Part 2: Use Claude to Find Your Audience's Pain Points | EP 116

Hosted By
Alane Boyd and Micah Johnson
October 5, 2026
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< 30 minute listen

Show Notes

Your CRM was built to run a sales pipeline, not to answer marketing questions. Alane Boyd and Micah Johnson open up the five tools behind their 300+ leads a month and show why adding a database beside the CRM turned a slow, token-hungry search into a five-second answer from Claude.

If you have ever asked an AI tool about your leads and watched it pull deals, then contacts, then notes, then give you something vague, this episode explains why. The hosts cover the full stack, from the AI note taker on every sales call to the automation that catches each form fill and booking.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • How to pick an AI recorder that Claude Cowork can read through a native connector or MCP server
  • Why the CRM and the database get different jobs, with sales in one and marketing analysis in the other
  • What makes Supabase a fit for Claude, and where Airtable falls short
  • When to use n8n instead of Claude for anything that waits on a trigger
  • Three questions worth asking Claude once your lead data sits in one place

If your lead data lives in a CRM and you want real answers from it, press play to see how the stack fits together.


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Alane Boyd

Co-CEO, Biggest Goal

is a visionary leader and serial entrepreneur with two successful SaaS exits under her belt. Recognized as a Top Leader under 40 and a finalist for Top Companies to Watch in 2021, Alane's expertise spans operations, sales, marketing, and technical skills. A published author and a mentor to many, she is passionate about impact-driven, result-oriented leadership.

Micah Johnson

Co-CEO, Biggest Goal

is an accomplished entrepreneur and advisor, known for his ability to bridge the gap between business requirements and technical execution. With a knack for identifying system gaps and implementing solutions, Micah has been recognized as a Top Leader under 30 and has significantly contributed to scaling businesses for large brands and manufacturers across the US.