NO DEVS
WERE HARMED

A Slack support group for marketers rebuilding their websites with Claude — leaving Webflow and WordPress, or already out and learning to run what they built.

No spam. One email when the doors open. There’s no drip sequence behind this. Promise.

100of 100 chairs claimed — the Slack is happening. 155 more in the overflow row.
01

WHAT IS
THIS?

It’s a Slack channel with marketers at every stage of moving a website off a CMS. Some are still deciding whether to migrate. Some are mid-migration. Some are out the other side, living with what they built.

It’s the place to ask the questions you don’t want to put in front of an engineer:

  • Has anyone redirected 400 URLs without crying?
  • What do I tell my CTO when he asks who owns the site now?
  • How do I set up an agent to keep the SEO clean without me?
02

WHY?

As marketers, our website is one of the most important things we own.

AI changed what we can do with it. Idea to live in a day. But agents are good at editing code and useless at operating a visual editor. If your site lives in Webflow or WordPress, an agent can suggest a fix and then sit there, unable to make it. If your site is files in a repo, the agent just does it.

So the best marketing teams are moving out of the CMS and into code. There are guides for how to do it. There’s nowhere to ask other marketers what it’s actually like.

See how other teams did it
03

WHY DO I
HAVE TO

WAIT?

All 100 chairs got claimed — faster than we expected, honestly. We’re setting up the room now so everyone walks in together, the overflow row included. That way, when you post a question at 11 p.m., someone’s actually there to answer it.

Late to the room? There’s still an overflow row. Send this to a marketer who’d want in.

100of 100 chairs claimed · 155 waiting
04

WHO’S BEHIND
THIS?

I’m Dasha Shakov. VP Marketing at Proton.ai, mid-migration off Webflow, learning most of it by doing it wrong first. I also host the Exit Five podcast with Dave Gerhardt.

My husband will moderate the group with me. He has a computer science background and built innlaws.ca with Claude, so there’ll be at least one person in the room who can answer a merge-conflict question without opening Google.

This started because Jess Cook posted something funny on LinkedIn. Thank you, Jess. This is your fault.

Find me on LinkedIn. I post the wreckage as it happens.Say hi ↗

COME SIT WITH US

We’ll email you when the group opens.