illegal.
I ran it on Alex Hormozi and Justin Welsh: their offer stack, content strategy, tech stack, and exactly what to steal. And how you can get the most of it.
Most people follow creators they admire.
They read the posts. Watch the videos. Buy the course. Maybe try to model them.
But following is passive. You see the output. You don’t see what’s underneath it.
The newsletter, the YouTube, the free book. You consume all of it. What you don’t see: the funnel those pieces feed into, the tech running the operation, the offers they actually make money from, the frameworks they teach versus the ones they quietly use to sell.
The result: you copy the surface layer. You start posting daily because they do. You add a lead magnet because they have one. You pick a pricing tier because theirs looks about right. None of it connects to the underlying logic, because you never saw the underlying logic.
That’s what I built for “Creator Scout”. One creator. One prompt. One brief covering every layer of their business, from domain age to offer stack to what’s actually worth stealing.
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