Founder builds a Claude Code "PR factory" that pitches journalists automatically
doooyle · x · 2026-11-07
Arguing there's no moat and wins go to those who get attention, Ryan Doyle built a "marketing factory": a Claude Code PR skill that finds articles in his space, matches overlapping data, and pitches journalists. In one run it spotted creator-economy coverage, pitched his charts on Kalshi's ad spend — 11 pitches, 1 positive reply — then built the landing page and responded automatically. He worries sharing such tactics speeds up their decay.
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