Module 4, Lesson 6: Bypass Ad Blockers with PostHog's Reverse Proxy
How do you stop ad blockers from breaking PostHog analytics? You stop ad blockers from dropping your analytics by routing PostHog through a reverse proxy on your own domain, so tracking requests no longer look like they are going to PostHog and get blocked. You enable PostHog's managed
Module 4, Lesson 5: Setup PostHog Analytics
What is PostHog and how do you set it up? PostHog is a product analytics platform that captures event-based data on what visitors do on your page: scrolling, button clicks, pricing interactions, and email signups. You set it up by creating a free PostHog account, grabbing your project token,
Module 4, Lesson 4: Custom Domain to Vercel
How do you add a custom domain in Vercel? You add a custom domain in Vercel by adding the domain inside your Vercel project dashboard, then creating a DNS record at your domain registrar that points the domain at Vercel's servers so requests route to your deployment. Vercel
Module 4, Lesson 3: Connect to Vercel
How do you deploy a landing page to Vercel? You deploy a landing page to Vercel by first pushing your project to a GitHub repository, then signing up for Vercel with your GitHub login and connecting it to that repo, which gives you a live public URL. From then on
Module 4, Lesson 2: Connect to ConvertKit
How do you connect a landing page to Kit (ConvertKit)? You connect a landing page to Kit (formerly ConvertKit) by creating a Kit form, copying its Form ID and API key, and having Claude Code wire your page's email input to Kit so every submission lands in your
Module 4, Lesson 1: Design the Landing Page
How do you design a landing page with Claude Code? You design a landing page with Claude Code by cloning a starter repo into WebStorm, copying your Module 2 documents (GTM, market research, summary, UX/UI) into a folder so Claude has context, then running the frontend-design skill to
Module 3, Lesson 9: Scoping the GTM Project in YouTrack
How do you scope a GTM project in YouTrack with Claude? You scope a GTM project by pointing Claude Desktop at your market research and GTM documents in the Co-Work tab, where it can use your MCP connections, and ending your prompt with an instruction to ask clarifying questions
Module 3, Lesson 8: Connecting Claude Desktop to YouTrack
How do you connect Claude Desktop to YouTrack? You connect Claude Desktop to YouTrack by manually editing the claude_desktop_config.json file to add a YouTrack MCP server, supplying your YouTrack instance URL and an API token, then restarting Claude Desktop and running a quick test. This is a
Module 3, Lesson 7: Building Out the Project in YouTrack
What is an Epic in YouTrack? In YouTrack, an Epic is a large milestone that groups a set of related features under one heading, roughly a chapter for a phase of your product; it is its own issue type, and in this setup each phase of your implementation roadmap maps
Module 3, Lesson 6: Set Up Claude Code + YouTrack
How do you connect Claude Code to YouTrack? You connect Claude Code to YouTrack by creating a YouTrack API token and adding a .mcp.json config file in your project root that points Claude Code at YouTrack over MCP, then starting Claude Code with the flag that loads only that